jimbean1121 228 Posted July 13 56 minutes ago, tracy said: Richard Simmons dead: https://www.tmz.com/2024/07/13/richard-simmons-dead-dies-fintess-guru/ today sucks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
polar duck 693 Posted July 13 53 minutes ago, Perhaps said: Did an interview for his birthday which was yesterday. "I am alive for another day." He wasn't lying. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jimbean1121 228 Posted July 13 said he had a fall last night so likely a blood clot traveled somewhere (ie his brain, heart, or lungs) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mollyafox 453 Posted July 13 He posted this on X at 7:53am PST and was found dead only 2 hours later 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arrowsmith 406 Posted July 13 I really didn’t realize how much I would feel his death. I never had any particular attachment to him but he was a fixture of television in my youth. He always struck me as a decent person and it takes a certain kind of bravery to deliberately be the object of ridicule for the joy of others. RIP. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 11,767 Posted July 13 Guy gave me the absolute creeps. Never understood the love in for him. Felt the same way about Savile when he was alive (before we knew what he was truly like). I'm not saying Simmons was hiding anything FTR, just that he made my skin crawl for some reason. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChrisM31 19 Posted July 16 I know these three seem to be in good health, but I don't want them forgotten: William Shatner (93 / actor, Star TreK - Kirk) Walter Koenig (87 / actor, Star Trek - Chekov) George Takei (87 - actor, Star Trek - Sulu) And can't forget these guys either: Dan Rather (92 / journalist) Tom Brokaw (84 / journalist) 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
openviews 274 Posted July 20 Kate Beckinsale mentioned in her instagram comments recently that her mum the actress Judy Loe has stage four cancer. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9Qdnv5ynhe/?igsh=d2tlNzQ5OXVyM3lo 1 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Daredevil 1,162 Posted July 21 Some essential newbies for the 2025 DL... if they make it Alain Delon: Wheelchair bound, verging towards ninety in 2025, suffering from lymphoma, recovering from a severe stroke from five years ago, his family is breaking apart and he is in the middle of the Delon family fight. James Earl Jones: Will be 94 in January, has been close to 300 pounds for most of his life, has been out of the spotlight as of late, has had a history of diabetes going back to the 1990s. June Spencer: Um, she'll be 106 next June. Eva Marie Saint: Um, she'll be 101 next July. Teri Garr: Will be 80 this December, has suffered from multiple sclerosis for decades, has been too quiet. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Steve 507 Posted July 21 Some suggestions from me: Kenneth Cope (battled COPD for years), Jean Marsh (stroke and minor heart attack in 2011), Richard Wilson (severe heart attack in 2016), Ruth Buzzi (bedridden after suffering a series of strokes), Cindy Birdsong (suffering debilitating strokes in 2023). 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MalePoster 5 Posted July 21 Štefka Kučan The Inagural 1st Lady Of Slovenia had cancer scares in the 90's/00's and 10's Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheKillingTime 19 Posted July 22 Alexander Mitta Black Bart Eeva Ahtisaari Ethel Caterham Hortense McClinton Ivan Krasko Jimmy Carter Jiřina Bohdalová Marianne Bernadotte Val Kilmer Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TQR 14,253 Posted July 22 5 hours ago, TheKillingTime said: Jimmy Carter Great call imo, might be worth considering. 9 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DoltonMoney 266 Posted July 22 5 hours ago, TQR said: Great call imo, might be worth considering. Is he unwell? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TQR 14,253 Posted July 22 10 minutes ago, DoltonMoney said: Is he unwell? Nah, he's a picture of health. But he does have a dangerous stalker who goes by the name of a stone fruit. 7 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arrowsmith 406 Posted July 22 14 minutes ago, TQR said: Nah, he's a picture of health. But he does have a dangerous stalker who goes by the name of a stone fruit. It just occurred to me that it is almost certain that this site is monitored by the secret service. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TQR 14,253 Posted July 22 23 minutes ago, arrowsmith said: It just occurred to me that it is almost certain that this site is monitored by the secret service. Is that why they let Donald Von Shitzenpants get a bit of glass in his ear the other day? They were too busy reading through the Political Discussions thread thinking "fuck sake, that Crem talks a load of hysterical shite doesn't he?" to notice a cunt with a gun. 8 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arrowsmith 406 Posted July 22 39 minutes ago, TQR said: Is that why they let Donald Von Shitzenpants get a bit of glass in his ear the other day? They were too busy reading through the Political Discussions thread thinking "fuck sake, that Crem talks a load of hysterical shite doesn't he?" to notice a cunt with a gun. Probably exactly why. This site is very entertaining and certainly distracts me from doing my job from time to time. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arrowsmith 406 Posted July 22 1 hour ago, TQR said: Nah, he's a picture of health. But he does have a dangerous stalker who goes by the name of a stone fruit. And you just know that mango fellow is on a watchlist. He’s got serious Mark David Chapman vibes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Commtech Sio Bibble 1,838 Posted July 22 Jack Karlson, the man behind the famous 'Democracy Manifest' video, is still alive at the age of 82. He doesn't look that great as of late, is an ex-smoker, and seemed to fall asleep in a recent interview. He will 100% receive numerous write ups when he dies, from the likes of The Sun/Daily Mail. Although not deathlist worthy, maybe someone to consider for deadpools and personal lists. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lafaucheuse 3,846 Posted July 24 we don't usually get a lot of male singers on the list, however there is still a lot out there who could well be considered for the official list, three of them comes out of my mind immediately and ring the "too big to miss" bell - Frankie Valli (b. 1934) : 90 this year and still touring I think but… - Paolo Conte (b. 1937) : frail for years, former smoker, I can't see him reaching more than 90 - Smokey Robinson (b. 1940) : maybe not for now but to keep an eye on 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RetroGamer47 302 Posted July 24 1 minute ago, Lafaucheuse said: we don't usually get a lot of male singers on the list, however there is still a lot out there who could well be considered, three of them comes out of my mind immediately and ring the "too big to miss" bell - Frankie Valli (b. 1934) : 90 this year and still touring I think but… - Paolo Conte (b. 1937) : frail for years, former smoker, I can't see him reaching more than 90 - Smokey Robinson (b. 1940) : maybe not for now but to keep an eye on Johnny Mathis, Pat Boone and Englebert Humperdinck are still alive too. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lafaucheuse 3,846 Posted July 24 1 minute ago, RetroGamer47 said: Johnny Mathis, Pat Boone and Englebert Humperdinck are still alive too. I can't see any of them making the list, don't know why but I think the 3 I mentioned have a little more chances… Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
msc 18,231 Posted July 24 22 minutes ago, Lafaucheuse said: we don't usually get a lot of male singers on the list, however there is still a lot out there who could well be considered for the official list, three of them comes out of my mind immediately and ring the "too big to miss" bell - Frankie Valli (b. 1934) : 90 this year and still touring I think but… - Paolo Conte (b. 1937) : frail for years, former smoker, I can't see him reaching more than 90 - Smokey Robinson (b. 1940) : maybe not for now but to keep an eye on 20 minutes ago, RetroGamer47 said: Johnny Mathis, Pat Boone and Englebert Humperdinck are still alive too. Valli, Smokey, Mathis, Boone and bloody Englebert all DLy. If they don't make it it'lll be because they die before, not because they'd never get picked. Paolo Conte more niche in the UK, I know him due to the Austin Powers soundtrack back in the day (!) though. Also, I've assumed for years Drol actually hates him, as a famous old Italian he never mentions. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arghton 6,414 Posted July 24 My thoughts and opinions on a 2025 list: Keep (25) 1. Jimmy Carter (hospice) 2. Pete Murray (very frail) 3. Ethel Kennedy (very frail) 4. Cleo Laine (very frail) 5. Sonny Rollins (very old, terminally ill) 6. Imelda Marcos (diabetes, serious heart problems, ministrokes) 7. Ted Turner ("late stages" of lewy body dementia for a while now) 8. Roberta Flack (ALS, other ailments) 9. Esther Rantzen (terminal lung cancer) 10. Norman Tebbit (said to be very ailing) 11. Tom Brokaw (multiple myeloma) 12. Gene Hackman (frail, heart problems in the past) 13. Joanne Woodward (perennial dementia sufferer) 14. Stanley Baxter (no public appearances in years, care home, memory loss) 15. Nigel Starmer-Smith (dementia, bedbound for years) 16. Noam Chomsky (massive stroke) 17. Dennis Skinner (very ill for very long) 18. Hans Blix (TBE, housebound) 19. Jean-Marie Le Pen (heart failure, pulmonary oedema, stroke) 20. Willie Nelson (emphysema, other chronic health conditions) 21. Denis Law (mixed dementia for years) 22. Sly Stone (advanced COPD) 23. Clint Eastwood (increasingly frail, some health issues in the past, lost girlfriend recently) 24. Buzz Aldrin (former heavy drinker, a couple of health scares in the past) 25. Dick Cheney (enormous heart problems, see this - seems to have outlived all odds and the transplant won't last forever) Drop (21) going down from the worst drop 1. Tom Baker (weight loss, health issues) 2. Vanessa Redgrave (emphysema for a long time) 3. Brigitte Bardot (serious respiratory problems) 4. Daniel Barenboim (how ill is he?) 5. Prunella Scales (very, very slow dementia with this one) 6. Alan Greenspan (boring, but very old) 7. Dick Van Dyke (as above, but healthy too) 8. Robert Wagner (old, COPD, but doesn't seem ill enough yet) 9. Mel Brooks (very old but seems healthy and active) 10. Josef Fritzl (too stable for my liking) 11. James Whale (as above) 12. Pope Francis (recurring health problems, but has seemed better this year) 13. Louis Farrakhan (too stable for my liking) 14. Joe Bugner (severe dementia, but young and no reports of great decline) 15 / 16. Sandy Gall / Desmond Morris (seemingly healthy nonagenarians) 17. Linda Nolan (boring perennial drama queen) 18. Patricia Routledge (seemingly healthy nonagenarian and younger than most of the other healthy nonagenarians on the list) 19. Robert Duvall (yet another boringly healthy nonagenarian) 20. Raul Castro (looks, sounds amazing despite previous cancer rumors) 21. Julie Walters (past cancer) Return (4): 1. Yoko Ono (lewy body dementia for ages, other ailments) 2. Liza Minnelli (ailing for a very long time now) 3. David Attenborough (very old and should stay on the list until his death) 4. Douglas Hurd (very quiet for a long time) Add (21): 1. Michael Tilson Thomas (glioblastoma) 2. Mahathir Mohamad (enormous heart problems, very old) 3. Alain Delon (cancer) 4. Ruth Buzzi (dementia for ages, strokes) 5. Tippi Hedren (advanced dementia) 6. Sam Nujoma (tons of hospitalisations) 7. Kenneth Cope (perennial COPD sufferer) 8. Eva Marie Saint (very old) 9. June Spencer (as above) 10. Harald V of Norway (complicated health history, cancer and heart problems) 11. Sven-Göran Eriksson (pancan) 12. Sidney Cooke (how is he still alive?) 13. Tom Lehrer (frail forum favourite) 14. Geoffrey Boycott (cancer) 15. Gena Rowlands (advanced dementia) 16. Rupert Murdoch (tons of health problems) 17. King Salman of Saudi Arabia (dementia, tons of health problems) 18. David Irving (serious health problems) 19. David Graham (massive stroke, very old, very frail) 20. Jose Mujica (cancer and other health issues) 21. Alan Oppenheimer (seems very frail and pale) 18 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites