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Alfred Masini, who created Entertainment Tonight, Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, and Solid Gold, died Monday. He was 80.
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Comic book artist John D'Agostino, who drew Archie and the Incredible Hulk among others, died Sunday of bone cancer. He was 81.
Chicago Cubs legend, Ron Santo, has died.
Ron Santo, Who Beat Diabetes to Become Chicago Cubs Star, Dies at 70 - - CBS News
Ron Santo, Who Beat Diabetes to Become Chicago Cubs Star, Dies at 70 - - CBS News
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Elaine Kaufman, whose epynomous restaurant in New York City was a meeting place for the top writers there, died today from complications tied to emphysema. She was 81.
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Danish actor Palle Huld died November 26. He was 98.
While he had a successful acting career, his most notable role was the inspiration for the comic book character Tintin, which happened when he won a trip around the world when he was a teenager.
While he had a successful acting career, his most notable role was the inspiration for the comic book character Tintin, which happened when he won a trip around the world when he was a teenager.
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Don Meredith, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and announcer for Monday Night Football, died yesterday of a brain hemorrage. He was 72.
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Golden Age porn actor and director John Leslie died yesterday of a heart attack. He was 65.
Leslie was also an accomplished musician and did the music for his films.
Leslie was also an accomplished musician and did the music for his films.
That's 2 reasons to sing "Turn out the lights, the party's over."
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Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of vice-presidential candidate John Edwards, lost her battle with breast cancer today. She was 61.
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Alan A. Armer, who produced The Fugitive, as well as Lights, Camera, Action, one of the first TV shows ever, died December 5 of colon cancer. He was 88.
