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Mike Barnes is a proud graduate of Brooklyn College who spent his first 11 years in journalism as a globe-trotting sportswriter with United Press International based out of New York and Los Angeles. He began with THR in 1993 as a Copy Editor and has written too many obituaries for the publication for too many years; the first one may have been the great I Love Lucy writer Bob Carroll Jr.
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Olivia Hussey, Star of Franco Zeffirelli’s ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ Dies at 73
She also played Mary in the 1977 miniseries 'Jesus of Nazareth' and was memorable in 'Black Christmas' and 'Death on the Nile.'
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Greg Gumbel, Longtime CBS Sports Studio Host and Play-by-Play Man, Dies at 78
He worked March Madness for more than a quarter-century, presided over ‘The NFL Today’ for five seasons and called two Super Bowls.
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Geoffrey Deuel, Who Played Billy the Kid in ‘Chisum,’ Dies at 81
The younger brother of ‘Alias Smith and Jones’ star Peter Duel, he appeared on lots of TV shows starting in the mid-1960s.
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‘Faceoff: Inside the NHL’ Coming Back to Prime Video
The feisty Tkachuk family, including Brady, Matthew and Keith, will be a focus of the docuseries’ second season.
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Marisa Paredes, Actress in Pedro Almodóvar Films, Dies at 78
She starred for her Spanish countryman in ‘High Heels,’ ‘The Flower of My Secret,’ ‘The Skin I Live In’ and more.
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Diane Delano, ‘Northern Exposure’ and ‘Popular’ Actress, Dies at 67
She also got cozy with Alan Rachins on ‘L.A. Law’ and played the sister of Shirley Muldowney (Bonnie Bedelia) in 'Heart Like a Wheel.'
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‘Up in Smoke,’ ‘Pride of the Yankees,’ ‘Beverly Hills Cop,’ ‘No Country for Old Men,’ ‘The Social Network’ Inducted Into National Film Registry
Also selected for preservation this year: ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,’ ‘Dirty Dancing,’ ‘Mi Familia,’ ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,’ ‘The Miracle Worker,’ ‘Common Threads’ and ‘My Own Private Idaho.’
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John C. Reilly to Be Honored at the Oscar Wilde Awards (Exclusive)
The 19th annual event returns to its original home, the historic Ebell theater in Los Angeles, three days before the Academy Awards.
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Carol Goldwasser, ‘Hannah Montana’ and ‘Austin & Ally’ Casting Director, Dies at 67
Her credits also included ‘The Hughleys,’ ‘Inside Schwartz,' ‘Dog With a Blog’ and ‘Cousins for Life.’
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Ted Weiant, Director of A.R. Gurney Plays, Dies at 77
He guided productions of ‘Love Letters’ and ‘Sylvia’ and ran the defunct Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills with his late wife, Tony winner Joan Stein.
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The Amazing Kreskin, Master of Mind Games, Dies at 89
The world's most famous mentalist was a regular on Carson and applied "the power of positive thinking."
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Martha Luttrell, Longtime ICM Talent Agent, Dies at 80
She repped Susan Sarandon, Stephen Rea, Judy Davis, Sam Shepard, Waylon Jennings and many others.
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