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Celebrity Deaths In 2025
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Marquay The Goat
Marquay Collins, a TikTok star who posted food reviews and fast cars, died at 24 years old. He had 6.9 million followers on TikTok and another 479,000 on Instagram. Marquay's mom, Sonja, is remembering him as "the sweetest person he didn’t have a mean bone in his body."
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Joan Templeman
Joan Templeman, the wife of Richard Branson, died at 80 years old. The couple first met in 1976 and married years later in 1989 on Necker Island, the private property he owns in the British Virgin Islands. Together, they had three kids -- Holly, Sam, and Clare Sarah, the latter who tragically died just four days after she was born.
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Jimmy Cliff
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff died at age 81 -- his wife Latifa Chambers wrote ... “It’s with profound sadness that I share that my husband, Jimmy Cliff, has crossed over due to a seizure followed by pneumonia." Cliff was known for songs like "You Can Get It If You Really Want," "The Harder They Come," and "Many Rivers to Cross" ... songs from the 1972 film "The Harder They Come," in which he starred.
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Rodney Rogers
Rodney Rogers -- a basketball star who shined in college and went on to have a productive NBA career -- died at 54 years old peacefully surrounded by loved ones. Rogers rose to prominence during his tenure at Wake Forest ... making an immediate impact as the Atlantic Coast Conference's Rookie of the Year during the 1990-1991 season -- an award he won over future Basketball Hall of Famer Grant Hill.
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Jellybean Johnson
Jellybean Johnson -- best known for being a founding member of Prince's band The Time -- died at age 69. Jellybean -- real name Garry George Johnson -- was known for being a leading innovator in what became known as the Minneapolis Sound -- a funk, rock and soul movement in the 1970s and '80s.
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Spencer Lofranco
Canadian actor Spencer Lofranco -- best known for his starring roles in "Jamesy Boy" and "Gotti" -- died at 33 years old. Spencer described himself as a naturally funny kid who was "always trying to make people laugh and always the center of attention" in a 2014 chat with Interview. He said he decided to pursue acting seriously at age 17 ... despite his father wanting him to be a hockey player and lawyer.
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Girlalala
Girlalala was shot and killed at 21 years old in Florida following an argument with her boyfriend that allegedly turned violent. Girlalala was a beloved figure within the South Florida transgender community and was widely known for her TikTok videos, often featuring her rapping along to songs by rapper JT -- of whom she was a dedicated fan.
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Todd Snider
Todd Snider -- known for majorly influencing the alt-country and Americana music genres -- died at 59 years old after he had been hospitalized due to an "undiagnosed case of walking pneumonia." The musician was born in Oregon, but began his music journey in Texas in the 1980s, where Jerry Jeff Walker mentored him in songwriting. Once he landed in Nashville, he became the face of the city's alt-country and alternative rock music scene.
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Diana Arêas
Diana Arêas -- a bodybuilder and fitness influencer -- died at 39 years old at her apartment complex in Campos -- a city just north of Rio de Janeiro. Diana had more than 200K followers on Instagram, and she often advised them on proper exercise regimens and nutrition.
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Jim Avila
Former ABC News correspondent Jim Avila died at 69 years old. Avila spent nearly two decades as a correspondent in Los Angeles before moving on to cover the White House. He won the Merriman Award in 2015 for reporting on the release of U.S. contractor Alan Gross from the Cuban government after five years.
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Sally Kirkland
Golden Globe-winning actress Sally Kirkland died at age 84. Kirkland was born in New York City to Vogue fashion editor Sally Kirkland Sr. and Fredric M. Kirkland, a metals dealer, and honed her craft at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She gained recognition as one of Andy Warhol’s "13 Most Beautiful Women" in 1964 and became the first actress to ever appear completely nude on stage in an off-Broadway production titled "Sweet Eros" in 1968.
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Lenny Wilkens
Lenny Wilkens -- a Hall of Fame basketball player and coach died at 88 years old. Wilkens began his professional career for the St. Louis Hawks in 1960 ... average 15.5 points per game with the squad over the course of eight seasons.
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Michael Duarte
Food influencer Michael Duarte died in a "horrible incident" just days after celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife. With over 2 million followers across IG, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube, Michael was known for posting food content ... he would share recipes and videos of him barbecuing and grilling food.
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Paul Tagliabue
Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue died at 84 years old following a battle with Parkinson's disease. According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, the apparent cause of death was heart failure complicated by the disease. Tagliabue, a lawyer from Georgetown University, became commissioner of the NFL in 1989 and reigned until September 1, 2006. Under his leadership, the league expanded not only in popularity but in sheer number of teams.
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Lee Tamahori
Lee Tamahori -- a well-respected director with decades in the film industry passed away at 75 years old after a battle with Parkinson's Disease. Tamahori rose to international prominence after the release of his 1994 film "Once Were Warriors" ... a film which followed a family as they struggled with the detrimental effects of European countries colonizing New Zealand.
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James Watson
Molecular biologist James Watson died at age 97 at a hospice in East Northport, New York after being transferred to the hospice from a hospital after being treated for an infection. The scientist shot to fame in 1953, when he co-discovered the double-helix structure of DNA alongside Francis Crick, and the pair -- as well as Maurice Wilkins -- were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology nine years later for their work. Watson eventually became the first director of the Human Genome Project, and he also served as the director and chancellor of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where he worked for almost 40 years.
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Marshawn Kneeland
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died at 24 years old. His tragic death comes in the middle of just his second season in the NFL. He was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft out of Western Michigan.
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Pauline Collins
British actress Pauline Collins -- known for her Oscar-nominated starring role in "Shirley Valentine" -- died at age 85. Her passing comes after a long battle with Parkinson's and the family's statement reportedly thanked her care-givers, whom they called "angels" who "looked after her with dignity, compassion, and most of all love."
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Elizabeth Franz
Tony-winning Broadway star Elizabeth Franz died at 84 years old from cancer as well as having a "severe reaction" to the drugs used to treat it. Franz was best known for portraying Linda Loman, the wife of Brian Dennehy’s Willy Loman, in the 1999 Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s "Death of a Salesman." Her highly-regarded performance landed her a Tony Award.
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Keith Browner
Keith Browner Sr., a standout football player at the University of Southern California who went on to play 5 seasons in the NFL, died at 63 years old. Keith starred on the USC defense in the 1980s and was drafted with the 30th overall pick in the 1984 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He played linebacker and defensive end in college and the NFL and ended up playing 5 seasons between the Bucs, San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers from 1984 to 1988.
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Dick Cheney
Dick Cheney -- the 46th vice president who served alongside Republican President George W. Bush and an architect in America's ''War on Terror'' -- died at 84 years old due to complications from pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease. Cheney had a decades-long career in politics, serving in the U.S. House as a Republican from Wyoming and later tapped to be President Gerald Ford's White House chief of staff. He served as defense secretary under President George H.W. Bush before becoming Bush's son's VP.
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Diane Ladd
Academy Award-nominated actress Diane Ladd -- actress Laura Dern's mother -- has died at the age of 89 at her home in Ojai, California. Ladd began her career on TV, appearing in various roles beginning in the 1950s, including "The Naked City" and "The Fugitive." She had minor film parts before her career on the silver screen kicked off in the '70s, acting in "White Lightning," "Chinatown," and "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore."
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Donna Godchaux-MacKay
Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay -- the powerhouse vocalist who sang with California psychedelic rock band Grateful Dead -- died at 78 following a long battle with cancer. Donna was best known for her run with the Grateful Dead from 1971 to 1979. Before that, she performed on classics like Elvis Presley’s "Suspicious Minds" and recorded with legends like Cher, Boz Scaggs, and the Dead's own Bob Weir.
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Tchéky Karyo
Tchéky Karyo -- a longtime actor with parts in major films -- died at 72 years old after a battle with cancer, his family told the French news agency AFP. Over the next five decades, Karyo appeared in numerous popular French films -- like "La Femme Nikita" and "The Bear" -- as well as films beloved by American audiences. Spy fans might recognize Karyo as Dmitri Mishkin -- the Russian Minister of Defence -- in the James Bond flick "Goldeneye."
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Gary Lee Seacrest
Ryan Seacrest has announced heartbreaking news ... his father, Gary Lee Seacrest, died at age 79 following a years-long battle with prostate cancer. RS recalled the ups and downs of his father's cancer journey at the time, revealing he once learned during an episode of "American Idol" that his dad was in the ICU ... and the "life or death conversation" with doctors that followed.
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Floyd Roger Myers Jr.
Floyd Roger Myers Jr. -- a former child actor best known for his role in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" died at 42 years old from a heart attack at his home in Maryland. Floyd kicked off his career as a younger version of Will Smith in the hit sitcom "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" ... before taking on the role as a young Marlon Jackson in the television miniseries "The Jacksons: An American Dream."
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Kae Bradshaw
Beloved TikToker Kae Bradshaw died at 29 years old after a valiant battle with cancer. Kae shared her journey with followers for months. The earliest video on her page is from late March of 2025, which announced her new page for updates after her previous one was hacked.
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Prunella Scales
Prunella Scales -- the beloved British actress best known for her role on the '70s sitcom "Fawlty Towers" -- has died at the age of 93 peacefully at home in London. Prunella -- born in Surrey, UK -- landed her big break in the 1960s sitcom "The Marriage Lines."
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June Lockhart
June Lockhart -- a legendary television actress of the 1950s, '60s and '70s -- has died at age 100 from natural causes. June has 2 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame -- one for TV and one for movies. She married twice, with both marriages ending in divorce.
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Emman Atienza
Emman Atienza -- known for her lifestyle videos on TikTok -- died at her home in Los Angeles by suicide at age 19. Emman has more than 800,000 followers on TikTok and 225,000 on Instagram. Her latest videos are mostly about getting settled in Los Angeles, where she moved this past summer.
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Dave Ball
Dave Ball -- one half of the 1980s New Wave pop group Soft Cell -- died at age 66, according to the band's official website. Ball died in his sleep at home in London. He'd recently played a show with Soft Cell, just weeks earlier … he was in a wheelchair at the time. The group produced five studio albums -- releasing "Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret" in 1981, "The Art of Falling Apart" in 1983, and "This Last Night in Sodom" in 1984 … they reunited to release two more records, in 2002 and 2022 ... and their newest album was reportedly in progress when Ball died.
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Doug Martin
Prior to his death, former NFL-er Doug Martin apparently suffered from a pretty serious mental health ... with a new report claiming he jumped out of a 2nd story window and got into a physical altercation with some police officers. According to the Chronicle, Martin checked into Tranquility Rehab Center in Castro Valley in August ... and, they say he tested positive for cocaine and methamphetamines when he arrived. We broke the story ... Doug passed away while in police custody after a break-in at an Oakland home. Martin's family had called authorities earlier in the evening for "medical assistance."
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Isabelle Tate
Tragedy has rocked the "9-1-1: Nashville" ... one of the show's young actresses, Isabelle Tate, died at 23 years old peacefully in her sleep shortly after filming an episode of ABC’s newest "9-1-1" spinoff. Before breaking into acting, she graduated from Middle Tennessee State University.
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Jesus Montero
Jesus Montero -- an ex-Major League Baseball player with the Seattle Mariners and New York Yankees. The Seattle Times -- citing Venezuelan outlets -- reported earlier in October that Montero was driving a motorcycle in his home country when he was hit by a pickup truck. He was rushed to a hospital in the city of Valencia. Newsweek reported he was intubated at the hospital.
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Ace Frehley
Ace Frehley, the original lead guitarist for KISS died after being hospitalized, and placed on life support ... with the family coming to the difficult decision to turn off his ventilator. We broke the story ... Ace previously suffered a brain bleed after taking a nasty fall in studio. Ace was a founding member of KISS ... joining forces with Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss. He shredded guitar with the band from 1973 to 1982.
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D’Angelo
Grammy-winning R&B soul singer D'Angelo died from pancreatic cancer. D'Angelo was a singular talent who collaborated with the likes of Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg and Q-Tip ... after bursting onto the scene in 1995 with his solo debut album, "Brown Sugar." He won 4 Grammys, including Best R&B Album for "Voodoo" in 2001 and "Black Messiah" in 2016. He also won Best R&B Song in 2016 for "Really Love" and Best Male R&B Vocal Performance for "Untitled (How Does It Feel)."
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Angelina Calderone Germanotta
Lady Gaga's grandmother, Angelina Calderone Germanotta, ided at 94 years old. Angelina was the matriarch of the Germanotta family and had a special bond with her superstar granddaughter. In fact, Gaga's full name -- Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta -- carries part of her late grandmother's name, a touching tribute Gaga has often said connects her to her family's legacy and Italian roots.
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Diane Keaton
Diane Keaton -- famed actress, director and producer -- died at 79 years old after the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to Diane's home and an ambulance transported her to a local hospital. Her movie credits are impressive ... "Something's Gotta Give," "First Wives Club," "Father of the Bride," "Annie Hall," "The Godfather," "Book Club," "Baby Boom," "Hanging Up" and on and on. She became famous way back in the 1970s after appearing in the 'Godfather' franchise and working with director Woody Allen.
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Sister Jean
Loyola-Chicago legend Sister Jean -- who became a national sensation as the chaplain and superfan of the university's men's basketball team died at age 106. Sister Jean became a household name during Loyola-Chicago’s improbable run to the Final Four in 2018 -- capturing national attention throughout the tournament. The Ramblers’ Cinderella story ultimately came to an end with a loss to Michigan.
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Kimberly Hébert Gregory
Kimberly Hébert Gregory, best known for her scene stealing roles in "Vice Principals", "The Chi" and "Five Feet Apart", died at age 52. Over her decades long career, Kimberly built an impressive resume ... appearing in hit TV shows like "Gossip Girl," "Grey's Anatomy," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "Shameless," and "The Big Bang Theory."
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Jane Goodall
Jane Goodall, the world-renowned primatologist and chimpanzee expert died at 91 years old ... according to a statement posted to her official Instagram account. Jane was one of the world's first female experts on primates, beginning her career by making a trip to Kenya to visit a friend in 1957 and connecting with palaeoanthropologist and archaeologist Louis Leakey.
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Rudi Johnson
Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Rudi Johnson died at age 45. Cops told TMZ Sports ... Rudi Johnson died by suicide in Florida just after midnight on Tuesday. As a 24-year-old, he rushed for 957 yards and nine TDs ... and in his ensuing three seasons on the gridiron, he ran for over 4,000 yards and 36 scores. Johnson's NFL career ultimately came to an end following a run with the Detroit Lions in 2008.
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Robert Redford
Robert Redford -- the legendary Oscar-winning actor and director -- died at age 89. The iconic filmmaker spent decades as a leading actor in Hollywood, with some of his most notable projects being 1969's "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," 1973's "The Sting," 1975's "Three Days of the Condor," 1976's "All the President’s Men," and 1984's "The Natural."
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Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk -- the controversial conservative commentator died after being shot in the neck on a college campus, Donald Trump announced on social media. Kirk gained national recognition when he cofounded Turning Point USA at just 18 years old. TPUSA is a nonprofit organization committed to advocating for conservative politics on high school and college campuses.
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Davey Johnson
Davey Johnson -- a well-known MLB player and manager died at age 82. Johnson kicked off his career in professional baseball as a minor leaguer in 1962 ... before the Baltimore Orioles called him up in 1965. Johnson died at a hospital in Sarasota, Florida on Friday. Horowitz did not reveal a cause of death.
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Mark Volman
Mark Volman, a founding member of the 1960s rock band The Turtles, died at age 78. Mark was diagnosed two years ago with Lewy body dementia, the second most common type of dementia. Along with Howard Kaylan, Mark formed the backbone of The Turtles ... the guitarist and vocalist was known for his distinctive, frizzy hair. Their biggest hit with The Turtles was their January 1967 single, "Happy Together," which rose to the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 back in the day. When The Turtles folded in 1970, Mark and Howard formed the comedy rock duo Flo & Eddie ... with Mark as Flo, a pseudonym short for The Phlorescent Leech.
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Katharine, the Duchess of Kent
Katharine, the Duchess of Kent -- a member of the British Royal Family -- died at 92 years old surrounded by friends and family. Katharine -- a descendant of controversial British historical figure Oliver Cromwell -- married the Duke of Kent, Prince Edward, in 1961. Edward is Queen Elizabeth II's first cousin. Katharine was known for her love of music ... learning piano, violin and the organ at school when she was young. In her later years, she expressed a love for rap music -- including artists like Eminem, Dido and Ice Cube.
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Giorgio Armani
The fashion world is mourning a legend ... famed Italian designer Giorgio Armani died at age 91 "peacefully" at home and was surrounded by his loved ones. Armani's career of more than 65 years kicked off in the mid-'60s, when GA joined Nino Cerruti as menswear designer ... where he was acclaimed for his work. He went on to freelance for a number of other fashion houses, eventually launching his own brand with partner Sergio Galeotti in July 1975.
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George Raveling
George Raveling -- a beloved college basketball coach and Nike executive who played a pivotal role in signing Michael Jordan to the brand -- passed away at 88 years old, following a courageous battle with cancer. Raveling played college basketball for Villanova from 1957 to 1960 before becoming their assistant head coach in 1963. He went on to coach Maryland, Washington State, Iowa and USC before retiring in 1994. He earned Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors three times and was also awarded NABC Coach of the Year.
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Graham Greene
Graham Greene -- a longtime character actor who received an Academy Award nomination -- has died at 73 years old at a Toronto hospital with his wife, Hilary Blackmore, at his side. Graham began acting the early 1980s appearing in films like "Running Brave" and the Al Pacino-led "Revolution" ... before breaking out in the movie "Dances with Wolves." Greene played Kicking Bird in the film ... the Sioux tribe's medicine man who befriends Kevin Costner's character. The role earned Graham an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor, though he lost to Joe Pesci for "Goodfellas."
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Scott Spiegel
Scott Spiegel -- a legend in the horror genre who worked frequently with Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi -- died at 67 years old. Spiegel kicked off his career in the film industry as an actor and writer in the late 1970s ... contributing to movie's like "It's Murder" and "Attack of the Helping Hand." He wrote the screenplay for "Evil Dead II" ... probably his most well-known contribution to horror.
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Joe Bugner
Joe Bugner -- a boxer who competed for more than three decades and squared off against some of the greatest to ever do it -- died age 75 at his home in Brisbane, Australia. Bugner rose to become the British and European boxing champion by the early 1970s ... and, though he lost 12-round decisions to both Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, his performances earned him respect from around the boxing world. He later fought and lost to Ali during a 1975 world championship bout.
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Jerry Adler
Actor Jerry Adler — best known for his roles in "The Sopranos," "The Good Wife" and "Rescue Me" — died at 96 years old. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Jerry got a late start in his TV and movie career, launching it in his 60s. But once Jerry got started, he landed some major TV parts, such as Herman Rabkin, an associate to mob boss Tony Soprano -- famously played by James Gandolfini on "The Sopranos."
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Judge Frank Caprio
Judge Frank Caprio -- who went viral for making compassionate decisions in his courtroom died at 88 years old. Shockingly, a video of Caprio was posted less than 24 hours before the death announcement ... showing the judge smiling and asking for prayers to help him during this difficult time. It's unclear when the video was taken.
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Terence Stamp
Terence Stamp -- who famously played General Zod in "Superman" and "Superman II" and Bernadette in "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" died at 87 years old. His career later saw a revival with standout roles in "The Adventures of Priscilla," "Queen of the Desert," "Valkyrie," and "The Haunted Mansion."
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Tristan Rodgers
Tristan Rogers -- an actor known for his work in soap operas and animation -- died after a long battle with lung cancer. Rogers got his start in acting way back in the late 1960s with an appearance on the Australian science-fiction adventure series "Delta."
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Bobby Whitlock
Derek & the Dominos founder Bobby Whitlock died at 77 years old after a brief illness. He took his last breath at home in Texas, surrounded by family. Whitlock is best known for cofounding the blues rock band in 1970 with Eric Clapton and heavily contributing to their album "Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs"
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T-Hood
Tevin Hood -- a rapper from Georgia better known as T-Hood -- was shot at his home, and later died. The Gwinnett County police officers responded to reports of a dispute that resulted in a shooting in unincorporated Snellville. T-Hood was well-known in the Southern rap scene ... dropping songs like "READY 2 GO," "Big Booty" and "Perculator."
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Danielle Spencer
Danielle Spencer -- famous for playing Dee Thomas on the hit ’70s sitcom "What’s Happening!!" -- died at 60 following complications from cancer. "What’s Happening!!" ran on ABC from '76 to '79, with Danielle reprising her iconic role in the '80s spin-off 'What’s Happening Now!!" ... before leaving Hollywood in the '90s to become a veterinarian.
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Jane Pitt
Brad Pitt's mother,Jane Etta Pitt, died at the age of 84. Brad was incredibly close to his mom -- she was the glue of the extended Pitt clan, famously pulling the whole family together for a huge blowout just 5 years ago. Jane, a former family counselor, mostly kept out of the spotlight ... but she did make a few red carpet cameos by Brad’s side with her husband, William.
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Brandon Blackstock
Brandon Blackstock -- Kelly Clarkson's ex-husband and former manager died after braving cancer for more than three years. Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ... Blackstock was fighting melanoma, a serious form of skin cancer. Blackstock and Clarkson met at a rehearsal for the Academy of Country Music Awards back in 2006 ... though they didn't start dating until early 2012 after reconnecting at Super Bowl XLVI. They got engaged later that year and married in 2013. During their marriage, they welcomed two children together ... and, Clarkson said Blackstock even convinced her to get into hosting her own talk show. Kelly filed for divorce in 2020, and it was finalized in March 2022.
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Chuck Mangione
The flugelhorn and trumpet player died at his home in Rochester, New York ... according to his manager. Chuck won two Grammy Awards over his legendary career ... the first in 1977 for best instrumental composition and the second in 1979 for best pop instrumental performance.
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Hulk Hogan
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan died at 71 years old following a cardiac arrest. Hulk transformed professional wrestling into a family entertainment sport. Before Hulk, wrestling catered to a fairly narrow audience. Hulk's theatrics in the ring was magnetic for children and their parents, and it supercharged the sport. Hogan kickstarted a pop culture phenomenon with "Hulkamania" after defeating the Iron Sheik for the World Heavyweight Championship in 1984 -- a craze that never went away, and his signature bandana and handlebar mustache were often copied by fans in crowds for decades.
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Ozzy Osbourne
Legendary rock singer Ozzy Osbourne died at 76 years old. Ozzy was most famous for heading up the group Black Sabbath, founding the iconic rock band in Birmingham, England in 1968 alongside Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. His death comes just weeks after Ozzy performed one last time with Black Sabbath.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner
"The Cosby Show" alum Malcolm-Jamal Warner died in Costa Rica of asphyxia after he was caught by a high current in the ocean at the age of 54. Malcolm‑Jamal Warner straight‑up owned the '80s as Theodore Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," snagging an Emmy nod and locking in his spot in TV royalty. He kept the hustle going with sitcom fav "Malcolm & Eddie," voiced one of the coolest cartoons -- yeah, "The Magic School Bus" -- and even flexed his music chops with a Grammy win in 2015.
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Robbie Pardlo
Robbie Pardlo, lead singer of the Grammy-nominated R&B group City High, tragically died at the age of 46. The New Jersey native hit it big alongside his City High groupmates, Claudette Ortiz and Ryan Toby, with their Wyclef Jean-produced single "What Would You Do?" and follow-up hit, "Caramel" with Eve ... earning their act a Best R&B Performance Grammy nom by a Duo or Group in 2002.
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Connie Francis
Singer Connie Francis, best known for her recently viral track "Pretty Little Baby" as well as "Stupid Cupid," died at 87 years old, just weeks after TMZ broke the news she was in the ICU for unknown medical issues. Connie had a prolific singing career, rising to become one of the most popular singers in the 1950s and early 1960s. She had had several Top 10 singles such as "Who's Sorry Now?," "Don't Break The Heart That Loves You," "My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own" and "Where the Boys Are". She was the first woman to reach the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 thanks to her 1960 hit "Everybody's Somebody's Fool."
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Audun Groenvold
Olympic freestyle skier Audun Groenvold -- who won bronze at the 2010 Vancouver Games -- died at age 49 after he was struck by lightning; the athlete was hit by a bolt during a recent cabin trip and passed away from his injuries. Groenvold was a decorated athlete -- in addition to his Olympic medal, he also won a bronze in the ski cross event in the 2025 world championships. He logged a win in the ski cross cup in 2007 as well.
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Eileen Fulton
Eileen Fulton, the actress who became a household name through her role as Lisa Grimaldi on "As the World Turns," died at the age of 91, following a period of declining health. Her breakout came in 1960 when she appeared in the film "Girl of the Night." That same year, she landed the role that would define her career -- Lisa Grimaldi on "As the World Turns."
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James Carter Cathcart
Voice actor James Carter Cathcart, famous for his work on "Pokémon," died at 71 years old after a years-long battle with oral cancer. On "Pokémon," James brought several characters to life with his voice ... Professor Oak, Meowth, Gary Oak and James from Team Rocket. He was also known among "Sonic" fans, voicing Vector the Crocodile in "Sonic X" and the "Shadow the Hedgehog" video game.
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Bobby Jenks
Bobby Jenks, a 2x All-Star and World Series champion with the Chicago White Sox after a battle with stomach cancer. Jenks, one of the most dominant closers in baseball during his 7 season Major League Baseball career, revealed during an interview in February 2025 that he was diagnosed with stage 4 adenocarcinoma -- a form of stomach cancer. He was 44.
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Michael Madsen
Michael Madsen -- famous for his roles in "Kill Bill," "Reservoir Dogs" and "Donnie Brasco" died in his Malibu home and was pronounced dead at the scene. According to law enforcement sources ... someone called 911 and Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies responded and found Michael dead. His rep Liz Rodriguez told us he suffered cardiac arrest. Michael had roles in "Thelma & Louise," "Mr. Blonde," "The Hateful Eight" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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Julian McMahon
Actor Julian McMahon passed away after a battle with cancer his wife, Kelly, told the 'Deadline.' Julian got his start with a series of small parts in TV shows and movies during the 1990s -- like "Will & Grace" and "G.P." -- before landing a main role during the middle seasons of the hit show "Charmed."
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Sophia Hutchins
Caitlyn Jenner's longtime friend and manager, Sophia Hutchins, died following a tragic ATV accident near Caitlyn's home ... We were told Sophia was riding the ATV on the road where Caitlyn lives when she struck the bumper of a moving car -- that impact forced the ATV over the shoulder ... sending it, and Sophia, plummeting 350 feet down into a ravine. Sophia and Caitlyn first met in 2015, soon after Jenner publicly announced her transition, and Sophia would later appear in several episodes of the E! docuseries "I Am Cait."
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Jimmy Swaggart
Infamous televangelist Jimmy Swaggart died at 90 years old. Swaggart's family posted a tribute on Facebook Tuesday morning ... "Today, our hearts are heavy as we share that Brother Swaggart has finished his earthly race and entered into the presence of His Savior, Jesus Christ." Swaggart founded Jimmy Swaggart Ministries in 1955 to begin evangelizing full time ... later broadcasting on radio and television. He's also written more than 50 books.
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Dave Parker
Dave Parker -- a 19-year MLB veteran who was voted into Cooperstown died after a long bout with Parkinson's disease. Dave began his MLB career with Pittsburgh in 1973 ... quickly rising to prominence among the league's young stars. He was named to his first of seven All-Star teams in 1977 and won the National League MVP award the following year.
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Rick Hurst
Richard Hurst — best known as Deputy Cletus Hogg on "The Dukes of Hazzard" died unexpectedly. Rick was scheduled to make an appearance at Cooter’s Place, Pigeon Forge in Tennessee on July 3rd. On Thursday morning, the museum said on Facebook due to unforeseen circumstances Rick was unable to appear and they would reschedule. Fans of classic TV series will remember Rick’s role as Boss Hogg's cousin on "The Dukes of Hazzard," a role he first played in the late '70s and reprised throughout the 80s.
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Jack Betts
Jack Betts, best recognized for his role in "Spider-Man" died in his sleep at his Los Osos, California home. Over his decades-spanning career, Jack appeared in notable projects including 1972's "The Assassination of Trotsky," 1995's "Batman Forever," 1997's "Batman & Robin (1997)," and so many more.
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Anne Burrell
"Food Network" celebrity chef Anne Burrell has died at age 55 after being found unresponsive in her home. he New York native hosted "Worst Cooks in America." She trained at the Culinary Institute of America, graduating in 1996. She was a culinary instructor for a time, and hosted other Food Network shows, including "Secrets of a Restaurant Chef," and she appeared on the 'Iron Chef' series.
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Marjorie Grande
Ariana and Frankie's beloved grandmother, Marjorie -- affectionately known by her famous grandchildren as "Nonna" -- died at age 99. Marjorie was a pillar of strength and support for both siblings throughout their careers in the entertainment industry. Whether cheering them on from the audience or offering advice behind the scenes, Nonna was never far from their spotlight.
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Kim Woodburn
Kim Woodburn -- the no-nonsense British reality star from "Celebrity Big Brother UK" and "How Clean Is Your House?" -- has died at 83 years old after a brief illness, praising her incredible achievements throughout her life and career. Kim certainly made her mark, rising to fame on Channel 4’s "How Clean Is Your House?", but her most iconic moment came in the 2017 UK Celebrity Big Brother, where she clashed with "Loose Women" star Coleen Nolan.
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David Hekili Kenui Bell
Actor David Hekili Kenui Bell -- who appeared in Disney’s live-action "Lilo & Stitch" -- died at 46 years old ... his family confirms to TMZ. While no cause of death has been publicly revealed, it’s clear David left a deep impact on everyone around him. Bell -- a proud Hawaiian -- was known locally for his voice work over the P.A. system at Kona Airport and also had some other acting gigs throughout the islands such as "Magnum P.I." and "Hawaii Five-0."
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Ananda Lewis
Ananda Lewis, a popular host from the MTV "veejay" era in the late '90s ... died after a lengthy breast cancer battle. Her sister, Lakshmi, told us she braved the diagnosis for 6 years and even tried out some conventional/some unconventional treatments ... choosing her own path. Ananda hosted red-hot MTV programs such as "TRL" and "Spring Break" before going on to host her self-titled syndicated talk show on daytime television.
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Harris Yulin
Harris Yulin, the actor best known for his work in "Scarface" and "Ghostbusters" died in NYC after going into cardiac arrest. Yulin appeared in several blockbusters such as ... "Ghostbusters 2," "Clear and Present Danger," "Training Day" -- and perhaps his most famous ... "Scarface." Yulin was 87.
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Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson -- the legendary rockstar and cofounder of The Beach Boys died at age 82. Brian cofounded the Beach Boys in 1961 with his brothers -- Carl and Dennis Wilson -- Mike Love and Al Jardine when the group was fresh out of high school. While the band's first studio album "Surfin' Safari" didn't perform all that well, their sophomore effort "Surfin' U.S.A." netted them a gold record ... with the title track becoming an enduring classic.
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Sly Stone
Sly Stone -- the frontman for the legendary funk band Sly and The Family Stone died from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other health issues, according to his family. Sly's musical career skyrocketed in the 1960s when he formed his band, Sly and the Family Stoners, but he changed the name a year later to Sly and The Family Stone. In 1967, the group released their first album, "A Whole New Thing," and their first smash hit, “Dance to the Music.”
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Wayne Lewis
Wayne Lewis -- an R&B singer best known for starting up the group Atlantic Star -- died at age 68. The band shared the announcement Friday ... letting fans know. Through the 1980s, Atlantic Starr released a series of popular R&B tracks ... including "Always," "Let's Get Closer," "Secret Lovers," "Am I Dreaming?" and many more recognizable hits.
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Jonathan Joss
Actor Jonathan Joss -- best known for his work in the animated series "King of the Hill" -- died after being shot by a neighbor in Texas. According to the San Antonio Police Dept. and eyewitnesses ... Joss got into a heated argument with his neighbor at a house on the city's south side Sunday night -- leading to a bloody confrontation. Joss was the voice of John Redcorn in "King of the Hill." He also landed a big part in "Parks and Recreation" as Chief Ken Hotate.
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John Brenkus
John Brenkus -- the founder and host of ESPN's Emmy-winning "Sport Science" show -- has died at 54 years old following a battle with depression. Brenkus, who graduated from the Univ. of Virginia, created "Sport Science," a show that delved into all of the minutia that it took to get world class athletes to perform at elite levels, in the early 2000s. Initially, the program ran on Fox Sports Network ... but it gained global popularity following its move to ESPN.
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Mike McCallum
Mike "The Bodysnatcher" McCallum -- a former professional boxer died at 68 years old while he was on his way to the gym in Las Vegas, according to the The Jamaica Observer. The outlet claims he fell ill and pulled over to the side of the road where he was eventually found by deceased by police. He held three titles at different points during his career ... winning the World Boxing Association's super welterweight belt, the middleweight belt and later the light heavyweight belt.
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Ronald Fenty
Ronald Fenty, the father of Rihanna, has died at 70 years old after battling an illness. Rihanna and Ronald had a rocky relationship through the years ... the two were estranged for a long period of time before eventually reconciling. Back in February 2023, Ronald told TMZ he was over the moon about his daughter and A$AP Rocky expecting another child together, and was eager to be a part of the baby's life.
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Renée Victor
Renée Victor -- a veteran actress best known for her voice work -- died at age 86 after a battle with lymphoma. She started her career in film during the mid-1980s ... grabbing credits in projects like "Matlock," "The Addams Family," "Bob" and "The Tony Danza Show" over the next two decades. However, she will most likely be remembered for her role in the emotional 2017 animated flick "Coco," in which she voices the main character Miguel's grandmother.
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Devin Harjes
Devin Harjes, best known for his role on "Boardwalk Empire" died at age 41 after a brief battle with cancer. He was best known for playing Jack Dempsey on the HBO series. He also played roles on shows such as "Gotham," "Orange is the New Black," "Daredevil," "Elementary," "Blue Bloods," "FBI," and "Manifest."
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Ed Gale
Ed Gale -- the actor who played the horror icon Chucky in some of the "Child's Play" films -- died at 61 in hospice in LA. Ed starred in cult hits like "Howard the Duck" and "Chopper Chicks in Zombietown" -- but he’s best known for bringing Chucky to life in the original "Child’s Play" and two other films in the killer doll franchise. He also starred in "Bones," "Spaceballs" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
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Rick Derringer
Guitar icon and legendary performer Rick Derringer died at 77 years old because his heart suddenly gave out. Rick's longtime wife Jenda Derringer tells TMZ he died "peacefully" after being taken off life support following a medical episode. His legacy speaks for itself -- the guy kicked things off with The McCoys and their hit "Hang On Sloopy," then teaming up with legends like Steely Dan, Kiss, Alice Cooper, Weird Al, Cyndi Lauper, and Barbra Streisand.
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Phil Robertson
"Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson died at age 79 ... according to his daughter-in-law. Phil starred on "Duck Dynasty" from 2012 to 2017, and he founded the Duck Commander company. His family revealed he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease back in December in an episode of the "Unashamed with The Robertson Family" podcast and Jase Robertson previously said Phil was also suffering from a blood disease that was causing health issues -- and the disease was only getting worse.
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Anna Grace Phelan
Anna Grace Phelan -- a TikTok star who gained fame by documenting her battle with brain cancer died at 19 years old. Anna revealed to her followers last year that she was battling cancer ... and, she's taken them along with her every step of the way -- revealing the results of her brain tumor tests on social media and sharing the day-to-day life of someone battling stage 4 cancer.
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Daniel Williams
The former drummer for the metal-core band The Devil Wears Prada was killed in a plane crash in San Diego at 39 years old.
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Georgia O’Connor
Georgia O'Connor -- an undefeated British boxer -- died at the age of 25 ... months after revealing her cancer diagnosis and just three weeks after getting married. She was able to earn a 3-0 record as a pro. She won the gold medal during the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games ... while taking home second place during the 2017 Youth World Championship, and third place during the 2018 Youth event.
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Jim Irsay
Jim Irsay, the long-time owner of the Indianapolis Colts, passed away at age 65 "peacefully in his sleep this afternoon," the team said. He was named owner of the Colts after his father's passing in 1997, becoming one of the youngest to hold the position in league history.
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George Wendt
George Wendt, famous for his starring role in the long-running NBC sitcom "Cheers," died peacefully in his sleep at his home at age 76. Wendt starred as Norm Peterson in all 275 episodes of "Cheers" and earned six consecutive nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series.
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Ben Rathbun
"90 Day Fiance" star Ben Rathbun died at age 55; he had stage 4 stomach cancer and had been battling the disease since the end of last year, when he was diagnosed. Ben's story was featured on season 5 of "90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days" ... and it was an interesting one. At the time, Ben was a 52-year-old father of 4 who met his 22-year-old girlfriend, Mahogany Roca, online. Lots of folks felt Mahogany -- who was from South America -- was catfishing Ben ... but that turned out not to be the case when they met in real life.
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Latonya Pottain
Latonya Pottain -- best known for being featured on the reality TV show "My 600-lb Life" -- died of natural causes in Louisiana, TMZ has learned. The coroner told us the preliminary autopsy found that Pottain died from congestive heart failure ... Pottain appeared on Season 11 of "My 600-lb Life," and the show tracked her journey to lose weight.
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Lorna Raver
Lorna Raver -- best known as the creepy old woman who cursed Alison Lohman in Sam Raimi's horror hit "Drag Me to Hell" -- died at 81 years old. The actress had a run on TV soap opera "The Young and the Restless," and appeared in other shows, including "The Practice," "Ally McBeal," "Boston Legal," "Grey’s Anatomy," "Desperate Housewives," "Weeds," and "Bones."
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Denise Alexander
Denise Alexander, best known for her role as Lesley Webber on "General Hospital" for years, passed away at 85 years old. Denise was a natural-born actress, having first broken into showbiz at just 6 years old. But her talent didn't just propel her in front of the camera -- she also worked in radio and was an accomplished photographer as well.
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Joe Don Baker
Prolific movie actor Joe Don Baker has died at age 89. The legendary actor was featured in "Fletch," "Walking Tall," "Cape Fear," "Final Justice," "Joe Dirt," "Congo," "Mars Attacks!" and even a couple of James Bond flicks.
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James Foley
James Foley -- a longtime Hollywood director who helmed two films in the "Fifty Shades of Grey" trilogy died after a battle with brain cancer, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He directed numerous videos for Madonna ... bringing songs like "Live to Tell," "Papa Don't Preach" and "True Blue" to the TV screen.
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Millena Brandão
Millena Brandão, a child star famous for her work in a Netflix show, died at age 11 after suffering multiple heart attacks, according to her family. The official cause of death is unclear but multiple outlets are reporting she suffered at least 13 cardiac arrests in the days before her death. She famously appeared in the Netflix series "Sintonia" and the soap opera "The Childhood of Romeo and Juliet."
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Kirk Medas
"Floribama Shore" star Kirk Medas died at age 33 from liver failure after spending nearly two weeks hospitalized in an intensive care unit, his family confirmed to TMZ. Fans of reality television will recognize Kirk from the "Jersey Shore" spin-off on which he starred with Jeremiah Buoni, Codi Butts, Aimee Hall, Nilsa Prowant, Candace Rice, Gus Smyrnios and Kortni Gilson -- though only on the first three seasons for the latter.
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Ruth Buzzi
Actress and comedian Ruth Buzzi, best known for starring in the NBC variety sketch comedy show "Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In," died peacefully in her sleep at home in Texas on Thursday while in hospice care. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2012 and was disabled from a stroke in 2022, which her husband, Kent Perkins, confirmed at the time. Ruth was a performer through and through, landing her first job in show business at 19 ... which grew into a decades-long career.
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Charley Scalies
Charley Scalies -- a character actor who played tough-talking characters on two of the greatest shows ever -- died at age 84. Scalies began his acting career by grabbing a few bit parts in the mid-1990s ... appearing in the Al Pacino-led "Two Bits" and the sci-fi classic "12 Monkeys" starring Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt. The Hollywood Reporter says they spoke with Charley's daughter, Anne Marie Scalies ... who revealed her father passed away at a nursing facility in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, after a long battle with Alzheimer's.
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Jill Sobule
Jill Sobule, famous for her 1995 song "I Kissed a Girl," died in a house fire, while staying with a friend in a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota. Jill also performed "Supermodel" from the hit movie "Clueless" starring Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, Brittany Murphy, Donald Faison, Breckin Meyer and Stacey Dash.
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Mike Peters
Mike Peters -- the lead singer of the rock band The Alarm -- died at 66 years old ... according to the BBC. It's not immediately clear when or how Peters died ... though it's worth noting the Welsh rocker fought cancer on and off for three decades leading up to his death. Peters was best known for cofounding The Alarm, though the initial punk-rock iteration of the group went by the name The Toilets and started performing in 1977. During this time, they released hit songs like "Sixty Eight Guns," "Spirit of '76," "Sold Me Down the River" and many more tracks.
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Jiggly Caliente
Jiggly Caliente -- a fan favorite on "RuPaul's Drag Race" and judge on "Drag Race Philippines" -- died at 44 years old surrounded by friends and close family. Jiggly -- real name Bianca Castro -- came in 8th place during Season 4 of the popular reality TV series. She returned to the show in Season 6 and placed 12th. In 2022, she joined "Drag Race Philippines" as an official judge and remained in the role for 3 seasons.
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Virginia Giuffre
Virginia Giuffre, who publicly accused convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual abuse, died by suicide at age 41. Giuffre was one of the first people to come forward with abuse allegations against the late Epstein, claiming she was just 16 years old when his currently incarcerated conspirator, Ghislaine Maxwell, recruited her into a complex sex trafficking ring.
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Bruce Dale
Justin Bieber is mourning the loss of his maternal grandfather, Bruce Dale, who passed away peacefully. He was the father of Justin's mother, Pattie Mallette, and supported JB's rise to pop stardom ... notably appearing in Justin's documentary, "Never Say Never." The pop singer honored Bruce on Instagram by sharing a photo of his young teenage self smiling at his grandfather while holding his head between his hands.
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Steve McMichael
Chicago Bears legend Steve 'Mongo' McMichael died at the age of 67 after a long battle with ALS. McMichael was one of the best defensive tackles in NFL history. During his 15-year career, he had 95 sacks, 14 forced fumbles, and one interception. He was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease in 2021 and became paralyzed from the shoulders down. He died just hours after McMichael's wife, Misty, said her husband would be moved to hospice, as his health declined while battling ALS.
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Sophie Nyweide
Actress Sophie Nyweide -- famous for her roles in "Mammoth" and "An Invisible Sign" -- died at 24 years old and was pregnant. Shelly, Sophie Nyweide’s mom, told TMZ … “We are very distraught and mourning. All I can say is her time acting was brief but very happy ..." Sophie appeared in 7 films before her 11th birthday ... including "Noah," "Bella," "Margot at the Wedding," and "Shadows & Lies." She also had gigs on TV shows like "Law & Order" and "What Would You Do?"
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Pope Francis
Pope Francis -- the 266th pope in the Catholic Church's history died from a stroke and a heart issue. The Vatican released the official death certificate for Francis, and Vatican doctor Andrea Arcangeli said the Pope died as a result of a stroke and irreversible heart failure. Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio on December 17, 1936 in Buenos Aires, Argentina ... Pope Francis assumed the role in 2013 and instituted a series of reforms, which include a new constitution.
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Joe Thompson
Soccer star Joe Thompson has passed away at age 36 after a long battle with cancer, his wife confirmed. Thompson started playing soccer in 1998 when he joined Manchester United's youth team, playing with James Chester and Danny Drinkwater. The midfielder went pro in 2006 ... and he played for several teams, including Carlisle United and Rochdale. After retiring in 2019, he became a motivational speaker and held an ambassador role with United.
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Aaron Boupendza
Former MLS star Aaron Boupendza -- who helped FC Cincinnati win the Supporters' Shield in 2023 -- tragically passed away after falling from a balcony. The Gabonese native began his soccer career in 2015 and played for numerous clubs ... including FC Cincinnati, which he helped win the Eastern Conference and the Supporters' Shield, given to the team with the best regular season record.
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Wink Martindale
Wink Martindale ... the iconic TV game show died following a cancer battle. Wink's publicists said the host of "High Rollers," "Tic-Tac-Dough" and "Gambit" passed away in the SoCal desert city of Rancho Mirage, and was surrounded by family ... including his wife Sandra Martindale. Wink got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2006, and the city where he got his start, Memphis ... gave him a similar honor on Beale Street.
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Jed The Fish
Jed Gould, AKA "Jed The Fish" -- a longtime DJ at renowned L.A. rock radio station KROQ -- died from lung cancer. Jed's death was announced on his Instagram account, saying he died at 6 AM at his home. Jed's been named the Billboard Modern Rock Personality of the Year award twice and the Radio & Records Local Modern Rock Personality of the Year.
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Jean Marsh
Jean Marsh -- a longtime British star who appeared in several hit '80s movies passed away due to complications of dementia. Marsh began her screen career in the late 1940s ... appearing in a series of uncredited roles in smaller shows before grabbing bit parts on "The Twilight Zone" and "I Spy" as well as a small role in the Elizabeth Taylor-led flick "Cleopatra."
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Nicky Katt
"Dazed and Confused" actor Nicky Katt died by suicide at his home in California. Law enforcement sources told us ... Katt's body was discovered hanging inside his L.A. area apartment by his landlord on April 8. Born in South Dakota, Katt became a recognizable face in dozens of Hollywood TV shows and films. His TV credits include "Monk," "Law & Order" and "Boston Public," where he landed the standout role of teacher Harry Senate.
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Ted Kotcheff
Ted Kotcheff -- famous for directing iconic movies the likes of "First Blood" and "Weekend at Bernie's" -- died peacefully in the hopsital at age 94. Kotcheff's enormous resume of both films and TV projects spans decades ... but he is arguably best known for "First Blood," the 1982 Sly Stallone classic that introduced audiences to John Rambo.
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Lucy Markovic
Lucy Markovic, who rose to stardom on "Australia's Next Top Model," died after battling a rare brain condition. Markovic's agency, Elite Model Management, released a statement on her passing, saying she fought a "brave battle with brain AVM" -- a tangle of blood vessels that creates irregular connections between arteries and veins in the brain. Lucy was only a teenager when she finished as the runner-up on the ninth season of “Australia’s Next Top Model” in 2015.
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Mel Novak
Mel Novak, the Hollywood actor best known for his starring role in Bruce Lee's classic "Game of Death," died of natural causes, his daughter Nikol Conant told TMZ. Novak is best known for playing the sharpshooting sniper Stick -- named for the matchstick he keeps in his mouth -- in the epic 1978 Bruce Lee film "Game of Death." The iconic actor whose career spanned decades in Hollywood suffered numerous injures during his time in the biz ... 'cause he was known for doing all of his own stunts and fighting scenes.
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Ray Shero
Ray Shero -- current front office advisor to the Minnesota Wild and longtime NHL executive -- passed away at the age of 62. Shero served as general manager for the New Jersey Devils and Pittsburgh Penguins... who also shared their condolences.
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Octavio Dotel
MLB insider Héctor Gómez reported that MLB star relief pitcher Octavio Dotel died after a Dominican Republic nightclub roof suddenly collapsed. The former pitcher, according to the reporter, passed away while he was being transported from the nightclub rubble to the hospital. Dotel broke into the MLB in 1999 with the Mets, and became a valuable closer later in his career. In 2011, he helped the St. Louis Cardinals win a World Series.
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P.J. Blue
Former Louisville linebacker P.J. Blue -- who was teammates with Lamar Jackson on the Cardinals -- died at 27 years old. "We are saddened by the passing of Cardinal Forever P.J. Blue," university officials said in a statement. "Our thoughts are with his loved ones." Blue joined the Cardinals roster in 2016 -- the year Jackson won his Heisman Trophy -- and redshirted. He then sat out all of the 2017 season after tearing his ACL.
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Jay North
Jay North -- a veteran actor who played the eponymous character in the 1960s sitcom "Dennis the Menace" -- died at age 73 after battling colorectal cancer. We're told Jay hadn't seen his friends in some time because he needed to isolate in order to stay healthy due to his cancer. Jay gained national recognition in 1959 when he started playing Dennis Mitchell on "Dennis the Menace" ... starring in all 146 episodes from 1959 to 1963.
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Johnny Tillotson
Johnny Tillotson -- a well-known pop singer with multiple top 10 hits over the years -- died. The songwriter's wife, Nancy, announced the news on her Facebook page ... revealing the veteran musician passed away. Nancy highlighted Tillotson's many achievements through the years, and thanked his fans for always supporting her husband.
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Val Kilmer
Val Kilmer, star of "Top Gun," "The Doors" and several other classic films, died of pneumonia. He had been diagnosed with a throat tumor back in 2014, and had to be rushed to UCLA Medical Center in 2015 to treat severe bleeding in his throat. The tumor was the result of oral cancer. Val got into the prestigious Juilliard School of acting when he was just 17, and after graduating did a lot of theater ... including playing Hamlet. His eventual breakout film role came in the 1985 teen comedy, "Real Genius."
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Vittorio Pirbazari
Vittorio 'Vito' Pirbazari -- bodybuilder and actor from the popular Netflix show, "Dogs of Berlin" -- died suddenly at age 44 after collapsing while running on a treadmill at the gym. Actor and filmmaker Said Ibrahim revealed the sad news in an Instagram video, saying the death of his friend Vito "knocked me down and threw me completely off track."
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Richard Norton
Richard Norton -- who trained A-list stars in martial arts including Ben Affleck, Margot Robbie and Scarlett Johansson -- died at age 75. The martial artist trained tons of Hollywood heavy hitters over the years including Ben Affleck and Charlie Hunnam for their roles in "Triple Frontier." He also trained Liam Neeson for "Backlight."
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Richard Chamberlain
Actor Richard Chamberlain, best known for starring in the NBC medical drama series "Dr. Kildare" in the 1960s, died. He passed in Waimanalo, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu, due to complications following a stroke, publicist Harlan Boll tells TMZ. Richard rose to fame at age 27 ... and hoped to ditch his all-American, pretty boy facade by heading to England, where he wowed critics by playing Hamlet at the Birmingham Repertory Theater and starring in BBC's adaptation of "The Portrait of a Lady."
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Young Scooter
Rapper Young Scooter -- who worked with the likes of Future and Gucci Mane -- died on his birthday. Scooter got his first big break as a rapper in 2012 when he signed with Future's record label, Freebandz.
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Mama Mary Schmucker
"Breaking Amish" star Mama Mary Schmucker died at 65 after a battle with cancer. She appeared on TLC's Amish reality shows "Breaking Amish" and "Return To Amish" ... alongside her son, Abe, and his wife, Rebecca.
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Berkin Usta
Olympic skier Berkin Usta was tragically killed after a fire erupted at a ski resort hotel in Turkey. The fatal incident occurred at the Kervansaray Hotel in Uludag, Bursa, when flames engulfed the structure in the early morning, destroying the ski resort. The Turkish athlete was an alpine skier ... He competed in several events, including the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China.
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Denis Arndt
Denis Arndt -- a veteran actor best known for interrogating Sharon Stone in the most iconic "Basic Instinct" scene -- died at age 86. The actor passed away at his home in Ashland, Oregon, his family announced in an obituary posted online. Many will recognize Arndt for his role as Lieutenant Phil Walker in "Basic Instinct" ... one of the two cops interrogating Stone's Catherine Tramell when she uncrosses her legs -- revealing she's not wearing any underwear.
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Cindyana Santangelo
Cindyana Santangelo, an actress once described as "the Latin Marilyn Monroe," has passed away at 58 years old. Law enforcement told us first responders were called to Cindyana's Malibu home for a medical emergency ... and she was rushed to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead. She had a recurring role on "Married With Children" as Sierra Madre, a dancer at The Jiggly Room ... and she also made TV appearances on "CSI: Miami" and "ER."
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George Foreman
Boxing legend George Foreman has died at 76 years old. "Big George" -- a two-time heavyweight champion -- participated in some of the most important boxing events of all time. On top of being one of the most popular pugilists ever, Big George was also the face of the iconic George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine, one of the most commercially successful products in decades.
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Jack Lilley
"Little House on the Prairie" star Jack Lilley has died at 91, with his costar Melissa Gilbert confirming the heartbreaking news. Gilbert paid tribute to Lilley, calling him one of her "favorite people on the planet" and recalling some really sweet memories with him, like when he taught her to ride a horse.
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Jan Schwieterman
Actor Jan Schwieterman, best known for his 1997 role in the comedy film, "Good Burger," died after a bout with cancer. Jan grew up in the small city of Bluffton, Indiana – before moving to Hollywood after high school to become an actor. He scored some bit parts in TV shows such as “McKenna,” “ER” and “Forever.”
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Jesse Colin Young
Jesse Colin Young, a singer known for his work with the Youngbloods, died at age 83. Jesse is best known for providing vocals on the Youngbloods' 1960s hit song "Get Together" ... an international anthem calling for brotherhood and peace.
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P2isthename
P2istheName -- a popular YouTuber -- died at the age of 26. The online star -- whose real name is Philip Enewally -- was found dead in a mailroom, according the Los Angeles County Coroner. Enewally rose to prominence for posting NBA 2K and Fortnite gaming videos before moving to more general video game content, posting lots of "Let's Plays" -- walk-throughs of popular video games.
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Bruce Glover
Bruce Glover -- a veteran character actor and father of Crispin Glover -- died at age 92. Crispin announced the news by posting several pictures of his dad from throughout the years ... some of the two of them together, others just featuring Bruce. Bruce nailed down his first roles in the late 1950s ... appearing in a couple uncredited TV roles before making his way onto well-known programs like "Perry Mason" and "My Favorite Martian" in the 1960s.
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Oliver Miller
Former center Oliver Miller -- famously known as "The Big O" -- passed away at the age of 54. Former NBA player Eddie Johnson broke the news ... expressing his sadness as he announced Miller's passing. Miller was a standout athlete at Southwest High School in Fort Worth, Texas before committing to the University of Arkansas to play for the Razorbacks. He was the SWC Player of the Year and named First-team All-SWC in 1991.
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Dave Mallow
Dave Mallow -- best known as the voice of Baboo in "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" -- died at the age of 76. A source with direct knowledge tells TMZ he passed away after being in hospice care. The "Power Rangers" icon is also known for lending his voice to a wide range of "Digimon" characters in the English dub, and wrote and directed many anime projects.
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Junior Bridgeman
Former NBA player and billionaire businessman Junior Bridgeman has passed away at 71 years old after suffering a medical emergency at a public event. Bridgeman was known to thrive in the sixth-man role on the court, but he had massive financial success after his professional basketball career ... investing in fast food chains and becoming a bottler for Coca Cola.
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Cocoa Tea
Jamaican-bred reggae legend Cocoa Tea died at the age of 65, cementing a legacy that spans four decades. In addition to collabing with Shaggy, Shabba Ranks, Buju Banton and other fellow reggae icons, Cocoa also launched the country's New Year’s Eve events Dancehall Jam Jam in 2003 ... a blowout custom still celebrated today.
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Doug Kiker
"American Idol" alum Doug Kiker -- known by the moniker "The Singing Garbage Man" died at age 32. His ex-fiancée, Valerie Cook, told TMZ she hates that her kids lost their father. If you don't remember ... Kiker brought Katy Perry to tears on Rascal Flatts’ “Bless the Broken Road" back on Season 18 of the show, landing him in the Hollywood round.
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Wheesung
South Korean K-Pop star Wheesung was reportedly found dead inside his home and police investigated whether his death was drug-related. The body of the singer-songwriter was discovered inside his apartment last evening by Fire Department officials after he went into cardiac arrest, according to the New York Times. Wheesung launched his music career in 2002 with the release of his popular record, "Like a Movie," which won several awards that year.
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Dwayne Wiggins
Tony! Toni! Toné! founding member and guitarist D'Wayne Wiggins died, per a statement from the longtime R&B band. The family released a somber statement on Instagram ... "With broken hearts, we share with you that our beloved D’Wayne passed away this morning surrounded by family and loved ones. Over the past year, he has been privately and courageously battling bladder cancer. Through this fight, he remained committed and present for his family, his music, his fans and his community..."
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Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff
David Hasselhoff's ex-wife, Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, died by suicide at 62 years old. Paramedics were called to Pamela's house on a report of an unconscious female shortly after 10 PM Wednesday. Pamela was pronounced dead at the scene with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. She's survived by her and David's two daughters.
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Roy Ayers
Roy Ayers, the great jazz vibraphonist known for his hit "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" died In New York City after suffering an illness ... his family announced. Over the year's his music has been sampled or covered by everyone, including Kanye West, Common, Mary J. Blige, D'Angelo, and Tyler the Creator.
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Dean Carl
Carl Dean, Dolly Parton's husband for more than half a century died at 82 years old according to the icon, Dolly, herself. The couple would've celebrated their 59th anniversary on May 30, 2025. Carl is survived by his siblings Sandra and Donnie, and of course, Dolly ... who thanked her fans for their prayers and sympathy.
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Jodi Vance
At just 20 years old, Bodybuilder Jodi Vance died after suffering a fatal heart attack. The rising star was attending the Arnold Sports Festival in Ohio. Vance reportedly began to feel sick after attending the competition and was ultimately transported to a local hospital, Grant Medical, where she later died.
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Kimberly Burch
Kimberly Burch -- fiancée of Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe -- fell to her death shortly after a heated argument with him aboard the ship, according to Kimberly’s mother. TMZ was told Taime and Kimberly were together for about 6 to 7 years. She was 56 years old.
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Joey Molland
Joey Molland, the last surviving member of the rock band, Badfinger, died surrounded by his family, according to the band's Facebook page. Molland, who played guitar, was a founding member of the Welsh rock group. Molland joined the band in 1969. They were formerly the Iveys, and were signed to the Beatles’ Apple Records.
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Angie Stone
Angie Stone -- a singer and member of the iconic hip hop trio The Sequence -- died in a car crash after leaving a performance in Montgomery, Alabama. Stone was one of 9 people in the van, which included her crew and backup singers when the van was crashed. She was the only fatality.
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Prince Frederik
Prince Frederik, who was the youngest son of the Prince and Princess of Nassau, died following a battle with an illness. His father, Prince Robert of Luxembourg announced his son died from the rare genetic condition POLG Mitochondrial disease which “robs the body’s cells of energy, in turn causing progressive multiple organ dysfunction and failure,” according to the POLG Foundation. He was diagnosed with the condition when he was 14 years old.
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David Johansen
David Johansen, the frontman for proto-punk band New York Dolls and actor known for his work in the Bill Murray classic "Scrooged," died at his New York home. His death was confirmed by his stepdaughter, Leah Hennessey to multiple outlets. The iconic rocker with a deep, gravelly voice announced in January 2025 he was suffering from stage four cancer, a brain tumor and a broken back.
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Luke Trembath "The Dingo"
Sad news broke in the snowboarding community when Australian star Luke "The Dingo" Trembath tragically passed away at the age of 38. The Monster Energy athlete first started competing in snowboarding at the age of nine, and after hanging the board up ... he stayed active in the community, hosting a podcast called "Unleashed Podcast" for the Monster Brand.
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Gene-Hackman And Betsy-Arakawa
Legendary actor and two-time Oscar winner Gene Hackman was found dead inside his Santa Fe, New Mexico home alongside his wife, Betsy Arakawa, and their dog, TMZ confirmed. Hackman -- who had three Golden Globes and the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award to his name -- and Arakawa, a classical pianist, were married for 34 years.
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Michelle Trachtenberg
Michelle Trachtenberg, known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," was pronounced dead on the scene after police and paramedics responded to a call for a woman in cardiac arrest, and found Michelle unresponsive. Michelle rose to fame as a child star in "Harriet the Spy" -- later becoming a household name in her role as Dawn Summers on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," then took on the Upper East Side as Georgina Sparks in "Gossip Girl."
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Jesus Guerrero
Jesus Guerrero, who's worked with tons of Hollywood A-listers including Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez and Katy Perry, died unexpectedly and was confirmed by his sister in a GoFundMe post. Jesus started working with Kylie in 2019 and the two became very close friends over the years sharing several photos together on social media.
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Lynne Marie Stewart
Lynne Marie Stewart, the actress best known for her roles in "American Graffiti," "Pee-wee’s Playhouse" and "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia," died unexpectedly at her sister's California home. Stewart played Miss Yvonne, The Most Beautiful Woman in Puppetland, on "Pee-wee’s Playhouse" from 1986 to 1990 ... and she appeared in several other 'Pee-wee' titles, including "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" and "Big Top Pee-wee."
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Rick Buckler
Rick Buckler, the drummer for the legendary rock band The Jam, died after a brief illness. His death in Woking, UK was confirmed on X by his former bandmates, with Paul Weller reflecting on their journey from bedroom rehearsals to achieving more than they ever dreamed -- saying what they created still stands the test of time.
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Paquita La Del Barrio
Paquita La Del Barrio, famed Mexican singer, died at her home in Veracruz, Mexico. Paquita faced serious health issues in recent years, having been hospitalized in 2019 for chest pain, and then again in 2022 for pulmonary thrombosis. She was long known as a powerful figure against the machismo culture in Latin America.
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Kim Sae-ron
Actress Kim Sae-ron tragically died by suicide. Korean police said Kim -- who was only 24 -- was found dead at her home in Seoul on Sunday. Kim was discovered by a friend who visited her home, saw her deceased and called the police, according to reports. She was a rising star in South Korea, due to break-out roles in films like "The Man from Nowhere," and "The Neighbor."
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Gene 'Groove' Allen
Rapper and actor Gene 'Groove' Allen died from a medical emergency. One of Gene's family members told TMZ ... Gene, known by his nickname "Groove," passed away suddenly Wednesday at his home in Maryland. He appeared in a few well-known flicks in the 1990s including "House Party" and "What's Love Got to Do with It?"
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Leslie Charleson
Leslie Charleson -- a well-known soap opera star -- died after battling a long illness and was relayed to the public on the official "General Hospital" Instagram account. Frank Valentini -- an executive producer on the long-running soap -- wrote the statement ... highlighting Charleson's enduring legacy after more than 50 years on the show.
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Bailey Hutchins
Bailey Hutchins, a popular TikTok star, tragically died after a courageous two-year battle with Stage 4 colorectal cancer. Her husband, Caden Hutchins, shared the heartbreaking news on IG and TikTok and praised her for the strength she showed throughout her tough fight.
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Alice Bell
Al Roker is faced some serious tragedy when his his ex-wife, Alice Bell, sadly died. The devastating news was announced by Al and Alice's daughter Courtney Roker Laga on IG Monday ... writing, "I was with her for her last breath, and I will carry her love with me always."
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Tony Roberts
Tony Roberts, famous for his work in a bunch of Woody Allen movies died as a result of complications from lung cancer ... his daughter, Nicole Burley, told the New York Times. Tony's biggest role was in "Annie Hall" ... his character was best friends with Woody's and the film won a bunch of Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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Irv Gotti
Music mega producer Irv Gotti -- who worked with big acts like DMX, Ja Rule and Ashanti -- died In New York City, TMZ confirmed. Irv's battled health problems like suffering from a stroke in 2024, and was walking with the aid of a cane.
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Dick Button
Dick Button, America's first Olympic gold medalist in figure skating, died, and the legend's passing came on what was already a dark day for the sport. Button died in the Upstate New York town of North Salem ... according to his children, who first confirmed his death in the Washington Post.
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Marianne Faithfull
The legendary singer-songwriter Marianne Faithfull, who sang alongside and hung out with many famous rockers in the 1960s British Invasion and beyond died. Faithfull sang "As Tears Go By," a hit single written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards the Rolling Stones later recorded themselves -- and was Jagger's girlfriend, which broke up her marriage at the time.
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Ken Flores
TMZ confirmed comedian Ken Flores' death after his family shared the surprising news on his Instagram account, writing ... "It is with great sadness that we confirm the untimely passing of our friend, brother, and son, Kenyi Flores." They asked for privacy as they're shocked and devastated by the loss.
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DJ Unk
DJ Unk, the Atlanta rapper, known for his hit song 'Walk It Out' died at the age of 43. Unk's wife, Sherkita Long-Platt, posted on Facebook ... "Please respect me and my family. I just lost my husband and my kids just lost their father. Our life will never be the same. I LOVE YOU ANTHONY FOREVER."
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Barry Goldberg
Barry Goldberg, a renowned keyboardist who performed with Bob Dylan, died 10 years after he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. The blues-rock performer died surrounded by his loved ones -- including wife Gail and son Aram -- in hospice care.
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Reatha Grey
Actress Reatha Grey, famous for her work with the viral comedy group Retirement House, died at the age of 75. Reatha's TikTok group announced her passing, though the cause of death was unclear. Retirement House posted footage of her bungee jumping, swimming and dancing on the show.
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Barry Michael Cooper
Writer and producer Barry Michael Cooper died in Baltimore, Maryland. Cooper wrote a series of iconic 1990s movies, including "New Jack City," starring Wesley Snipes and Chris Rock ... "Above The Rim," starring Tupac Shakur ... and "Sugar Hill." He also produced the 2017-2019 TV series "She's Gotta Have It," based on the Spike Lee film of the same name.
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Lynn Ban
"Bling Empire: New York" star Lynn Ban died weeks after a skiing accident that landed her in the hospital with a brain bleed. Lynn died unexpectedly after posting about her accident and her subsequent brain surgery several weeks ago. Lynn's son, Sebastian, shared a series of family photos on Instagram, saying he thought her fans would want to know she died.
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Garth Hudson
Garth Hudson, the last surviving member of the classic rock group The Band, died. Hudson died in his sleep in Woodstock, New York, according to his estate. Hudson, who played keyboards, was a founding member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group, which later became a backing band for Bob Dylan in the 1960s before branching out to success on its own.
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Joan Plowright
Dame Joan Plowright, a legendary British actress of the stage and screen, died peacefully surrounded by her loved ones at Denville Hall ... a retirement home for performers in North West London. The actress was best known for her work in the 1992 film, "Enchanted April," for which she earned an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe award.
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Tony Slattery
Majorly sad news from the British comedy scene with Tony Slattery's death. The comedian is best known for his role on the UK version of the improv show 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Slattery’s longtime partner of nearly 4 decades, Mark Michael Hutchinson, confirmed the news ... telling BBC the comedian passed away after suffering a heart attack.
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Sam Moore
Hold on God, Sam Moore is coming -- the famed singer, who was half of the legendary soul duo Sam & Dave, died at 89. Sam's rep says the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer passed away in Coral Gables, FL after suffering post-surgery complications -- although, the rep did not say what kind of surgery Sam had undergone or when.
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Bill Byrge
Bill Byrge, best known for his roles in the beloved "Ernest" movies, died ... TMZ has confirmed. The actor’s cousin, Sharon Chapman, told TMZ that Bill passed away at his Nashville home at 86. Despite growing up poor, his momma instilled love, respect, and faith in him, values he shared with everyone.
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Peter Yarrow
Peter, Paul and Mary singer Peter Yarrow died after a long battle with cancer ... TMZ confirmed. Peter died at his home on Manhattan's Upper West Side ... according to his publicist, Ken Sunshine, who told us Peter's cause of death was bladder cancer.
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The Vivienne
The Vivienne -- a fan favorite on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK" -- died. The reality TV star's publicist, Simon Jones announced the news on Instagram writing ... "It is with immense sadness that we let you know our beloved James Lee Williams - The Vivienne, has passed this weekend."
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Jeff Baena
Filmmaker Jeff Baena -- best known for directing films like "Life After Beth" and "The Little Hours," and the husband of Aubrey Plaza, died after police and fire responded to a Los Angeles-area home for a death investigation ... after an assistant discovered him dead. Baena was pronounced dead at the scene ... law enforcement says he died by suicide.
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Brenton Wood
Singer Brenton Wood, best known for his 1967 hit "The Oogum Boogum Song," died with Wood's manager and assistant, Manny Gallegos, confirming the news to TMZ ... and revealing he passed away at his Moreno Valley, California home, surrounded by friends and family.
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John Capodice
John Capodice, a veteran character actor who appeared onstage and screen for decades -- including in memorable roles in 'Ace Ventura' and 'General Hospital' -- died at 83. His cause of death was not revealed. His passing was announced on the Pizzi Funeral Home website in New Jersey.
