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He's not seeing 80.

Six years since one of the great modern character actors, Lupe Ontiveros, put the Lemon Pledge down for the last time aged 69. She played a maid or cleaning lady in at least 150 films or TV shows.

Not any more she isn't. Chiyo Miyako dead at 117.

Isn't it an anglicisation of the Italian name Giannina?

Animal murderer:

Literally just beat me to that. Wayne Mardle was asked to give a reaction to it live on Sky and he'd clearly never met the cunt. Bristow's best mate in darts, apparently.

Thick-thighed pop closet case Demi Lovato hospitalised with a heroin overdose.

Should have gone in activists for her love of tearing foxes up tbh.

Bored googling seems to suggest he was the first person to use the phrase "too old for Hamlet, too young for Lear" in print.

June Jacobs, leading British campaigner for Jewish rights, dead at 88. Caused a minor incident in 1989 when she met with Yasser Arafat adviser Bassam Abu Sharif.

Five years to the day Emile Griffith died aged 75. Bisexual, killed a guy in the ring, was beaten up by a gang for his sexuality, spent his final days in poverty and racked with dementia, and yet there's still no movie about him.

Talk about a botched finish.

Dead Screenwriters Society - The "All Is Lost" Moment

And now he's dead. Still the best shoot interview in history.

Brickhouse Brown is in hospice care now according to Meltzer, has apparently lost 100 pounds since being diagnosed with cancer.

Bacterial infection, to be precise.

Adrian Cronauer, the DJ played by Robin Williams in "Good Morning, Vietnam", dead at 79. Would have been a perfect fit for the theme team I considered this year but didn't have time to research: still living people played by now-dead actors in movies.

Fifth round of chemo for our Abs. One more left.

And now we have Radoslav Nenadál, who translated Sophie's Choice into Czech.

Sure it's not Jerry Maren just with a "go" at the end?

Apparently Father Thomas Keating is currently in hospice care. Should have a decent shot at a QO: he was one of the key proponents of the "centering prayer" movement, a kinda Christian take on meditation that is pretty controversial in some ecclesiastic circles. A 2014 documentary about him got reviews in most major American news outlets.

Similarly Gary Albright is the only dead person to win a professional wrestling match.

MIAs are allowed, it's just we need proof that they died in 2018 not 2017. Which, you know, in any missing person case will not be the outcome.

Blows my mind that in 2014 an American TV station decided to build a reality TV show around Caprice. Yeah, that Caprice. Anyway, her Ladies of London co-star Annabelle Neilson - who was also a minor aristocrat and friends with Kate Moss, apparently - dead at 49.