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Eminent and somewhat conservative jazz critic Stanley Crouch dead at 74: https://www.npr.org/2020/09/16/913619163/stanley-crouch-towering-jazz-critic-dead-at-74?t=1600282237274

Russian nationalist and anti-LGBT campaigner Maxim Martsinkevich dead of suicide at 36: https://meduza.io/en/news/2020/09/16/russian-nationalist-tesak-found-dead-in-prison-cell-after-apparent-suicide His anti-LGBT organisation was called "Occupy Pedophilia" and his nationalist/neo-Nazi organisation was named "Format18" (18 stands for A. H.).

Jacques Delors

Not that I wouldn't like to win, but it already gives me a good enough feeling to finally reverse my downward trend... you know, to show some improvement finally. The Love Boat number of hits: 2016: 13 hits 2017: 12 hits 2018: 11 hits 2019: 10 hits 2020: 11 hits

Well... something was up... Edit: You know who else stopped posting on social media? Lee Kerslake, last Facebook post 1st of August.

After ten years of treatment, Brian Laudrup is healed: https://kurier.at/sport/fussball/die-daenische-fussball-legende-brian-laudrup-hat-den-krebs-besiegt/401031686 (austrian link)

DDP pick, too

My pick Rebecca Shadowen has actually died - after 4 months of fighting Covid-19: https://www.wkyt.com/2020/09/12/dr-rebecca-shadowen-passes-away-after-four-month-long-battle-with-covid-19/

Hmm, his treasure has. I could have sworn that at the time of submission the rule was that they only need some kind of fame on their own, and a Wiki page was an indication of that. Well, I'm just watching the team out of curiosity. It's not an attempt to win. But I'm interested in seeing what a 5-year old collection of names can do.

Oh I forgot, Forrest Fenn is my first hit, here, lol..

Apparently, they removed it, but there's a high chance of it coming back again and again. He needs to be watched.

Sad. And a little too early for her to get a spot on the list.

I think 2nd place is still up for grabs (?), and I'm one unique hit away.

Alan Minter is a hit for me

Aaand dead: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/sep/09/elliot-dallen-family-thank-readers-for-huge-response-to-his-articles

Now that Facebook has refused to let him livestream his death, Alain Cocq has started eating again: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54094247

True crime author Shanna Hogan dies after a pool accident at 37, but people on Reddit wonder if it's actually an accident: https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/best-selling-author-shanna-hogan-dead-drowning-pool

Robot Solow will crush you all!

Heh, well, he must have been in the deepest end of the backlog. But thankfully, we've had some very quiet weeks. Yes, I'll update tonight. We've got a bunch of names now.

He plays the main role in the apparently craptastic "The Tomb: Devil's Revenge": https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/sep/09/the-tomb-devils-revenge-review-william-shatner-horror Still, not bad for a 89-year old man.

It can only mean one thing: Dilip Kumar's death is imminent.

Corrupt former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner has it, but denies being gravely ill with it: https://barbadostoday.bb/2020/09/07/disgraced-warner-positive-for-covid-19/

Elliot Dallen inspires a multitude of people: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/sep/08/elliot-dallen-readers-terminal-cancer-responses Well, there's a good chance the question will not matter anyway.

Paola de Simone, history professor dies of Covid during a Zoom class: https://slippedisc.com/2020/09/professor-dies-of-covid-during-class/

I give the Sun credit for giving QOs to, I don't know how to say it, low-class but popular fields, like wrestling, martial arts and now Poker. These people, for better or worse, might have a bigger impact on culture than some architects or eccentric fashion designers.