Obits
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Katherine Creag, NBC New York Reporter, Dies at 47
Longtime journalist’s death came as surprise, her employer said; she’d been working as recently as Wednesday morning
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Larry Flynt, Hustler Magazine Founder, Dies at 78
The adult entertainment mogul’s life was depicted in 1996’s “The People vs. Larry Flynt,” starring Woody Harrelson
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Marty Schottenheimer, Legendary NFL Coach, Dies at 77
Coach for the Chargers, Chiefs, Washington and Browns had 200 wins in his career
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Mary Wilson, Singer Who Co-Founded The Supremes, Dies at 76
Wilson was also a best-selling author, businesswoman and cultural ambassador
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Billy Brown, ‘Alaskan Bush People’ Star, Dies at 68
Discovery pays tribute to Brown as “a trailblazer, a lovely man, and most definitely one of a kind”
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George Shultz, Ronald Reagan’s Secretary of State, Dies at 100
Shultz was pivotal in shaping foreign policy during the Cold War
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Leon Spinks Jr, Boxing Legend Who Once Defeated Muhammad Ali, Dies at 67
The Olympic gold-medalist died Friday after a five-year battle with cancer
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Christopher Plummer Appreciation: From King Lear to Klingon, Stage and Screen Legend Did It All
The Oscar-winning star brought grace and gravitas to several decades’ worth of unforgettable characters
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Christopher Plummer’s 25 Most Memorable Roles, From ‘The Sound of Music’ to ‘Knives Out’ (Photos)
Legendary actor, whose career spanned six decades, died Friday at age 91
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Christopher Plummer, Oscar-Winning Star of ‘The Sound of Music,’ Dies at 91
Actor won his Oscar for “Beginners” from 2010
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Jack Palladino, Private Detective Who Worked for Bill Clinton and Harvey Weinstein, Dies at 76 After Violent Attack
Photographs taken from the PI’s own camera helped lead to the arrest of the two suspects involved in his attack
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Hal Holbrook, Emmy and Tony Winner Best Known for Portraying Mark Twain, Dies at 95
Holbrook also played Deep Throat in “All the President’s Men,” among many other roles
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Dustin Diamond, Screech From ‘Saved by the Bell,’ Dies at 44
Diamond was recently hospitalized and diagnosed with cancer
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Jamie Tarses, Pioneering Former ABC Entertainment President, Dies at 56
Tarses ran ABC Entertainment from 1996 to 1999 and died of complications from a cardiac event last fall
