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Joze Urankar obit as confirmation.

Sidney Cooke

See the post directly above yours

QO via The Sun for Dahl.

Updated. Just 10 names remaining overall between the three films. Liza next?

Actor Lorenzo Lamas (wiki) reporting the death of his mother on Facebook, Hollywood Golden-era great Arlene Dahl (wiki), aged 96. A DDP pick for 3 teams. RIP EDIT: Hollywood Reporter obit. Variety obit.

Julian Le Bas obit as confirmation.

Lizzie Bravo gets a very unnecessary Telegraph obituary.

I was at a party last night and someone there started talking about the new Cabaret production. Somebody (who is an old stage actor in the West End) jutted in to mention that Liza was in a "very bad way right now". He didn't know any more details.

So I'm guessing he never "made it" in showbiz then?

This is a weird case. Every site online refers to him as "Ian "Jimmy" Binning" but his birth certificate says James Binning. Born 1922 in Blantyre. The confusion over his birth year arises from the fact that there was a John Binning born in 1927 in Blantyre. Whoever that man was he died in Glasgow around 2004. Scotland's People confirms the footballer died in Airdrie in 1991, aged 68.

Why does that matter? Loads of us on here are Wiki editors. It’s not exactly a secret or a big reveal. No need to try and “out” people on here by their Wiki users. It’s not appropriate. Mind your own business.

Not yet sadly…

Yes, I wondered that last week. Though they don’t have everyone included on that site. He was alive up to 2019 but I reckon he may have passed since. The GRO update will reveal the answer.

Didn't we cover this already? He has some kind of mobility issue. I can't remember. Use the search. I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with him given I was told the other day that he's due to replace Simon McCoy on the GBNews breakfast show. Plus he's on so many TV ads (not as many as bloody Schofield though).

I think it's both. Larry King and Sarah Harding were stupid misses IMO. Very ill names should be prioritised.

Don't think so. IMO it's more to do with lifestyle differences. Back then footballers in Britain used to smoke and drink a lot whilst they were still playing. When they retired from the game they'd continue down that path. A lot of notable UK players/managers have died from liver and lung problems, incl. cancers. This behaviour continued up to the 1980s. My mum's first husband is a former professional player and manager (who will remain nameless) and I've seen the way him and his former colleagues live now, including their consumption. It's not at all commendable. On the flip side to this, it's now the polar opposite in the UK. A lot of these guys don't drink or smoke at all now, and their diets are super healthy, as the standards and training are so demanding. I know two guys, one early 30s, the other 21, who are professional footballers in Scotland. They've never had a drop. Changed days. Ofc some players still have the odd blowout, which often makes the papers, but it's rare.

Help needed to verify a death. Does anyone have a Wall Street Journal subscription, OR can somebody bypass their paywall?

Reportedly had thanksgiving dinner the day before with friends. Must’ve been sudden. RIP.

Yes I done goofed! Though he was on a chat show in late September and still working hence why I thought he’d go on, but at 90+ anything can happen I guess. I still don’t think we should pack the DL with active nonagenarians. Dick Van D, Lansbury and the Queen proving why it’s a bad move.

Think we already covered this one earlier in the year? According to the residency records, yes's she's still alive in Seattle, Washington, and turned 92 in September.

That just isn't true. Pulling stuff out your arse again.

Telegraph obit. That's a huge obit for the Telegraph too. Quite a fascinating guy, and a rare modern day eccentric.

I used to feel this way, and I agree that Dr. Young's attitude online comes off pretty badly, BUT try to look at it from his perspective. >He comes across new cases all the time, then makes the effort to get in touch (mostly by himself, on limited funds and with limited help I will add). >He then requests evidence from the family. In many cases they don't have it, or in the Susano case, they piss around for months and then years constantly saying that it's "coming". >Whilst he's doing this, the family is more concerned about talking to every newspaper, broadcaster and website that will entertain their elaborate story, and they continue doing this for years without presenting proof. If I was Dr. Young, this would irritate me to no end too. This case stinks of a hoax IMO.

The thread for her at the 110 Club site is very telling. Robert Young of the GRG is pretty dismissive of this case and he’s the ultimate authority on this topic. Despite media spin that Guinness World Records are “in the process” of verifying her and that her relatives “are sending the evidence soon”, the reports of her from 6+ years ago said the exact same thing. The evidence won’t come as it doesn’t exist.