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Hmmm... a "he" who is apparently photographed regularly... Who is rumoured to be in ill health. For some reason, I immediately thought of Willie Nelson.

In the 90s, Walmart tried to break into Germany and failed miserably. That's when I knew that german retail will conquer the world (finally).

So, is he in the Danger Zone?

Team submitted - relatively uninspired I think. Good luck everyone!

May: 1. Nobby Stiles 2. Le Duc Anh 3. Hector Timerman 4. Karolos Papoulias 5. Corey Struggs Thank You!

Interestingly, an AP copy/paste obit.

The National Enquirer believes that Kenny Rogers is "Ready for the End" because he is battling "killer bladder cancer".

I would presume he'd obit, the Burning Man festival is pretty big and well-known around even here. He wouldn't have been on my list though. I am currently pretty uninspired.

Is he still my pick in the "ancient state leaders" game? I forgot... Edit: No wait, he never was. That was Tin Tun (or Tun Tin?) I was thinking of. I only remember Do Muoi because his name sounds like "Do me".

Guardian interview with Frank Miller: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/apr/27/frank-miller-xerxes-cursed-sin-city-the-dark-knight-returns Still looks too old and frail but there currently seems to be nothing wrong with him - though his mentor Neal Adams was apparently predicting his death within six months, because of alcohol and the like.

Mel Brooks still goes to the movies with his pal Carl Reiner: http://www.dailyherald.com/entlife/20180427/mel-brooks-still-loves-movies-just-not-streaming-them

Cecilia Gimenez, the artist responsible for this: She must now be 87/88.

Former royal harpist Catrin Finch has breast cancer: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-43927802 I dismissed initial reports because it was "caught early", but now, "caught early" apparently includes stage III.

The game starts 1st of May? Here's Kate Bush paying tribute to Emily Bronte: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/apr/26/kate-bush-makes-second-tribute-to-emily-bronte-with-art-installation

Armen Dzhigarkhanyan hospitalised after heart attack, on artificial ventrilation: https://news.am/eng/news/448480.html According to wikipedia, one of the most famous armenian and russian actors, has been in more than 250 films (They say he has appeared in more films than there are Armenians.). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armen_Dzhigarkhanyan

Amy Schumer hospitalized for "horrible kidney infection": https://www.etonline.com/amy-schumer-hospitalized-for-a-horrible-kidney-infection-101213

Stays hospitalized over the weekend but "in great spirits": https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2018/04/27/former-president-george-h-w-bush-remain-hospitalized-over-weekend/557807002/

Shalom Ouanounou obit watch: The story has now been picked up by the Economist under the aspect of "When is dead really dead?": https://www.economist.com/news/international/21741131-there-growing-opposition-way-many-countries-define-dying-when-death-not

Marian Keyes' father Ted has received last rites: https://extra.ie/2018/04/23/news/irish-news/heartbreaking-viral-twitter-thread-of-marian-keyes-on-her-father-dying

I'd really love to know why Spade didnt pick Paul Van Zandvliet.

I think her time is up but I've been thinking that for a year.

At least 10 dead now. Well, I guess you can die any time you leave the house now, because some car might run into you. Maybe we should ban cars.

Kind of poetic.

In after the lock.

Glad the puns are coming...(as they should) But then I wondered why the article mentions salmonella, because they surely didn't work their magic in a couple of minutes.