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Ryan Seacrest's grandmother, bless. http://www.pennlive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2015/03/ryan_seacrests_grandmother_die.html

Lingering death of UK hopes announced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6r1tUhl1cQ

Hugh Walters, character actor from Survivors, Dr Who etc, death announced. http://memorials.co-operativefuneralcare.co.uk/memorial/02-13-2015-HughThornton-Walters

Rev Malcolm Boyd, clergyman and gay rights activist, died 27 February, HuffPost obit. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/02/malcolm-boyd-obituary_n_6787630.html

Morguebait - People who would be sexier dead than alive.

Happy Birfday Peter

Dave Mackay, Scotland, Hearts and Tottingham footie player, obituary. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/mar/02/dave-mackay-scotland-tottenham-hearts

Just in response to maryportfuncity and Phantom, I agree with you both. Beadle might be remembered by the vast majority as a bit of a TV third rater, but he was incredibly intelligent, his curiosity about life made it all the more sad when he departed. Same with Danny Baker (very much alive), if I was as smart as he is I'd be a w*nker too if asked to interview folks on make up tips. I guess until we start giving TV a bit more respect and placing our celebs more accurately with their talent, we shall denude them of proper heartfelt thanks for their talent (too many so called celebs now have neither talent or ability and grace our screens for no other reason than being in the right place/family/religion/class bracket etc.). Some of the folks on Gogglebox have more talent than some who may appear on obituaries of the famous. And I don't mean to degrade those on Gogglebox, btw, there's genuine talent there.

I've gone for Mugabe, if you have a much loved celebrity go first, should be a complete tool next.

Decided to go out today for the first time in ages and got the news about half way through the evening. Some one trick ponies are worthy of being just that. Mr Nimoy, I salute your contribution to popular culture and to be known across generations. Few achieve the ability to be discovered again and again by new fans who may not have even been born yet. Your legacy will live long and prosper and I am glad my life has overlapped yours. RIP Leonard, you were much admired and loved.

Maurice Hurley, writer and producer on Star Trek TNG, passes away, aged 75. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/maurice-hurley-dead-star-trek-778147

Just discovered this thread, so I'll add my list: Met Rikki Fulton whilst getting him to sign a video (yes kids, it was a while ago), most rude and obnoxious person I have had the displeasure to meet. Was on various game shows and met the following: Jeremy Beadle - lovely and genuine. Richard Madeley - huge hands, well once you've shaken with Jeremy, I guess they're all huge. Like grain scoops. He was fun, it was before his morning tv gig with Judy. William G Stewart - yes I was on 15 to 1 too! Paul Coia - quite famous locally, colour blind y'know. Couple of Nolans - lovely girls. Danny Baker - just the same on and off screen, liked him muchly. Paul Ross - nicer than his brother appears to be. Also had outdoor congress with a Scottish comedy actor, who is now passed away (not as a result of said congress), I'll let him rest in peace. Had my photo taken with Mick Foley of WWE, sadly missed William Regal when he was in town last November.

Chris Rainbow, Scottish musician with Alan Parsons Project, dead at 68. http://ultimateclassicrock.com/chris-rainbow-dies/

Police say it wasn't an ugly scene....

In answer to Deathray: Matthew Waterhouse; Nik Kershaw; Rupert Grint; Jimmy Somerville; Lee Evans; Ringo Starr to name a few and various reasons

Johanna Klink, 112 years old and Germany's oldest woman (until recently) dies Feb 20. http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/leute/aelteste-deutsche-112-jaehrige-frau-in-oschatz-gestorben-a-1020108.html

John Crocker, British Actor who was in many UK films and TV dramas including The Naked Civil Servant, becomes a croaker, obituary. http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/deaths/187946/crocker

Randolph Connolly obituary, actor who appeared with Mary Pickford, Will Rogers and Spencer Tracy. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/rgj/obituary.aspx?n=Randolph-Connolly&pid=174194633

Team mate of Dick McTaggart, highly regarded amateur, Tommy McGuiness, passed away on Feb 7. http://www.heraldscotland.com/comment/obituaries/tommy-mcguiness.118578663

Jake is now talking about 2016 Wrestlemania, don't think he's going anywhere this year. http://www.twnpnews.com/2015/02/jake-on-possibly-wrestling-for-wwe-reaction-to-his-new-doc-more/

Girl dies from exercise and a cereal bar, I knew they were no good. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2961405/Recruitment-consultant-died-eating-cereal-bar-gym-EXERCISE-triggered-severe-allergic-reaction-nuts.html

Also diabetes related, sigh....

A unique hit, pending nowt, for MSC in the Deathrace. Found one http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-2962688/Nissan-executive-known-father-Z-dies-105.html

It's his birthday, can you choke on elephant? Depends which part I guess....

Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's first PM in intensive care. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7aec806a-b9c2-11e4-933f-00144feab7de.html#axzz3SQItrDDU