1991 Calendar Deaths 1 - 200 of 226
Jan 2 Renato Rascel, Italian actor (7 Hills of Rome, Secrets of Santa Vittoria), dies of heart failure at 78 Jan 4 Berry Kroeger, actor (Demon Seed), dies of kidney failure at 78 Jan 4 Harry Krimer, French actor (Napoleon, Les vagabonds magnifiques, La course du flambeau), committed suicide at 94 Jan 4 Richard Maibaum, American screenwriter (Goldfinger), dies at 81 Jan 5 Johnny Eck [Eckhardt], American sideshow performer, actor (Freaks; Tarzan films), magician, and artist, dies of a heart attack at 79 Jan 5 Marie Madeline Sullivan, American actress (Elvira, Mistress of Dark), dies at 80 Jan 7 Charlotte Wynters, American stage and screen actress, dies at 91 Jan 9 Chris Baay, Dutch actor (Tomorrow It Will Be Better, Klatergoud, Surprise Raid), dies at 86 Jan 12 Keye Luke, Chinese-American actor (Across the Pacific, Charlie Chan's No 1 Son), dies after a stroke at 86 Jan 19 Don Beddoe, actor (Bullwhip, Loophole, Texas), dies at 87 Jan 19 Glenn Langan, American actor (Amazing Colossal Man, Margie, Jungle Heat, Rapture), dies of lymphoma at 73 Jan 19 John Russell, American actor (Apache Uprising, Yellow Sky), dies at 70 Jan 20 Louis Seigner, actor (Eclipse, Special Section), dies in a fire at 87 Jan 21 Frank Mitchell, actor (Music is Magic, Prairie Gunsmoke), dies Jan 24 Lawrence Lott, American actor (Real Men, Philadelphia Experiment), dies of AIDS at 40 Jan 25 Lillian Bond, English-American actress (Air Mail, Pick-up, Blond Cheat), dies at 83 Jan 25 Stanley Brock, American actor (UHF, Hard to Kill, Ivan-He's the Mayor), dies of a heart attack at 59 Jan 30 John McIntire, American actor (Naked City, Wagon Train, Virginian), dies of emphysema at 83 Feb 1 Carol Dempster, American film actress (Sally of Sawdust, America), dies at 89 Feb 1 Jimmy MacDonald, Scottish-American voice actor (Mickey Mouse), dies at 84 Feb 3 Harry Ackerman, American TV executive producer (b. Read More...
May 2, 2018 8:57 AM EDT
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War.
The Avengers: Infinity War universe has expanded into meme territory.
Marvel’s franchise-crossing movie featuring everyone’s favorite superheroes officially had the biggest box office opening ever, which means many people saw thefinal heartbreaking scene. Tom Holland’s Spiderman looks up at Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and says “Mr. Stark, I don’t feel so good” before he completely disintegrates into dust. Read More...
July 22, 2015 1:41 AM EDT
Azealia Banks had one of the most celebrated albums of 2014, Broke With Expensive Taste, and released huge music videos this year for songs like “Ice Princess” and “Yung Rapunxel.” But when MTV announced its VMA nominations, she was left off the list. Banks has a theory why:
Banks has never been one to bite her tongue, and was critical of last year’s Grammys, tweeting that Lana Del Rey’s Ultraviolence should have won Best Rock Album, and mocking Iggy Azalea after she walked away empty-handed. Read More...
