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Daniel Ellsberg diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Dianne Feinstein out of Washington "dealing with a health matter", whatever that could be.

(Death) Britt was involved in a home invasion when 2 armed robbers got passed Britt's armed security and attacked her while making lunch, while they were shouting her to open her safe she pressed a panic bottom to try and alert her 5 armed security guards,one of the robbers hit her on the head with a hammer and then tried to flee, Britt ran to her bedroom and grabbed her Automatic Rifle and chased them and shot them both dead which would have been legal under Californian law, Britt was taken to hospital where she kept in for a few days, the doctors and nurses and Britt herself misjudged her head wound which was nothing more than a 6 inch wound, Britt fell asleep and died on The 28th February 2023, her death was caused by a head injury which probably resulted in a bleed on the brain, Britt's death was announced on her personal Instagram account by her son Ben Wright, Britt leaves behind 2 children a cat and dog and a personal fortune of £328 Million.

1923: Al Quie / Ruth Stiles Gannett 1924: Khamtai Siphandone / Betty Cooke 1925: Jacques Delors / Micheline Lannoy 1926: Tony Bennett / Wendy Playfair 1927: Phil Batt / Rosalynn Carter 1928: Dick Clark / Marion Ross 1929: Peter Angelos / Patricia Routledge 1930: Sonny Rollins / Joanne Woodward 1931: Mack Mattingly / Barbara Barrie 1932: Dudley R. Herschbach / Nancy Kassebaum Congrats arghton

Crossposting: Walter Mirisch dead at 101.

Walter Mirisch dead at 101.

Radar Online gonna Radar Online. If even they think he has "a few years left", he'll probably still be around in 2033.

James Abourezk, former senator from South Dakota, dead at 92 (today was his birthday). Everyone's favorite alive guy Larry Pressler succeeded him in his seat.

Gabrielle Upton died in September aged 101.

Bernard Ingham dead at 90.

New article about former US Senator Jim Inhofe that briefly touches on his much-speculated health: At 88, Inhofe says he intends to remain involved in politics but admits to still suffering the long-term effects of COVID-19. It is the reason, he said, he left the Senate. “Five or six others have (long COVID), but I’m the only one who admits it.”

Ron Altbach, known as a co-founder of the band King Harvest and for his work writing and producing with the Beach Boys, reportedly died on Monday:

Appeared on Chris Sarandon's podcast. Seems well. (Incidentally, Sarandon also looks terrific for his age.)

On the subject of O'Connor, was there ever any real push for John Paul Stevens to make the list? Seems odd he never made it given his high profile and extreme age. EDIT: I see he was only on two DDP teams when he died. Guess he wasn't that popular.

1923: Al Quie / Ruth Stiles Gannett 1924: Herbert Gold / Eva Marie Saint 1925: Jacques Delors / Alice Parker 1926: Tony Bennett / Marilyn Knowlden 1927: William J. Perry / Cleo Laine 1928: Earl Holliman / Ethel Kennedy 1929: Len Deighton / Imelda Marcos 1930: Sonny Rollins / Tippi Hedren 1931: James Earl Jones / Bridget Riley 1932: Nigel Lawson / Nancy Kassebaum Congrats SIT

Tom Whitlock dead at 68. Probably most famous for writing "Take My Breath Away" and "Danger Zone" from Top Gun; the former won him an Oscar.

Richard Belzer finally gets a THR obit. Intriguing confirmation here.

Not unusual. It's only been a little over two hours since Laraine Newman's tweet. Howard Hesseman was also announced dead by her and didn't get any confirmed obits until a couple hours later. And, for other recent examples, Henry Silva was reported dead on twitter for three hours before he got a trade obit. Same with Mickey Kuhn, who was dead online for almost a day before he got anything. EDIT: Forbes is going with it now.

Oh, well that reminds me. I had Ted Lerner!

Hey I would have if she ever got a confirmed death date outside of an IP edit on Wikipedia

Rebecca Blank, acting US Secretary of Commerce from 2011 to 2013, dead at 67.

I see there have only been three DLs that didn't have a POTUS or FLOTUS (1989, 1992, and 2012). Would any of the others make it in the next little while if both Carters go this year, you think?

Jim Broyhill, North Carolina Senator for a few months, dead at 95.

This was him last month - can't judge much from two photos, but if he can still stand, he's definitely doing better than someone like Nigel Starmer-Smith, a fellow frontotemporal dementia sufferer who's been bedbound unable to talk for 3+ years. I'd say the miss talk should wait until he's not picked on the next list...

1930s child/teen actor Paul Nichols (imdb) is still around. On his 100th last year: