Obits
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Natalie Desselle Reid, Actress in ‘Eve’ TV Series and ‘Madea’ Movies, Dies at 53
She was also in “B*A*P*S” and “How to Be a Player”
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David Lander, Squiggy on ‘Laverne & Shirley,’ Dies at 73
Lander died due to complications from multiple sclerosis, his wife Kathy tells TMZ
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Pamela Tiffin, ‘State Fair’ and ‘One, Two, Three’ Actress, Dies at 78
Tiffin also appeared in several successful Italian films in the 1960s, among many other credits
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Whitney Collings, ‘Bad Girls Club’ Star, Dies at 33
Boston-born Collings joined the “Bad Girls Club” in its third season
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The Rock Leads Tributes to Wrestling Legend and ‘Father Figure’ Pat Patterson
Dwayne Johnson recounts how Patterson helped him land his very first WWE match
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Pat Patterson, WWE Legend and First Openly Gay Wrestling Superstar, Dies at 79
Hall of Famer was WWF’s first Intercontinental Champion and later created the Royal Rumble Match
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Darth Vader Actor David Prowse Remembered by Mark Hamill, Edgar Wright and More: ‘Unbelievably Magical’
The bodybuilder-turned-actor’s death at age 85 was announced on Sunday
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David Prowse, ‘Star Wars’ Actor Behind Darth Vader’s Mask, Dies at 85
His management company announced the news on Sunday
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Daria Nicolodi, ‘Inferno’ Star and ‘Suspiria’ Co-Writer, Dies at 70
Nicolodi was also the mother of actress Asia Argento
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Ed Murray, Who Inspired Brother Bill Murray’s Hit ‘Caddyshack,’ Dies at 67
“It was Ed who introduced the Murray family to this wonderful game of golf,” the actor’s clothing company William Murray Golf says
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David Dinkins, First Black Mayor of New York City, Dies at 93
Dinkins served one term as mayor from 1990 to 1993
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Dena Dietrich, Who Played ‘Mother Nature’ in 1970s Margarine Ads, Dies at 91
Actress died of natural causes, a friend told The Hollywood Reporter
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Pat Quinn, ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Co-Founder, Dies at 37
The social media phenomenon helped raise $220 million worldwide for ALS research
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Herbert F. Solow, TV Exec Behind ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Mission: Impossible,’ Dies at 89
TV production head launched two of the most iconic shows of the 60s and made Lucille Ball’s Desilu Productions a Hollywood titan in the process
