Lafaucheuse
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2 hours ago, gcreptile said:Another vote for Patrick Stewart.
Not quite Bowie-esque, but I'd be very sad for Björk and Trent Reznor.
Oh, Tina Turner, too.
Maybe Wes Anderson, maybe Heidi N Closet.
Cate Blanchett.
Another Drag Race’s fan ? I tought I was the only one !
I loved Heidi too btw-
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4 minutes ago, Glomfan said:OK
That is, by far, the best post this forum has ever had.
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Tina Turner, Diana Ross and Shirley Bassey probably but also Barbra Streisand, Elton John or Tom jones.
as for the actor and actres, definitely Sophia Loren, Maggie Smith, Jane Fonda or Anouk Aimée, Line Renaud and Françoise Fabian -
17 minutes ago, Glomfan said:Mel Brooks is so funny that it keeps him alive.
Can you stop ?
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Of course he died, that’s a hit for me
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Oh ! One month after his death, did someone mention he was a big miss ? I don’t think so
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Soeur Andrée, Lucille Randon is turning 117 today just after revealing she had covid in January : sounds great and healthy in this French article which basically says that she's delighted to be 117, she acknowledges that she had covid but wasn't too scared about it because "at 117, she has lived a beautiful life". I wish her some other birthdays in such a same good health !
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I dreamt last night that Mel Brooks has died (in my dream he was my father) but anyway I went with Leslie
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1 minute ago, drol said:Dead within the year, if not the month.
I wouldn’t bet on that
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28 minutes ago, Stogiagio said:Lucile Randon was cured from coronavirus.
Simply incredible ! I sometimes wish Kane would die, so as Lucille Randon could be the oldest person alive and the title could come back to France, for the 2nd time after Jeanne Calment
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Carlos Menem... oh hum... Leslie Phillips then
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Well that was fast, I didn’t even get the time to summarize your dates but I guess round 4 is now open !? Good luck to all
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2 hours ago, Lafaucheuse said:Christopher plummets !
1 hour ago, drol said:He died after falling and hitting his head according to NYT. Not so peaceful.
My headline was then on point
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Such a shame, I took him off from my shadowlist at the last minute...
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Christopher plummets !
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosita_Quintana
Rosita Quintana (born 1925) actress in Luis Bunuel’s movie Susana, demonio y carne (1951) is still alive at 95, maybe one to keep an eye on.
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1 hour ago, Life Is Beautiful said:UPDATE Since 1900
1900: Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher
1901: Queen Victoria, UK Queen
1902: Emile Zola, French writer
1903: Paul Gauguin, French artist
1904: Anton Chekhov, Russian playwright
1905: Jules Verne, French writer
1906: Paul Cézanne, French artist
1907: Dmitri Mendeleev, Russian scientist
1908: Grover Cleveland, US president
1909: Geronimo, Indian Apache leader
1910: Leo Tolstoy, Russian writer
1911: Gustav Mahler, Austro-Bohemian composer
1912: Wilbur Wright, US aviation inventor
1913: Alfred Russel Wallace, British explorer
1914: Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria
1915: Charles Tupper, Canadian father of Confederation
1916: Grigori Rasputin, Russian mystic
1917: Mata Hari, Dutch exotic dancer and spy
1918: Nicholas II of Russia, Russian royalty
1919: Theodore Roosevelt, US president
1920: Robert Peary, US arctic explorer
1921: Enrico Caruso, Italian tenor
1922: Alexander Graham Bell, Scottish inventor
1923: Warren G. Harding, US president
1924: Lenin, USSR leader and founder
1925: Sun Yat-sen, Chinese leader
1926: Rudolph Valentino, Italian actor
1927: Victoria Woodhull, American civil rights activist
1928: Emmeline Pankhurst, British civil rights activist
1929: Archibald Primrose, UK PM
1930: William Howard Taft, US president
1931: Thomas Edison, US inventor
1932: John Philip Sousa, US composer
1933: Calvin Coolidge, US president
1934: Marie Curie, French-Polish physicist
1935: T.E. Lawrence, British archaeologist
1936: King George V, UK King
1937: John D. Rockefeller, richest person in modern history
1938: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founding father of Turkey
1939: Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis
1940: Leon Trotsky, USSR thinker
1941: Virginia Woolf, English writer
1942: Reinhard Heydrich, Nazi official
1943: Nikola Tesla, Serbian-American inventor
1944: Erwin Rommel, Nazi general
1945: Franklin D. Roosevelt, US president and Adolf Hitler, Nazi leader
1946: Hermann Göring, German leader and war criminal
1947: Henry Ford, US inventor and Elizabeth Short, Black Dahlia
1948: Mahatma Gandhi, Indian ethicist
1949: Richard Strauss, German composer
1950: George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright
1951: William Randolph Hearst, US businessman
1952: King George VI, UK king
1953: Joseph Stalin, USSR leader
1954: Enrico Fermi, Italian inventor
1955: Albert Einstein, German physicist
1956: Jackson Pollock, US artist
1957: Joseph McCarthy, US Senator
1958: Pope Pius XII, Holy Pope
1959: Buddy Holly, US rock singer-songwriter
1960: Albert Camus, French philosopher
1961: Ernest Hemingway, US writer
1962: Marilyn Monroe, US actress
1963: John F. Kennedy, US president
1964: Herbert Hoover, US president
1965: Winston Churchill, UK PM
1966: Walt Disney, US animator
1967: Che Guevara, Argentine revolutionary
1968: Martin Luther King, Jr., US minister and activist
1969: Dwight D. Eisenhower, US general and president
1970: Charles de Gaulle, French President and Jimi Hendrix, US guitarist
1971: Jim Morrison, US rock singer and poet
1972: Harry S. Truman, US president
1973: Lyndon B. Johnson, US president
1974: James Chadwick, British physicist
1975: Francisco Franco, Spanish general
1976: Mao Zedong, Chinese Chairman
1977: Elvis Presley, US rock singer
1978: Pope Paul VI, Holy Pope
1979: John Wayne, US actor
1980: John Lennon, UK singer-songwriter
1981: Anwar Sadat, Egyptian PM
1982: Leonid Brezhnev, USSR leader
1983: Tennessee Williams, US playwright
1984: Indira Gandhi, Indian PM
1985: Orson Welles, US film director
1986: Harold Macmillan, UK PM
1987: Rudolf Hess, Nazi leader
1988: Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq, Pakistani PM
1989: Ruhollah Khomeini, Iranian Supreme Leader
1990: Greta Garbo, Swedish-American actress
1991: Freddie Mercury, UK singer
1992: Menachem Begin, Israeli PM
1993: Audrey Hepburn, UK actress
1994: Richard M. Nixon, US president and Kurt Cobain, US singer-songwriter
1995: Yitzhak Rabin, Israeli PM
1996: François Mitterrand, French president
1997: Diana, Princess of Wales, UK royalty
1998: Frank Sinatra, US singer
1999: Wilt Chamberlain, US basketball player
2000: John Gielgud, UK actor
2001: Mohamed Atta, Egyptian terrorist and Todd Beamer, a passenger on the hijacked United Airlines Flight 93
2002: Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother of the United Kingdom
2003: Katharine Hepburn, US actress
2004: Ronald Reagan, US president
2005: Pope John Paul II, Holy Pope
2006: Gerald Ford, US president and Saddam Hussein, Iraqi president
2007: Benazir Bhutto, Pakistani PM
2008: Paul Newman, US actor
2009: Michael Jackson, US singer
2010: J. D. Salinger, US writer
2011: Osama bin Laden, Saudi terrorist and Muammar Gaddafi, Lybian leader
2012: Neil Armstrong, US astronaut
2013: Nelson Mandela, South-African PM and activist
2014: Robin Williams, US actor
2015: Stéphane Charbonnier [Charb], French Charlie Hebdo cartoonist
2016: Fidel Castro, Cuban PM and leader
2017: Helmut Kohl, German chancellor2018: George Bush Senior, US president and Stephen Hawking, UK physicist
2019: Abu-Bakr al Baghdadi, ISIS leader and Jacques Chirac, French PM
2020: Mr. Zhang, the first COVID-19 death and George Floyd, African-American police brutality victim
2021: Larry King, US broadcaster (so far....)
Most significant death by decades:
1900s: Queen Victoria
1910s: Franz Ferdinand
1920s: Lenin
1930s: Sigmund Freud
1940s: Adolf Hitler
1950s: Joseph Stalin
1960s: JFK
1970s: Elvis Presley
1980s: Anwar Sadat
1990s: Yitzhak Rabin
2000s: Pope John Paul II
2010s: Osama bin Laden
2020s: George Floyd (so far...)
Most significant death by centuy:
20th century: JFK
21st century: Osama bin Laden
Great list which gives importance not only to the death of the person but to the event related (as seen with Charb in 2015 for exemple). Well done !
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So, no one won this round but the 2nd round of 2021 is now opened.
10th of February : Philip
12th of February : Bentrovato
14th of February : j0neseur0
19th of February : Chilean Way
20th of February : Dying Probably
26th of February : redrumours
28th of February : Cant Wait
3rd of Marc : The Red Death
11th of March : frleon
12th of March : Bibliogryphon
30th of June : WEP
25th of December : The Quim Reaper
Good Luck to everyone, hope I didn't miss anyone !
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Just find out that january usually takes a young prominent figure in an accident :
30/01/2021 : Sophie
26/01/2020 : Kobe Bryant
21/01/2019 : Emiliano Sala
15/01/2018 : Dolorès O’Riardan
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Love how it’s now Mel BrookEs rather than Mel Brooks, ShannOn Doherty rather than Shannen Doherty and BarbEra Walters rather than Barbara Walters
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Already the « no more death » option ? Y’all are pesimistic... I’m going for it.
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From the last spot of the top 50, to the nº1 hit of 2021 : Sir Tom Mourns
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On 29/01/2021 at 23:37, Sir Creep said:Just find out this interview : my god she was so great one Day before the end... Did I miss the reason of her death ?
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« Ground Control to Major Tom
Commencing countdown, engines on
Check ignition and may God's love be with you »
Rosalynn Carter
in DeathList Forum
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Headline for her death : Formerly Living Old Twat Ultimately Scragged