Obit
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Roger Angell, Legendary Baseball Writer, Dies at 101
Angell was a sports journalist at The New Yorker for over six decades
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Bob Neuwirth, Singer-Songwriter Who Influenced Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin, Dies at 82
Neuwirth co-wrote the Joplin classic ”Mercedes Benz“
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Mickey Gilley, ‘Urban Cowboy’ Music Star, Dies at 86
Singer and actor was known for his remake of ”Stand by Me“ and songs like ”Room Full of Roses“
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Tom Parker, The Wanted Singer, Dies at 33
The performer had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor in 2020
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Traci Braxton, Singer and ‘Braxton Family Values’ Star, Dies at 50
The younger sister of Toni Braxton succumbed to a battle with esophageal cancer
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Johnny Brown, ‘Good Times’ and ‘Laugh-In’ Actor, Dies at 84
The comedian is best known for playing superintendent Nathan Bookman on ”Good Times“
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Mitchell Ryan, Actor on ‘Dharma and Greg’ and ‘General Hospital,’ Dies at 88
Ryan was remembered by his ”Dark Shadows“ co-star Kathryn Leigh Scott
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Ivan Reitman, ‘Ghostbusters’ Director, Dies at 75
Filmmaker’s children shared the news of his unexpected death on Sunday night
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Beryl Vertue, ‘Sherlock’ Producer, Dies at 90
Benedict Cumberbatch called the veteran producer ”Sherlock’s godmother“
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Chris Huvane, Hollywood Manager, Dies at 47 in Apparent Suicide
Manager’s clients included Margot Robbie, Julianne Moore and Zach Braff
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Moses Moseley, Actor on ‘The Walking Dead,’ Found Dead at 31
Moseley played one of Michonne’s pet zombies on the AMC series
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Howard Hesseman, ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ Star, Dies at 81
Hesseman played the very anti-disco DJ ”Dr. Johnny Fever“
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Meat Loaf Mourned by Cher, Boy George, Andrew Lloyd Webber and More
Stars of the entertainment community share their memories of the star, who died Thursday at 74
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Meat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ Rock Star, Dies at 74
The plus-size rocker was known for theatrical ballads like ”I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)“
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Sidney Poitier, Pioneering Oscar-Winning Actor and Director, Dies at 94
The star became the first Black actor to win the Academy Award
