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Hollywood Reporter obit for Mickey Kuhn.

Legendary American tennis player and champion Billie Jean King celebrates her 79th birthday today. American actress Jamie Lee Curtis ,and daughter of Hollywood legends Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, celebrates her 64th birthday today.

Dick Van Dyke is a duplicate pick, too:

Don't know if it has been pointed out but that's eery how you predicted who was getting Mother Theresa'd after the Queens death.

@Wormfarmer... Mickey Kuhn is a solo hit for me: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11455139/Mickey-Kuhn-beloved-child-star-passes-away-age-90.html

Argentina: 3 - Saudi Arabia: 0 Denmark: 2 - Tunisia: 1 Mexico: 1 - Poland: 1 France: 3 - Australia: 1

Part 10: 2013 Sophiya Haque (1971–2013; 41) Actress (Coronation Street); died from cancer complications Kevin Ash (1959–2013; 53) Motorcycle journalist and author; died in a motorcycle accident Lesley Fitz-Simons (1961–2013; 51) Actress (Take the High Road); died from breast cancer Acer Nethercott (1977–2013; 35) Olympic silver-medallist rower (2008); died from brain cancer Ricardo da Force (1967–2013; 47) DJ, vocalist and rapper Clive Burr (1957–2013) Drummer (Iron Maiden); complications of MS Ryan Birch (1969–2013) Olympic judoka (1992, 1996); killed in a traffic collision Paul Ware (1970–2013; 42) Footballer (Stoke City, Stockport County, Rochdale); died from brain cancer Tony Grealish (1956–2013; 56) Footballer (Rotherham Utd, Brighton & Hove Albion, Republic of Ireland national team); died from cancer Kevin Moore (1958–2013; 55) Footballer (Grimsby Town, Southampton); died from Pick’s disease Steve Carney (1957–2013; 55) Footballer (Newcastle Utd, Darlington); died from pancreatic cancer Andrew Simpson MBE (1976–2013; 36) Olympic gold medalist sailor (2008, 2012); died in a boating accident Keith Jukes (1954–2013; 59) Dean of Ripon (2007–2013); died from stomach cancer Brian Greenhoff (1953–2013; 60) Footballer (Manchester Utd, Leeds Utd, England national team) Donna Hartley MBE (1955–2013; 58) Olympic bronze medalist athlete (1980) Mark Starr (1962–2013; 50) Professional wrestler; died from a heart attack Iain Banks (1954–2013; 59) Author (The Wasp Factory); died from gallbladder cancer Rory Morrison (1964–2013; 48) BBC Radio 4 newsreader; died from lymphoma Cheryl Peake (1966–2013; 47) Olympic pair skater (1988) Alastair Donaldson (1955–2013; 58) Rock multi-instrumentalist (The Rezillos) Bernie Nolan (1960–2013; 53) Actress and singer (The Nolans); died from breast cancer Paul Bhattacharjee (1960–2013; 53) Actor; committed suicide by jumping Todd Bennett (1962–2013; 51) Olympic silver medalist athlete (1984); died from cancer Briony McRoberts (1957–2013; 56) Actress (Take the High Road); committed suicide on the London Underground Steve Aizlewood (1952–2013; 60) Footballer (Newport County, Portsmouth, Swindon Town) Phil Nixon (1956–2013; 57) Darts player; died from liver, lung and stomach cancer David McLetchie CBE (1952–2013; 61) Conservative politician, MSP (2003–2011) and Scottish Conservatives leader (1999–2005); died from cancer Jon Brookes (1969–2013; 44) Rock drummer (The Charlatans); died from brain cancer Mark Sutton (1971–2013; 42) Stuntman (2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony); killed in a wingsuit flying accident Chris Hallam MBE (1962–2013; 50) Paralympic bronze medalist wheelchair athlete (1988, 1992); died from lymphoma Brian Smith (1955–2013; 57) Footballer (Bolton Wanderers, Bournemouth, Blackpool); died after a “brief illness” Mick Buckley (1953–2013; 59) Footballer (Everton, Sunderland, Middlesbrough) Jillian Lane (1960–2013; 53) Psychic to Michael Jackson; died from diabetic-related liver disease Sean Edwards (1986–2013; 26) Racing driver; died in a racing accident Felix Dexter (1961–2013; 52) Comedian and actor (The Real McCoy); died from multiple myeloma Steve Prescott MBE (1973–2013; 39) Rugby league player (St Helens, Hull F.C., England national team, Ireland national team); died from cancer Dame Florence Baron DBE, QC (1952–2013; 61) Barrister and High Court judge; died from cancer Kate Barry (1967–2013; 46) Fashion photographer; died from a fall Addison Cresswell (1960–2013; 53) Comedy talent agent and producer; died from a heart attack Wayne Harrison (1967–2013; 46) Footballer (Oldham Athletic, Liverpool); died from a pancreatic illness Paul Comstive (1961–2013; 52) Footballer (Wrexham, Burnley, Southport); died from a heart attack

On this day 70 years ago in 1952 New Zealand boxer and Olympic gold medallist Ted Morgan died aged 46 from lung cancer .A non smoker , his cancer was suspected to have likely been caused by fumes he inhaled whilst working as a plumber. He won a gold in welterweight boxing at the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. Impressively he won his gold medal despite having a dislocated knuckle in his left hand throughout the tournament. He was the first athlete from New Zealand to win a gold medal. On this day 42 years ago in 1980, american stage and screen actress, singer and sex symbol Mae West died aged 87. She was known for her lighthearted risqué jokes , comments and double entendre. Her husky delivery of sexually themed witty comments, especially on stage, were legendary but shocking and taboo to many at the time. Her film credits include I'm no angel (1933), My little chickadee (1940), She done him wrong (1933) and Myra Breckinridge(1970) - were she famously had a strong personality clash with her costar Raquel Welch that resulted in Welch throwing shade at Mae West in interviews for decade after Mae had died. Mae often indulged in witty one liners trying to convey a wish of a kind and one of her enduring sayings/quotes is " when I'm good I'm very good but when I'm bad I'm better!" On this day 15 years ago in 2007 british bodybuilder and actor Reg Park died aged 79. The Yorkshireman won the Mr Britain bodybuilding contest in 1949 and went on to win the Mr Universe title three times-1951, 1958 and 1965. His physique was in demand in the movies for a time. He starred in 5 movies, playing Hercules 4 times.

I don't think they'll pay it any attention at all even if it does.

Argentina 5-0 Saudi Arabia Denmark 2-0 Tunisia Mexico 2-2 Poland France 3-1 Australia

Gabriel Matzneff ought to be on the French list. The French Jeffrey Epstein. Old, lonely, ostracized... Gabriel Matzneff — Wikipédia (wikipedia.org) And now, that the last great generation of French actors (Depardieu, Auteuil) are over seventy and work less, one has to pay more attention to the health of Fabrice Luchini, Vincent Lindon, Didier Bourdon, Thierry Lhermitte etc. Some of the best actors of the 21the Century. I will be very sad if something happens to them.

Updated the Phil Spector act The Blackwells. Singer turned songwriter Dewayne Blackwell died last May, aged 84. A few obits but not reported on DL at the time. One sibling left.

I know it’s posted elsewhere but should be here. A 25-year-old man in Houston died after he climbed or jumped to the top of an 18-wheeler and began dancing before he fell from the truck as it passed under a bridge on Nov. 10. The incident took place at 200 Eastex Freeway at about 11:35 a.m. SC https://www.today.com/news/man-dancing-18-wheeler-truck-dies-bridge-rcna57665

It seems a little early, I know, but a. People aren’t really taking advantage of Next Year’s Creativity Thread, and I’m still seeing lots of clutter in the ideas and possibilities page, and b. I’m feeling very bored right now and have nothing else to do right now So here’s the page to try to get your Ozzy Osbourne’s on the 2018 list, and to try to pray for your King Michael’s or Leah Bracknell’s to make the starting line because you made an idiotic choice of not picking them on your team. Then, of course, this can also serve as a reminder to the committee for certain picks that are actually good or are interesting enough to be a serious cult pick. I’ll start with a cult pick: Sidney Poitier...

This is funny but doesn’t seem to be real. A simple Google search only brings up the tweet. There’s no need to make up stupid things Pat Robertson says he does that just fine on his own.

K Ernie K-Doe 22 Feb 1936 – 05 Jul 2001 (65) Guardian obit Wiki American R&B singer from New Orleans, Louisiana 11/05/1961 Mother-in-Law #29 Bert Kaempfert 16 Oct 1923 – 21 Jun 1980 (56) FindAGrave memorial Wiki German orchestra leader, multi-instrumentalist and producer 23/12/1965 Bye Bye Blues #24 Kalin Twins Wiki American pop singer-songwriter duo comprising of twins Hal and Herbie from Port Jervis, New York Hal Kalin 16 Feb 1934 – 24 Aug 2005 (71) Guardian obit Herbie Kalin 16 Feb 1934 – 21 Jul 2006 (72) Guardian obit 18/07/1958 When #1 Kitty Kallen 25 May 1921 – 01 Jan 2016 (94) Washington Post obit Wiki American pop singer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 02/07/1954 Little Things Mean a Lot #1 Released as Kitty Kallen with Orchestra Directed by Jack Pleis Günter Kallmann Choir 19 Nov 1927 – 22 Apr 2016 (88) Mention of death Discogs German choir leader and composer from Berlin 24/12/1964 Elisabeth Serenade #45 Eden Kane 29 Mar 1940 – Living Wiki UK pop and rock singer, actor and record producer, born in New Delhi, India and raised in Croydon, London 01/06/1961 Well I Ask You #1 14/09/1961 Get Lost #10 18/01/1962 Forget Me Not #3 10/05/1962 I Don't Know Why #7 30/01/1964 Boys Cry #8 Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus Wiki American bubblegum pop "supergroup", created by Jerry Kasenetz and Jeffry Katz, the producers of Ohio Express and 1910 Fruitgum Company Session musicians: Joey Levine 29 May 1947 – Living 20/11/1968 Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run) #19 NB: Nobody knows for sure who recorded on this, with the exception of Levine who provided the vocals. The album liner notes states that the "supergroup" consisted of 46 members, whereas the album cover only shows 33 of them. Danny Kaye 18 Jan 1913 – 03 Mar 1987 (74) LA Times obit Wiki American actor, singer, dancer and comedian from New York City, New York, known for his recordings with The Andrews Sisters, began his career on Vaudeville and debuted on Broadway in 1939, has three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 27/02/1953 Wonderful Copenhagen #5 The Kaye Sisters Wiki UK pop vocal trio, their name was inspired from their manager Carmen Kaye, in reality they were not real sisters Sheila Jones 21 Oct 1936 – Living Shirley Palmer 15 Aug 1938 – 14 Jul 2013 (74) The Stage obit Carol Young 12 Apr 1930 – 20 Aug 2006 (76) Guardian obit 25/05/1956 Ivory Tower #20 Released as The Three Kayes 01/11/1957 Gotta Have Something in the Bank, Frank #8 Released as Frankie Vaughan and The Kaye Sisters 03/01/1958 Shake Me I Rattle / Alone #27 01/05/1959 Come Softly to Me #9 Released as Frankie Vaughan and The Kaye Sisters 07/07/1960 Paper Roses #7 Johnny Keating and his Orchestra 10 Sep 1927 – 28 May 2015 (87) Telegraph obit Wiki UK orchestra leader, songwriter and arranger from Edinburgh, Scotland 01/03/1962 Theme From "Z-Cars" #8 Released as Johnny Keating / Theme to the television series Z-Cars 30/08/1962 Don't That Beat All #8 Released as Adam Faith with Johnny Keating and his Orchestra 31/01/1963 What Now #31 Released as Adam Faith with Johnny Keating and his Orchestra Nelson Keene 1941 – Living Wiki UK pop singer from Farnborough, Hampshire, real name Malcolm Holland, later emigrated to Australia 25/08/1960 Image of a Girl #37 NB: Several sites says he was born 1942 but according to Ancestry, his birth was registered in October 1941. NB2: Photo of him from December 2020 in the comments section here. Keith 17 May 1949 – Living Wiki American pop singer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 26/01/1967 98.6 #24 Features uncredited backing vocals from The Tokens 16/03/1967 Tell it to My Face #50 Jerry Keller 20 Jun 1937 – Living Wiki American pop singer-songwriter from Fort Smith, Arkansas 28/08/1959 Here Comes Summer #1 Grace Kelly 12 Nov 1929 – 14 Sep 1982 (52) NY Times obit Wiki American film actress from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, married Prince Rainier III in 1956 and became Princess of Monaco, died in a car accident in September 1982 23/11/1956 True Love #4 Released as Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly Keith Kelly 1935 – Living Wiki UK pop singer-songwriter and guitarist from Selby, North Yorkshire, real name Michael Pailthorpe 05/05/1960 Tease Me #27 18/08/1960 Listen Little Girl #47 The Anita Kerr Singers Wiki American vocal group from Nashville, Tennessee, formed in 1949, sometimes called The Anita Kerr Quartet Dottie Dillard 03 Aug 1923 – 06 May 2015 (91) Local obit Anita Kerr 13 Oct 1927 – 10 Oct 2022 (94) NY Times obit Louis Nunley 15 Oct 1931 – 26 Oct 2012 (81) Local obit Gil Wright 03 Jul 1929 – 30 Apr 2017 (87) Mention of death 29/11/1957 My Special Angel #22 Released as Bobby Helms with the Anita Kerr Singers 01/08/1958 Jacqueline #20 Released as Bobby Helms with the Anita Kerr Singers Johnny Kidd & the Pirates Wiki UK rock and roll group from London, Kidd was killed in a car crash in Radcliffe, Lancashire in October 1966, Caddy, Gregg and Cattini were also a member of The Tornados, Moretti was also a member of Nero and the Gladiators, Green was also a member of Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas Tom Brown no info available Alan Caddy 02 Feb 1940 – 16 Aug 2000 (60) Guardian obit Clem Cattini 20 Aug 1937 – Living Tony Docherty no info available Frank Farley 18 Feb 1942 – 28 Apr 2018 (76) Mention of death Johnny Gordon n/a – c. 2000 Mention of death Mick Green 22 Feb 1944 – 11 Jan 2010 (65) Guardian obit Brian Gregg 31 Jan 1939 – 21 Apr 2024 (85) Mention of death Johnny Kidd 23 Dec 1935 – 07 Oct 1966 (30) FindAGrave memorial Ken McKay no info available Joe Moretti 10 May 1938 – 09 Feb 2012 (73) Independent obit Johnny Spence 26 Jan 1944 – Living Mike West n/a – deceased Mention of death 12/06/1959 Please Don't Touch #25 12/02/1960 You Got What it Takes #25 16/06/1960 Shakin' All Over #1 06/10/1960 Restless #22 13/04/1961 Linda Lu #47 10/01/1963 A Shot of Rhythm and Blues #48 25/07/1963 I'll Never Get Over You #4 28/11/1963 Hungry For Love #20 30/04/1964 Always and Ever #46 NB: Lineup is complete and accurate thanks to this detailed site. The five members missing bio details only played on the first hit. Ben E. King 28 Sep 1938 – 30 Apr 2015 (76) Guardian obit Wiki American soul and R&B singer and record producer, born in Henderson, North Carolina but raised in Harlem, New York City, at one point he was a principal lead singer of The Drifters 02/02/1961 First Taste of Love #27 22/06/1961 Stand by Me #27 05/10/1961 Amor, Amor #38 Carole King 09 Feb 1942 – Living Wiki American singer-songwriter from Manhattan, New York City, she is the most successful female songwriter of the second half of the 20th century in the States having written 118 pop hits on the Billboard Hot 100, also wrote 61 of the hits that charted in the UK, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a non-performer in 1990 and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 20/09/1962 It Might as Well Rain Until September #3 Dave King 23 Jun 1929 – 15 Apr 2002 (72) Guardian obit Wiki UK actor, comedian and pop singer from Twickenham, Middlesex, best known for playing a corrupt policeman in the 1980 film The Long Good Friday and for appearing as Clifford Duckworth in Coronation Street 17/02/1956 Memories are Made of This #5 Released as Dave King featuring The Keynotes 13/04/1956 You Can't be True to Two #11 Released as Dave King featuring The Keynotes 21/12/1956 Christmas and You #23 24/01/1958 The Story of My Life #20 Jonathan King 06 Dec 1944 – Living Wiki UK singer-songwriter and record producer from Marylebone, London, discovered and named Genesis in 1967, founded UK Records in 1972, produced songs for the Bay City Rollers and 10cc, convicted of sleeping with underage boys in the 1980s and sentenced to seven years in prison 29/07/1965 Everyone's Gone to the Moon #4 Solomon King 13 Aug 1930 – 21 Jan 2005 (74) Guardian obit Wiki American pop singer from Lexington, Kentucky 03/01/1968 She Wears My Ring #3 01/05/1968 When We Were Young #21 The King Brothers Wiki UK pop vocal trio from Essex comprising of three brothers, Denis later became one of the top writers for television music Anthony King 21 Jan 1937 – Living Denis King 25 Jul 1939 – Living Michael King 25 Apr 1935 – 09 Nov 2018 (83) Telegraph obit 31/05/1957 A White Sport Coat #6 09/08/1957 In the Middle of an Island #19 06/12/1957 Wake Up Little Susie #22 31/01/1958 Put a Light in the Window #25 14/04/1960 Standing on the Corner #4 28/07/1960 Mais oui #16 12/01/1961 Doll House #21 02/03/1961 76 Trombones #19 The Kingsmen Wiki American garage rock band from Portland, Oregon, founded in 1959 and still active today Lynn Easton c. 1946 – 24 Apr 2020 (~73) Local obit Jack Ely 11 Sep 1943 – 28 Apr 2015 (71) NY Times obit Don Gallucci (aka Don Caverhill) 31 Oct 1947 – Living Mike Mitchell 16 Apr 1944 – 16 Apr 2021 (77) CNN obit Bob Nordby c. 1946 – Living 30/01/1964 Louie Louie #26 NB: According to this article, Gallucci hasn't been heard from since 1970. However, this is not true. In the 1970s he changed his name to Don Caverhill, produced the first album by The Stooges and worked on several soundtracks. He also became successful as a real estate developer. The Kingston Trio Wiki American folk and pop group from Palo Alto, California, original group was founded in 1957 and disbanded in 1967 Dave Guard 19 Oct 1934 – 22 Mar 1991 (56) NY Times obit Nick Reynolds 27 Jul 1933 – 01 Oct 2008 (75) Guardian obit Bob Shane 01 Feb 1934 – 26 Jan 2020 (85) Guardian obit 21/11/1958 Tom Dooley #5 04/12/1959 San Miguel #29 The Kinks Wiki UK rock band from Muswell Hill, London, formed in 1964 by brothers Ray and Dave Davies, regarded as one of the most influential rock bands of the 1960s, briefly part of the British Invasion in the States, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 Mick Avory 15 Feb 1944 – Living Dave Davies 03 Feb 1947 – Living Ray Davies 21 Jun 1944 – Living Pete Quaife 31 Dec 1943 – 23 Jun 2010 (66) Guardian obit 13/08/1964 You Really Got Me #1 29/10/1964 All Day and All of the Night #2 21/01/1965 Tired of Waiting For You #1 25/03/1965 Ev'rybody's Gonna be Happy #17 27/05/1965 Set Me Free #9 05/08/1965 See My Friends #10 02/12/1965 Till the End of the Day #8 03/03/1966 Dedicated Follower of Fashion #4 09/06/1966 Sunny Afternoon #1 24/11/1966 Dead End Street #5 11/05/1967 Waterloo Sunset #2 18/10/1967 Autumn Almanac #3 17/04/1968 Wonderboy #36 17/07/1968 Days #12 16/04/1969 Plastic Man #31 NB: Pianist Nicky Hopkins (1944–1994) recorded on several of these hits. Despite being a long-term contributor, he is not regarded as an official member of the band Kathy Kirby 20 Oct 1938 – 19 May 2011 (72) Guardian obit Wiki UK pop singer from Illford, Essex, reportedly the highest paid of her generation 15/08/1963 Dance on! #11 Cover of a single by The Shadows 07/11/1963 Secret Love #4 Cover of a single by Doris Day 20/02/1964 Let Me Go, Lover! #10 07/05/1964 You're the One #17 04/03/1965 I Belong #36 The UK's entry for the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest (finished 2nd) Eartha Kitt 17 Jan 1927 – 25 Dec 2008 (81) Guardian obit Wiki American actress, singer, dancer and comedienne, born in South Carolina but raised in Harlem, New York City, perhaps best known for her songs Santa Baby and C'est si bon, neither of which were released in the UK as singles, played Catwoman in the television series Batman and became known to later generations for her roles in films like The Emperor's New Groove and Holes 01/04/1955 Under the Bridges of Paris #7 Gladys Knight & the Pips Wiki American R&B and soul family group from Atlanta, Georgia, started as The Pips in 1952 (the name taken from a cousin's nickname), they reached commercial success after signing to Motown Records in 1966, disbanded in 1989 and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996 William Guest 02 Jul 1941 – 24 Dec 2015 (74) NY Times obit Gladys Knight 28 May 1944 – Living Merald "Bubba" Knight 04 Sep 1942 – Living Edward Patten 27 Aug 1939 – 25 Feb 2005 (65) NY Times obit 08/06/1967 Take Me in Your Arms and Love Me #13 27/12/1967 I Heard it Through the Grapevine #47 Later popularised by Marvin Gaye Peter Knight 23 Jun 1917 – 30 Jul 1985 (68) Mention of death Wiki UK orchestra leader, arranger and composer from Exmouth, Devon 29/01/1954 Istanbul (Not Constantinople) #11 Released as Frankie Vaughan with The Peter Knight Singers 27/01/1956 With Your Love #18 Released as Malcolm Vaughan with The Peter Knight Singers 24/01/1958 Love Me Forever #5 Released as Marion Ryan with the Peter Knight Orchestra and the Beryl Stott Chorus Robert Knight 24 Apr 1940 – 05 Nov 2017 (77) Express obit Wiki American soul and pop singer from Franklin, Tennessee, real name Robert Peebles 17/01/1968 Everlasting Love #40 Buddy Knox 20 Jul 1933 – 14 Feb 1999 (65) Independent obit Wiki American rock and roll and rockabilly singer-songwriter from Happy, Texas 10/05/1957 Party Doll #29 16/08/1962 She's Gone #45 Moe Koffman Quartette 28 Dec 1928 – 28 Mar 2001 (72) NY Times obit Wiki Canadian jazz saxophonist and flautist from Toronto, Ontario 28/03/1958 Swingin' Shepherd Blues #23 Kokomo 08 Dec 1931 – 13 Mar 2018 (86) Obit Wiki American pianist, songwriter and arranger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, also known as Jimmy Wisner 13/04/1961 Asia Minor #35 Based on Greig's Piano Concerto in a Minor Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas [see also The Dakotas] Wiki (Kramer) / Wiki (Dakotas) UK pop singer, born in Bootle, Lancashire and raised in Liverpool, managed by Brian Epstein, The Dakotas were formed in Manchester in 1962 and became part of the British Invasion in the States, Green was also a member of Johnny Kidd & the Pirates, Mansfield is the brother of singer Elkie Brooks Mick Green 22 Feb 1944 – 11 Jan 2010 (65) Guardian obit Ray Jones 22 Oct 1939 – 20 Jan 2000 (60) FindAGrave memorial Billy J. Kramer 19 Aug 1943 – Living Robin MacDonald 18 Jul 1943 – 09 Sep 2015 (72) Mention of death Tony Mansfield 28 May 1943 – Living Mike Maxfield 23 Feb 1944 – 02 Dec 2023 (79) Obit 02/05/1963 Do You Want to Know a Secret #2 Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney 01/08/1963 Bad to Me #1 Written by John Lennon 07/11/1963 I'll Keep You Satisfied #4 Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney 27/02/1964 Little Children #1 23/07/1964 From a Window #10 20/05/1965 Trains and Boats and Planes #12 Written by Burt Bacharach The Krew Kats Discogs UK group, originally called The Wildcats, they served as a backing band for Marty Wilde from 1959 to 1961 before changing their name, Bennett and Locking later joined The Shadows, with Bennett receiving an OBE in 2004 Tony Belcher c. 1939 – Living Brian Bennett 09 Feb 1940 – Living Brian Locking 22 Dec 1938 – 08 Oct 2020 (81) Local obit Big Jim Sullivan 14 Feb 1941 – 02 Oct 2012 (71) Guardian obit 09/03/1961 Trambone #33 Charlie Kunz 18 Aug 1896 – 16 Mar 1958 (61) FindAGrave memorial Wiki American-born UK pianist and bandleader from Allentown, Pennsylvania 17/12/1954 Piano Medley No. 114 #16

Sidney Poitier

Ermanno Olmi has popped his (tree of the wooden) clogs aged 86.

Stupid thread and anyone acknowledging it, other than to complain to deaf Admins. Answer: See those listed in 'Possibilities for 2018" thread. SC

he'll be dead soon since they said he was expected to make a "full recovery" ... "Chewbacca actor Peter Mayhew, who portrays the lovable Wookiee in the "Star Wars" universe, was recently hospitalized for pneumonia. As TMZ reports, the 70-year-old star is expected to make a full recovery."

I bet you aren't. [comment snipped for brevity] I agree by and large with your comments. I think mr Rutte's approach, practical rather than confrontational, is the rational one. I also know that what he most wants now, the facts, is difficult to get while there's a war on. There's a much larger goal, which is to bring the people responsible for the crash to justice. For that to happen we must first learn who that are. I'm certain that "taking every opportunity to get attention for this" is a necessary condition for the investigation, I'm not convinced it's sufficient. In this kind of game it's the result that counts. It'll take time for results, if any, to become apparent. Just for the record: I didn't vote for mr Rutte. He's the only PM in town, so I'll have to make do. regards, Hein

1st round of of the Scottish Cup today and it was: Fort William 2 - 2 Golspie Sutherland That's three games unbeaten now, which, for Fort William, must be some sort of record.

Hibs John 'Jock' Buchanan, scorer of the first European Cup goal on British soil, has died after a long illness, aged 74.

You might be interested in this OoO. I got this message after I tried to insert his date of death on his Wikipedia page: So it appears that there's another survivor. This time, the real Géza Kalocsay has died. While I'm posting, Juan Tuñas, the last surviving player from Cuba's 1938 World Cup Squad, is 91 years young. Although the article is a bit outdated, I haven't seen any notice of his death. Probably zero obit chances, but interesting nonetheless. Zmarł legendarny trener Górnika Zabrze W piątek, w wieku 95 lat zmarł w Budapeszcie Geza Kalocsay, były trener piłkarzy Górnika Zabrze - poinformował klub. Węgier zdobył z Górnikiem mistrzostwo Polski w 1967 roku i dwukrotnie Puchar Polski (1968 i 1969). Geza Kalocsay urodził się 30 maja 1913 roku w miejscowości Berehovo (wówczas Austro-Węgry). W Zabrzu pracował jako trener w latach 1966-1969. Był w węgierskim sztabie szkoleniowym Gustava Sebesa w finałach MŚ w 1954 roku. ... just for those who wanted definitive proof that the real Geza Kolocsay had W piateked.

What's the charge, assault and battenburg?