YoungWillz

I'd like to think that someone out there is using this weekend's hiatus in deaths to be ready to update the films with entirely dead casts thread when she goes.

Qualifying Obituary published by at least one of BBC, New York Times, CNN, NBC, Fox news, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, The Sun, the Telegraph, and the Guardian.

Ah fair point DI! Yvonne can stick her team in then. I'm already entered, looks like BiblioG will have to alter his team.

Last Week: Eva Kor Christopher Booker Joao Gilberto John McCririck This Week: Audrey Eyton Arthur Ryan (still to be added to the DDP List of the Missed) Jack Bond Rip Torn

Report of the death of former Labour MP for Nottingham West Michael English, by the current MP for Nottingham South: Not been able to see anything news wise though.

Might want to wait for the next round in case a QO comes in for the pending hit.... Welcome to the game.

Dunno, I had a look at his songwriting credits, that's the one that stands out for me.

Report of the death of Douglas Flett, who with Guy Fletcher, penned many songs: https://twitter.com/IvorsAcademy/status/1151842855255719937 Too many to mention, but hey, let's have some Cliff with Power To All Our Friends: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB6y6g-OOu4

Belated 75th birthday wishes to Catherine Schell - The Countess in City Of Death for Who and sometime regular on Space:1999.

Belated birthday wishes to the great man who was 67 yesterday.

I'm guessing she could be doing something on her to-do list instead of writing it out longhand. Sounds like procrastination makes you happier. I might look more into that tomorrow...or next week....

Jonathan Hodge, film and TV music guy probably best known for Henry's Cat and the Shake N Vac jingle has died: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9529352/jonathan-hodge-dead-shake-n-vac-advert/ I for one will thank him for contributing to one of the great years of pop with this 1978 #3 Hit from Scott Fitzgerald and Yvonne Keeley:

Ah, heady days, leading a Deadpool! I was (joint) top of the Inverse DP once - didn't last. I shall bathe in the warm sunlight atop the mountain for the short time I'm here.

Later entrants were glad they waited. Andrea Camilleri gets a BBC Obit and according no further investigation is needed for points awards. Captain Chorizo pulls clear at the top, Death Impends and others manoeuvre into challenging positions. Bonus: Banana hits a pair of 3s - 10 Additional Points. Leaderboard updated.

Andrea Camilleri inspected his last novel: http://news.trust.org//item/20190717070329-67auy/ By which I mean he dead.