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Everyone should want that.

Derek Draper

I'm deeply touched by the death of one of my all-time-favourite German actresses: Irm Hermann. In the 70s she rose to fame because of her workings with Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Later she emancipated herself from Fassbinder and became a renowned and award winning actress in her own way. She was 77 years old and died after a short illness. https://www.spiegel.de/kultur/kino/irm-hermann-ist-tot-a-f4dfb172-a5d3-4673-a71c-9768b61b4c46

Stanley Ho is a hit for DI. Congratulations! https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/26/obituaries/stanley-ho-dead.html 1920: George P. Shultz + Eileen Bennett 1921: Prince Philip + Jackie Stallone 1922: Pierre Cardin + Janis Paige 1923: Larry Storch + Baroness Pamela Sharples 1924: Budge Patty + Eva Marie Saint 1925: Everton Weekes + Arlene Dahl 1926: Mel Brooks + Alison Lurie 1927: Peter Mark Richman + Cleo Laine 1928: Bernard Cribbins + Ethel Kennedy 1929: Ed Asner + Imelda Marcos

Oh, sad. Yé Ké Yé Ké is my favourite song from 1988 after Im Nin' Alu Tell it to my heart I should be so lucky Ella elle l'a Heart The Loco-Motion One moment in time Got to be certain Beds are burning Orinoco Flow Girl you know it's true Halt mich Fast Car House Arrest Perfect Heaven is a place on earth Stop Especially for you Find my love Teardrops Sign your name Etienne Need you tonight Push it and the whole Dirty Dancing Soundtrack

She has lost weight and looks very tired/exhausted. But hey - she survived! Again!!!

Wow! 1920: George P. Shultz + Eileen Bennett 1921: Prince Philip + Jackie Stallone 1922: Pierre Cardin + Janis Paige 1923: Larry Storch + Baroness Pamela Sharples 1924: Budge Patty + Eva Marie Saint 1925: Everton Weekes + Arlene Dahl 1926: Mel Brooks + Alison Lurie 1927: Peter Mark Richman + Cleo Laine 1928: Bernard Cribbins + Ethel Kennedy 1929: Ed Asner + Imelda Marcos

It's been a year since she died, so nothing special about that. Buuuut: At that time she only was the second hit on the DL, while at this point the current DL stands at 9! Let's wait and see where it all ends (the DL of 2020)...

Your team is not officially in yet, sorry. Please copy & paste your April 12-post to avoid confusion.

Not this one

C'mon, @Yvonne, your chance to throw your team in!

Thank you, I'm also a little happy for myself

Prince Philip

Your profile says it's April 10

Jerry Stiller is a hit for the Committee as well as for Book, BuffaloPhil, CaptainChorizo, Etushispushingupdaisies, gcreptile, Great Uncle Bulgaria, Prophet, theoldlady and TomTomTelekom. I'm in the overall lead with 12 hits Bonetti is included at gcreptiles score thanks to @Joey Russ

28.05.2020

Jerry Stiller is a hit for me! https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/breaking-jerry-stiller-dead-seinfield-22007144 1920: George P. Shultz + Eileen Bennett 1921: Prince Philip + Jackie Stallone 1922: Pierre Cardin + Janis Paige 1923: Larry Storch + Baroness Pamela Sharples 1924: Budge Patty + Eva Marie Saint 1925: Michel Piccoli + Arlene Dahl 1926: Mel Brooks + Alison Lurie 1927: Peter Mark Richman + Cleo Laine 1928: Bernard Cribbins + Ethel Kennedy 1929: Ed Asner + Imelda Marcos

Yes, sad; I kicked him off my team...

Connie Francis and Caterina Valente were superstars those days.

The following people predicted Little Richard to be included on the Death List: Book, Cant Wait, CaptainChorizo, Clorox Bleachman, msc, Etushispushingupdaisies, gcreptile, Great Uncle Bulgaria, Joey Russ, nantonian2013, Sean, The Old Crem, theoldlady and ThereWillBeDeaths7, but not the Committee.

R.I.P., Little Richard. I have to be honest: I never liked his music or any other 50s Rock'n'Roll sound.

Roy Horn is my 7th hit. Edit: My 8th hit: I missed José José.

You forgot my team

Oh wow, that's got to be the most prominent German who died of COVID-19, I guess.

Happy 94th birthday! Couldn't find any specific news about his health but a lot of comments on actuell themes, so he seems to be fit and healthy, I guess.