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I think so. Nancy Cartwright who does Bart Simpson's voice is still in it too I believe.

"Most shocking"? Really?! I remember the first thing my mate (who is a mad cricket fan) said to me was "Well I wasn't shocked mate. He's been off the wall for ages, boozing, chain smoking, was really heavy". A quick search online reveals he had a pattern of destructive behaviour and people had tried to intervene at points to save him.

My only shock is in the fact that she had a secret cancer battle. I'm not actually surprised that she didn't live to a ripe old age. In interviews Alley was very flippant about her health. "I don't care if I get fat". "I'll do/eat what I want" etc. I'd be interested to see what form of cancer she had. No doubt something which could've been avoided with a little due diligence.

U.S. Air Force Colonel and test pilot Kenneth O. Chilstrom dead at 101.

Look Who's Not Talking. That's the second female lead opposite Travolta in a major film to die in just a number of months. Plus he starred opposite wife Kelly Preston in The Experts (1989) and she died in 2020.

Never seen this before today. Pretty cool. Also, is that the missing trophy? EDIT: No it isn't. The Jules Rimet Cup seems to be a lot smaller. Wonder what became of it?

And here he is with Elizabeth II. Two nonagenarians we deemed to be fit and perfectly healthy just a couple of years ago. Both taken by cancer. I suppose Robert Mugabe also fits into that category.

Guardian obit for Alan Jinkinson (wiki), aged 87, British trade union leader who was General Secretary of UNISON (1993–1996). Also stood as the Labour Party candidate at the infamous Orpington by-election in 1962 (came third and lost his deposit).

Times obit for Jack Swaab MC, 104, WWII artillery officer who was awarded the Military Cross for showing "the utmost contempt for danger".

The birth dates do not match. @Canadian Paul seems to think this is mistaken identity and that she is still alive. Supposedly she was interviewed for her 90th birthday in 2018. See this 2020 article.

BBC obit

*yesterday

Dick Enthoven (wiki), South African billionaire businessman and the the owner of Nando's, dead at 85 from cancer. Somewhat of a recluse, his sons have long been in charge of the operations of his companies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg1G3gSJqMs EDIT: @Paul Bearer you think as our Christmas present this year, you may be able to solve why FB and YouTube links no longer automatically embed as they once did?

Didn’t know my mum was a gay man! Learn something new every day

Do I need to explain how Wikipedia works?

Yes. Me.

Porn star Tyler Roberts (real name Eric Hazen) dead. Suffered heart failure in mid-November and died yesterday. Must've been 30–32.

Bus Pass Elvis aka Dave Bishop, serial UK election candidate and leader of the Church of the Militant Elvis Party (wiki), reportedly dead. First stood for election in 1997, and most recently stood in March 2022.

Two fallers from 1924: Italian-born Norwegian painter and printmaker Gino Scarpa (wiki) supposedly died today, aged 98. American inventor and clock designer Gordon Bradt (wiki) supposedly died yesterday, aged 98.

Not so Süper news for his family.

Or how bout an instant Sun QO?

I reckon he’ll “recover” and get discharged (collaterally causing drol to have a mental breakdown), be pictured leaving hospital in a wheelchair shortly before Christmas, then die quietly at home sometime in early 2023. Now watch as he dies tomorrow.

Good man! If you do run it I’ll definitely enter again.

German-born Swedish actress Astrid Söderbaum dead at 103.