Obits
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James Lawson, Civil Rights Activist and MLK’s Chief Strategist, Dies at 95
Martin Luther King Jr.’s family, Chef José Andrés, Cornel West and numerous others mourn the legendary nonviolent protest leader
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Lee Gabler, David Letterman’s Famed Agent and CAA Co-Chair, Dies at 84
The veteran talent agent orchestrated the late-night host’s jump from NBC to CBS, leading to the creation of “The Late Show”
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Erich Anderson, ‘Felicity’ and ‘NYPD Blue’ Actor, Dies at 67
The “Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter” actor passed away after a battle with cancer
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Mark Ross, Rapper and 2 Live Crew OG Member Who Went by Brother Marquis, Dies at 58
Ross was a teenager when the overtly sexual hip-hop group exploded out of the Miami scene
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Janis Paige, Musical Star of Broadway and Hollywood, Dies at 101
The Golden Age actress performed on stage in “The Pajama Game,” “Gypsy” and “Annie Get Your Gun,” as well as her own 1950s sitcom
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Larry Allen, Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer, Dies at 52
The offensive lineman died suddenly while on vacation in Mexico
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Martin Starger, Producer of ‘Nashville’ and ‘Sophie’s Choice,’ Dies at 92
Also known for his work on “Mask” and “On Golden Pond,” Starger served as ABC Entertainment’s first president beginning in 1972
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Scott Wampler, Podcaster and Film Writer Known for ‘The Kingcast,’ Dies
The Texas-born journalist wrote for Fangoria, Birth.Movies.Death and Collider
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Al Ruddy, Oscar-Winning Producer of ‘The Godfather’ and ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ Cocreator, Dies at 94
He also won an Academy Award for producing “Million Dollar Baby”
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Bill Walton, NBA Champion and UCLA Legend, Dies at 71
The two-time NBA and NCAA champion went on to become an Emmy-winning sports broadcaster
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Johnny Wactor, ‘General Hospital’ Star, Shot and Killed in Robbery at 37
The prolific actor was apparently killed by thieves looking to steal his car’s catalytic converter
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Richard M. Sherman, Disney Legend and Songwriter Behind ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘The Jungle Book,’ Dies at 95
As one-half of The Sherman Brothers, he was the recipient of two Academy Awards
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Grayson Murray, 2-Time PGA Tour-Winning Golfer, Dies at 30
The world class athlete pulled out of the Charles Schwab Challenge Friday due to an unidentified illness
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Scott D. Pierce, Former TCA President and Longtime Utah-Based TV Critic, Dies at 64
“He was a friend to many of us,” Lauren Gustus, executive editor of The Salt Lake City Tribune says Friday
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Hollywood Remembers Morgan Spurlock as a Filmmaker Who ‘Actually Changed the World With His Art’
“He was a true national treasure,” screenwriter Kirsten Smith says
