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Mike "Bones" Germesa, drummer for L.A. Guns from 1992 to 1994, dead from liver failure.

Andy Warhol (wiki, 1928–1987) was an iconic American artist, film director and producer who broke grounds in his pop art movement, photography and experimental filmmaking. His New York studio, known as The Factory, promoted a group of personalities, known as the Warhol Superstars. They were a collection of models, drag queens, intellectuals, Hollywood celebrities, playwrights and patrons. The Superstars appeared in Warhol's work, but also accompanied him in his social life. They complimented the famous dictum, misattributed to Warhol, that "in the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes". Warhol would film the subjects then simply declare them "superstars". Fred Herko (wiki) 1936–1964 (28) artist/musician/actor/dancer; the first Warhol Superstar; committed suicide by jumping Edie Sedgwick (wiki) 1943–1971 (28) actress/fashion model; died of a barbiturate overdose NY Times obit Andrea Feldman (wiki) 1948–1972 (24) actress; committed suicide by jumping Candy Darling (wiki) 1944–1974 (29) transgender actress; died of lymphoma NY Times obit Eric Emerson (wiki) 1945–1975 (29) musician/dancer/actor; died after being struck by a car Ed Hood (IMDb) 1936–1982 (46) actor; murdered by suffocation Paul America (wiki) 1944–1982 (38) film actor; died after being struck by a car Jackie Curtis (wiki) 1947–1985 (38) actress/singer/writer; died of a heroin overdose NY Times obit Dorothy Dean (wiki) 1932–1987 (54) film actress/socialite; died of cancer NY Times obit Pat Close (wiki) 1948–1988 (39) actor; died of alcohol-related liver failure Valerie Solanas (wiki) 1936–1988 (52) radical feminist; tried to murder Warhol in 1968; died of pneumonia NY Times obit Nico (wiki) 1938–1988 (49) singer-songwriter/actress/model; died of a brain haemorrhage after a cycling accident NY Times obit Ondine (wiki) 1937–1989 (52) actor; met Warhol at an orgy in 1961; died of AIDS-related liver disease Jack Smith (wiki) 1932–1989 (56) actor/filmmaker; died of AIDS-related pneumonia NY Times obit Pat Ast (wiki) 1941–2001 (59) actress/model NY Times obit Cyrinda Foxe (wiki) 1952–2002 (50) actress/model; died of brain cancer Richard Bernstein (wiki) 1939–2002 (62) artist; died of AIDS complications NY Times obit Naomi Levine (IMDb) 1939–2007 (67) actress; first female Superstar to appear naked in a Warhol film Chuck Wein (wiki) 1939–2008 (68) promoter/manager; died of heart failure Ronald Tavel (wiki) 1936–2009 (72) screenwriter/director NY Times obit Taylor Mead (wiki) 1924–2013 (88) writer/actor Telegraph obit Mario Montez (wiki) 1935–2013 (78) drag queen/film actor; died of a stroke NY Times obit Louis Waldon (wiki) 1934–2013 (78) film actor; died of a stroke NY Times obit Ultra Violet aka Isabelle Collin Dufresne (wiki) 1935–2014 (78) actress/artist/writer; died of cancer Telegraph obit Holly Woodlawn (wiki) 1946–2015 (69) transgender actress; died of brain and liver cancer BBC obit Elektrah Lobel 19??–2016 (?) actress; later married a Messianic rabbi and became a congregation leader; died of cancer Billy Name (wiki) 1940–2016 (76) photographer/filmmaker Guardian obit Patrick Fleming 1943–2018 (75) model/screen tester; died of heart failure John Giorno (wiki) 1936–2019 (82) poet/performance artist; Warhol's on time boyfriend; died of a heart attack Herald obit Brigid Berlin (wiki) 1939–2020 (80) artist Guardian obit Mark Lancaster (wiki) 1938–2021 (82) artist/set designer Guardian obit Allen Midgette (wiki) 1939–2021 (82) actor/painter NY Times obit Ivy Nicholson (IMDb) 1933–2021 (88) model/actress NY Times obit Ingrid Superstar (IMDb) b. c. 1944 actress; disappeared in December 1986 after going out for cigarettes (presumed dead) Viva (wiki) b. 1938 actress/writer; mother of actress Gaby Hoffmann Abigail Rosen (IMDb) b. 1940 actress; daughter of Harlem poet Helene Johnson (1906–1995); now a stage producer and writer Baby Jane Holzer (wiki) b. 1940 actress/model Sally Kirkland (wiki) b. 1941 actress Rolanda Peña (es wiki) b. 1942 artist/actor Gerard Malanga (wiki) b. 1943 poet/photographer/filmmaker/actor Benedetta Barzini (wiki) b. 1943 actress/model Cherry Vanilla (wiki) b. 1943 glam punk singer-songwriter/actress; later became a publicist for Vangelis Mary Woronov (wiki) b. 1943 actress/painter Pat Hartley (IMDb) b. 1945 actress; now lives in the UK and runs a film production company Jayne County (wiki) b. 1947 transgender singer-songwriter/actress Ruby Lynn Reyner (wiki) b. 1948 actress/singer-songwriter Joe Dallesandro (wiki) b. 1948 actor; became a huge icon of gay subculture International Velvet aka Susan Bottomly (wiki) b. 1950 model/actress Patti D'Arbanville (wiki) b. 1951 model/actress Bibbe Hansen (wiki) b. 1952 performance artist/actress; mother of musician Beck Jane Forth (wiki) b. 1953 model/actress There's a few survivors above who will get QOs. Most, if not all, will get NY Times obits though. Compiled using the lists here, here, and here. Additions welcome.

The Hollywood Reporter have the list of attendees to the HBO reunion, marking 20 years since the first film came out. Confirmed to be attending, so far: Christopher Columbus (director) Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange) Robbie Coltrane (Rubeus Hagrid) Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) Gary Oldman (Sirius Black) Imelda Staunton (Dolores Umbridge) James Phelps (Fred Weasley) Oliver Phelps (George Weasley) Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas) Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom) Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) Ian Hart (Professor Quirrell) Felton mysteriously collapsed whilst golfing in September 2021 and was taken to hospital. Coltrane has been ill for years, is wheelchair bound and seldom makes appearances. Perhaps their presence should be enough to rule them out for next year. Then again, James Michael Tyler appeared at the Friends reunion this year via Zoom, and he was dead 4 months later. Notably, J.K. Rowling has been snubbed, but that's more likely due to silly political reasons rather than anything else. Whilst HBO have said that other cast members will appear as surprises along the way, it's worthwhile noting who the omissions are for now: Michael Gambon (Professor Dumbledore #2) Maggie Smith (Professor McGonagall) Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick / Griphook #2) Kenneth Branagh (Professor Lockhart) Brendan Gleeson (Mad-Eye Moody) Fiona Shaw (Aunt Petunia) Timothy Spall (Peter Pettigrew) David Thewlis (Remus Lupin) Emma Thompson (Professor Trelawney) Julie Walters (Molly Weasley) Miriam Margolyes (Professor Sprout) David Bradley (Filch) Toby Jones (Dobby) Leslie Phillips (The Sorting Hat) Pam Ferris (Aunt Marge) David Tennant (Barty Crouch Jr.) More may ofc announce they're attending later, but worth keeping a tab on these... Notable dead actors from the franchise so far... Richard Harris (Professor Dumbledore #1) Alan Rickman (Professor Snape) Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon) Robert Hardy (Cornelius Fudge) Verne Troyer (Griphook #1) Roger Lloyd Pack (Barty Crouch Sr.) Helen McCrory (Narcissa Malfoy) John Hurt (Mr. Ollivander) (+ 28 others who are less notable)

Turns out Haste wrote Clarissa Eden's Guardian obit!

Always found him to be absolutely insufferable.

Philip Margo (wiki) of The Tokens dead at 79. His younger brother Mitch died in 2017, aged 70. Only one member still alive from the lineup that popularised one of the most annoyingly catchy songs in pop history.

What language are you speaking?

One of the other articles says she was the last of the "first generation of anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters" (whatever that means). She was interred in the Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery (wiki). First and only time I will compliment the North Koreans. They certainly bury their statesmen and war heroes with a touch of class.

Unless it's Carrie Johnson, who effectively runs the country and dictates policy.

Agreed. So far I can see The Telegraph, The Times and The Sun. The Guardian will no doubt have an obit on the way, yet no BBC coverage. 10 years ago this would've been a quick fire obit from Auntie. It's amazing how much that organisation lags behind the rest of the broader UK media nowadays.

Ian St. John Rush Limbaugh Carlos Menem Leon Spinks Larry King Murray Walker Beverly Cleary Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Norman Lloyd Abdelaziz Bouteflika Jimmy Greaves Sarah Harding 12/50 Updated for the death of Harding. Thought I picked Eden but clearly not. I reckon I’ll get a 13th but no more. Pretty poor year. Thought I had a solid shadow list as well!

Dim by name, dim by nature.

The Christmas message isn't an engagement. It's a video clip, and it's pre-recorded, so you'd expect it to be done. She had no problem recording one for COP.

You’re really boring everyone now by posting the same story rehashed by different media sources over and over again. Why don’t you understand that?

Please put all of your thoughts into one post, rather than 5-6 in a row. I know it may be challenging to gather your thoughts, but just try it.

Do STFU.

For completeness, his death has now been reverted on his Wikipedia page. This is a death notice for his wife, and it's from 2009 – not 2019. Sir Thomas Baird is still alive and will be 98 next year.

I watched his documentary on the BBC about 10 years ago. It’s also on Netflix now to watch if anyone is interested. I personally think the man is nuts and is fighting a pointless cause, yet the vile anti-Semitism he faced when visiting South America in the documentary was horrible to watch.

Dead again?

I think you meant "I read on Wikipedia".

Hélène Darroze is a big name here. She has a top restaurant at the Connaught in London and lives two weeks per month in the city.

Telegraph obit for Joan Carlyle (wiki), English opera soprano, aged 90.

No. Many of us are open minded and suspect there may be something up, but your "OMG BACK PROBLEMS = PANCREATIC CANCER GUYS!" type posts are just hysterical conspiracy theory level shite.

"No worse than the British media" isn't really setting a high bar...

Etel Adnan (wiki), Lebanese-American poet, has died aged 96. A pick on the 20/20 pool.