Ulitzer95

Discharged and back at home.

Without laptop for a few days but will get round to it eventually.

Philip Pearlstein dead at 98.

Any excuse to get this Xmas turd back into the charts. If she kicks the bucket it will bring on a whole new meaning.

Maybe she got too close to a candle…

Always skeptical when I hear something about them. They are massive attention seekers.

And you still got it wrong.

Resigns as leader of his party...

Times death notice for Veronica Linklater, Baroness Linklater of Butterstone (wiki), aged 79. Lib Dem member of the House of Lords (1997–2016).

Baba Wakili, leader of the Sayawa people in Nigeria, dead at "110". "110"...

That just links to the forum.

I did consider him, though given the large number of other names to choose from, I would be very surprised if he was included for appearing in a few Sesame Street films alone.

Doubt it's a hoax. Lots of tributes over Facebook too.

Time to revisit this. TCM Remembers 2022 will drop between now and 23rd December. There are 122 names above (123 if you include Littlefeather who I think will now be removed). Most inclusions in their annual tribute is generally about 90 names. Will be interesting to see who does and doesn't make the cut. No doubt there will be another couple of big names drop in the last fortnight of 2022, but if they die within the last week they won't be included until next year. Anyone we've missed?

FB post announcing the death of Spanish-born Indian Jesuit missionary Swami Shilananda (wiki), aged 97.

Frank J. Shakespeare dead at 97.

Born Nov 25, 1928 as per this book, so Wiki was wrong.

Why is her father casually talking to the press as if her death is a trivial detail of his life? Honestly, WTF is wrong with some parents?

The death of British aeronautical engineer Ralph Hooper (wiki), aged 96, being reported here. Developed the Hawker Siddeley Harrier.

Anywhere that chel has posted. *mark as read*

Why God? WHY couldn't you have taken dull, droll Trotsky Mark Kermode instead?!

@Octopus of Odstock Report below from the Southend United Ex-Players Association of the death of Alex Duchart, who has died aged 89. Is this strong enough evidence to suggest that the six possibly living Southend players on your page 1 list are in fact all deceased?

Updated Osibisa for the death of drummer Sol Amarfio.

As per this her real name was Thelma Cooper. Several blues books on Google reveal she was from Philadelphia. A comment on this YouTube link with somebody of the surname Cooper says "she was my grandmother. She died of an asthma attack shortly after my father was born".

How bout now?