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Remembering Richard Riehle, The Ubiquitous Character Actor Who Anchored Hollywood Classics
Prolific character actor Richard Riehle, known for his unforgettable roles in ‘Office Space’ and across 400 projects, has died at 78.
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Family and Public Health Communities Mourn Loss of Educator Kyle Kennedy
Kyle Kennedy, an educator, disability advocate, and granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy, has died at 42 following years of paralysis.
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RJ Mitte, Celebrated Actor And Disability Rights Advocate, Passes Away At 34
RJ Mitte, who portrayed Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad and championed disability rights, has died at 34, prompting widespread tributes.
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Amber Siyavus, Former Big Brother Contestant, Dies at 46
Former Big Brother contestant Amber Siyavus has died at age 46 in Las Vegas, with authorities currently investigating the cause of death.
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Nana Patekar, acclaimed Indian actor, dies at 75
Veteran actor Nana Patekar has died at 75 following a severe cardiac arrest in Goa, with the Maharashtra government announcing a state funeral.
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Niamh O’Brien, Wife of Michael Flatley, Dies at 52
Niamh O’Brien, a former professional dancer and wife of Michael Flatley for two decades, has passed away at 52 following a period of illness.
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Daytime Television Veteran and Former Pilot Passes Away at 62
Daytime television star Robert Kelker-Kelly, known for his iconic roles on Days of Our Lives and Another World, has died at 62 in Missouri.
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Australian Television Mourns Loss of Longtime Children’s Show Pioneer
Australian TV mourns the loss of Play School pioneer Alister Smart, who has died at 90, leaving a rich cultural legacy across decades of broadcasting.
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Tony Reno, Architect of Yale Football’s Modern Revival, Dies at 52
Tony Reno, who led Yale to five Ivy League titles over 14 seasons, has died at 52 after a battle with illness, the university announced.
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Neil Henderson, Original Bay City Rollers Guitarist, Dies at 73
Neil Henderson, the original guitarist for the Scottish band Bay City Rollers, has died at 73 following a long-term health battle.
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Renowned British Jockey John Lowe Dies in Australia at 75
John Lowe, the celebrated ‘Cock O’ The North’ jockey who rode over 2,000 winners, has passed away in Perth following a stroke at age 75.
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Olympic swimming legend Mike Burton dies at 79
Mike Burton, the first American to win consecutive Olympic 1,500-meter freestyle golds, has died at 79 following a battle with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
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Rose Friedman, Longtime NPR Arts Editor and Union Steward, Dies at 38
Rose Friedman, an influential NPR culture editor and union steward who helped shape public radio’s arts coverage and book guides, has died at 38.


