Jack Bannon, who appeared on Lou Grant as Art Donovan from 1977-1982, has died at 77, THR reports. (more…)
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‘Lou Grant’ Actor Jack Bannon Dies @ 77
5 Famous People with 100-Year-Old Parents
Only a few truly famous people, people noteworthy for more than simply longevity, have lived past 100. But there are a number of famous folks past the age of 70 who you may be surprised still have a living parent, all of them 100 or more! (more…)
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Reliving ‘A Nightmare’: New Doc’s Claws Are Out!
Below, check out the new limited-edition poster for Scream, Queen!: My Nightmare on Elm Street! (more…)
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Robert Guillaume of TV’s ‘Benson’ Dies @ 89
Robert Guillaume, who twice won the Emmy for his long-running role as sassy butler Benson DuBois on Benson (1979-1986), a role he originated on Soap (1977-1980), has died. He was 89. (more…)
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‘Anything Can Be Rented These Days’: Inside the Hollywood Show
I just returned from my latest trip to the Hollywood Show, the venerable autograph fest which hosts venerable celebs and their increasingly venerable fans (us!) (more…)
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a-ha Takes on ‘Take on Me’
One of the most identifiable #1 hits of the '80s, 1984's "Take on Me" by a-ha was further immortalized in the Pitbull feat. Christina Aguilera tune "Feel This Moment" in 2013. Sampling of old songs can sometimes be nice (if you wrote it!), and sometimes not so nice, but either way, how lovely is this…
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Danielle Darrieux, French Film Grande Dame, Dies @ 100
One of the most important movie figures ever to live to the age of 100, French actress Danielle Darrieux, died Tuesday in Bois-le-Roi, France. (more…)
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Patrick Cowley: 7 Killer Cuts
HI-NRG producer Patrick Cowley, born 67 years ago today, died at 32 of AIDS in 1982. (more…)
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Divine’s Most Divine Singles
Divine aka Harris Glenn Milstead would have turned 72 years old today. Baltimore's terror-reigning drag queen in the '60s, he was actually a talented character actor who brought genuine humor and pathos to his many roles in the films of John Waters (b. 1946). That talent wasn't fully recognized in the industry until the release…
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‘Sex Bomb’ Tom Jones: #MeToo
What's new, pussycat? Certainly not sexual abuse. (more…)
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