2010----In Remembrance.

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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.

 

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Chicago Cubs legend, Ron Santo, has died.

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.

 

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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.

 

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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.