TCM have very kindly updated their annual tribute.
They've added Barbara Windsor, Jeremy Bulloch and production designer Peter Lamont, and they haven't scrubbed anyone out.
Got to give them their credit, they're bloody dedicated. I wish there was a body who did this annually for musicians. Sadly MTV has long lost its way. Focus is on reality programmes like "16 and Pregnant" and "Date My Mom" rather than actual music nowadays.
The salesman said, "This sofa will seat five people without any problems." "Fuck that," I thought, "where am I supposed to find five people without any problems."
Emil Cadkin (wiki), TV and film composer, with credits including SpongeBob SquarePants, the Donna Reed Show, and Tarzan, dead at 100.
Can’t seem to locate a pic of him.
Is this the same Diane Ladd who was told she had "six months to live" in 2018? She should definitely be on radars and if anyone needs a loose name to round their team up to 20, there's much worse picks.
1. Prince Philip
2. Philippe De Gaulle
3. Walter Bernstein
4. Dan Tolkowsky
5. Leroy J Manor
6. Louis Witten
7. Whang od Oggay
8. B.B Lal
9. Gerhard Sommar
10. Edgar Morin
11. Aaron Beck
12. Francisco Morales- Bermudez
13. Song Ping
14. Allen Dines
15. Ali Kandil
BBC Sports personality of the year is utter shite.
It is something that would have been ok in the 50s but, decades later, it is fucking embarrassing to watch a cringe fest.
It needs to be shot, burnt and then buried somewhere.
Just sayin, like.
In Australia we had the Moir Sisters. Basically one hit wonders with Good Morning How Are You , and yes it was as lame as the title suggests.
One of them passed back in 2015
In 1979, the pop world lay at the feet of The Dooleys, but where are they now?! (Rhetorical question, no answers on postcards please)
Personally, I was never caught by the Dooleys.
My biggest bugbear (and I have a few) is the "could of/should of/would of" usage. I internally scream every time I see it.
I have quite possibly mentioned it before.
I just remembered this a few minutes ago when we were discussing 80s acts.
I see someone at this Stock Aitken Waterman blog has linked to DeathList and asked an open question about whether he's dead or not. Wiki have also removed his date of death due to it being unsourced. I know Mike Stock semi-acknowledged the death rumour in a subsequent tweet without actually confirming whether it was true or not. So now that the 2019 deaths are listed in the GRO and I'm a bit better at this, here's proof of his demise:
Jason John (aka Jason Herbert) is commonly cited to having been born 18 Mar 1967 in Coventry.
The only person with the surname Herbert who was both born in 1967 and died in 2019 according to the GRO is:
Reverse this in FreeBMD and we get our man's birth in Coventry (registered in the 2nd quarter even though he was born in the first, not uncommon though):
So, he's definitely dead.
I never actually saw the offending tweet - so it was just "Meh" in response to someone asking his opinion?
"i know you're not into metal david, but what's your opinion on eddie van halen?"
So not referring to EVH's death at all. What a fuss about nothing.
Just thought I would update this thread for the second half of 2020. R.I.P.
July: Ennio Morricone/Olivia de Havilland (both from Hollywood in the mid-1900s)
August: John Hume
September: Ruth Bader Ginsburg
October: Sean Connery
November: Diego Maradona
December: Chuck Yeager (unless of course the Queen or Joe Biden die before the end of the year.)
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