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What - the queen died??? Why didn't anyone tell us??

Telegraph death notice for Anthony Whetstone (wiki), aged 95.

The scene in question:

Just finished watching the new Knives Out sequel on Netflix and I find it absolutely hilarious that the final film role for one of the most acclaimed actresses of a generation persists of her having to explain the rules of Among Us over a zoom call to Daniel Craig while he sits in a bathtub.

After hearing his improvement and seeing that recent photo (also seen it on another article dated as 8th December), I’d now have to agree he deserves to be discarded alongside sensible drops Law, Crosby, Gambon and Berlusconi.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/12/23/national/emperor-akihito-89th-birthday/ New article. His condition has improved since heart failure diagnosis. One to drop next year?

Sir Creep (will buy you 5 lbs coffee if any of his top 10 die) 1. Shane McGowan 2. Donald Trump 3. Phil Collins 4. Ghislaine Maxwell 5. Clint Eastwood 6. Linda Nolan 7. Billy Connolly 8. Mikhail Gorbachev @Sir CuntoHope you have donated the 235 pounds of coffee that you owe everyone in this Dead-Pool to a Food Bank this year? Lots of people in the USA are struggling right now. Please post an update. https://www.hud.gov/press/press_releases_media_advisories/HUD_No_22_253

Ronan Vibert, known for roles in The Pianist and Saving Mr. Banks, dead at 58

We need Diego.

He was hospitalized in the beginning of the year after suffering a stroke (which causes his left eyes to be half closed since then). He can’t walk anymore and uses a wealchair (see first photo of this page). He has lost some weight and seems pretty reddish in this last video. you can compared with this random video from 3 years ago for example. Not in the same shape.

I think he should be dropped. Firstly, so Lafaucheuse can go on one of his French nationalistic rants about French people and how big they are in France, and asking where all the French entries are. Secondly, because I think he's a weak candidate. For me, he fails every single criteria for including a nonagenarian on DL: Sounding frail/broken voice: NOPE Struggling to walk unaided: NOPE Looking pale/discolouration of the skin: NOPE Noticeable weight loss: NOPE Series of recent hospitalisations: NOPE Given that he's in his 90s, sure, he could die next year, but with 100s of names to choose from, there are far more frail octogenarians and nonagenarians that would serve a better place on DL.

Calling Edith Ballantyne Czech is a bit of a stretch. She was a Czech born German who lived in the Czech Sudetenland, and fled in 1938.(birth name Muller). After that got married to a Canadian and seem to spend most of her life on the gravy train of UN organizations living off the taxpayer in Geneva. I very much doubt she can speak Czech, she was almost certainly brought up speaking German.

Quick open the interesting threads then click read forum and avoid boring/conspiracy/Meghan/etc ones. Oh and that game about shagging which I assumed was a @Gooseberry Crumble thread on general principle!

Doctors at Albert Einstein Hospital have called family members of Pele asking them to come to the hospital.

Still alive but on oxygen and with family holding vigil. Edit:Daughter posted this on Instagram translated "Here we go in the fight and in the faith.One more night together".

Hospital spokesperson says he's alive: https://www.bemparana.com.br/esportes/pele-esta-vivo-diz-porta-voz-do-hospital-albert-einstein-em-sp/ (spanish)

Nine deathlist tabs?????????

Full list of those featured in the 2022 BBC review: Music Meat Loaf, Ronnie Spector, Vangelis, Irene Cara, Lamont Dozier, Jamal Edwards, Takeoff, Taylor Hawkins, Terry Hall, Gary Brooker, Christine McVie, Betty Davis, Loretta Lynn, Lata Mangeshkar, Wilko Johnson, Father Abraham, Darius Danesh, Coolio, Drummie Zeb, Tom Parker, Joyce Sims, Julee Cruise, Angelo Badalamenti, Sir Harrison Birtwistle, Andy Fletcher, Bappi Lahiri, Jerry Lee Lewis, Monty Norman World leaders Mikhail Gorbachev, Madeleine Albright, Shinzo Abe, Lord David Trimble, Elizabeth II Television, film & radio Hilary Devey, Cherry Valentine, Gwyneth Powell, Dennis Waterman, Barry Cryer, Bill Treacher, Leonard Fenton, Mona Hammond, June Brown, Peter Bowles, Lynda Baron, Ruth Madoc, Gary Waldhorn, Bamber Gascoigne, Kirstie Alley, Louise Fletcher, Dame Angela Lansbury, Nichelle Nichols, Ray Liotta, Sacheen Littlefeather, Anne Heche, James Cann, Jean-Luc Godard, Leslie Phillips, Robbie Coltrane, Bernard Cribbins, Sidney Poitier, Dame Olivia Newton-John Arts & literature Dame Paula Rego, Peter Brook, Issey Miyake, Nino Cerruti, Thierry Mugler, Raymond Briggs, Shirley Hughes, Jack Higgins, Hilary Mantel Sports Shane Warne, Rod Marsh, Ronnie Radford, Lester Piggott, Phil Bennett, Doddie Weir Journalism Dame Deborah James, Bill Turnbull, Michael Barratt, Bob Wellings, Harry Gration Other James Lovelock, Ivana Trump, Sir David Butler, Johnny Johnson

I read some obituaries of the other ones and they mostly said "died after illness and treatment" or "died after illness and ineffective treatment". These are all just easy ways to be without giving a proper death cause.

My three delicious Crumble Teams have just been sent in. Many thanks for all of the teams hard work in running this pool. Confident I have put in a high quality , colourful and interesting set of names!

The topic seems too broad, as so many headlines say ‘legend’ 1) cuz lazy journalism or 2) because they ARE legends, but the area of expertise is niche at best. It is the latter reason I would be afraid to continue this thread, imho. Just because @Skinny kiltrunner or Sir Creep doesn’t know who the legends are in making green Chinese pottery doesn’t mean those who make green Chinese pottery don’t, and no reason to insult those who are part of that niche group.

They were born a lot older than normal. How extraordinary. The poor mothers.

First "Mr. Germany", Steffen Hombaum, dead of cancer at 48: https://www.bild.de/unterhaltung/leute/leute/steffen-hombaum-erster-mister-germany-stirbt-mit-48-56736140.bild.html