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And New World Heavyweight Champion!!!
Drew was champion for only 5 mins before Damian took it from him.
#damianpriestwwe
#senormoneyinthebank
#judgementdaywwe
#wrestlemania40
#pickyourmoment
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Saddened to hear of the passing of Actress Barbara Rush (1927-2024)
Barbara Rush, a popular leading lady in the 1950 and 1960’s has died. She was 97.
Rush died on Easter Sunday.
Additional details were not immediately available.
Spotted in a play at the Pasadena Playhouse, Rush was given a contract at Paramount Studios in 1950 and made her film debut that same year with a small role in “The Goldbergs.”
Rush went on to appear in a wide range of films like “Captain Lightfooot” Magnificent Obsession,” “World in My Corner” “When Worlds Collide” “Hombre,” and the 3-D science-fiction classic “It Came From Outer Space,” for which she received a Golden Globe for most promising newcomer.
Other film credits included “Bigger Than Life”; “The Young Lions,” “The Young Philadelphians,” “Come Blow Your Horn” and the Rat Pack spoof “Robin and the Seven Hoods,”
Rush, who had made TV guest appearances for years, in such series as “Peyton Place,” “All My Children,” “The New Dick Van Dyke Show,“ “7th Heaven,” “The Bionic Woman” and “Batman.”
Her first play was the road company version of “Forty Carats,” a comedy that had been a hit in New York.
”She went on to appear in such tours as “Same Time, Next Year,” “Father’s Day,” “Steel Magnolias” and her solo show, “A Woman of Independent Means.”
Born in Denver on Jan 4,1927 Rush spent her first 10 years on the move while her father, a mining company lawyer, was assigned from town to town. The family finally settled in Santa Barbara, California, where young Barbara played a mythical dryad in a school play and fell in love with acting.
Rush was married and divorced three times — to screen star Jeffrey Hunter, Hollywood publicity executive Warren Cowan and sculptor James Gruzalski.
My Condolences to her Family Members and Friends
#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀
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Saddened by the news of the Passing of Actor Louis Gossett Jr. (1936-2024)
Louis Gossett Jr., who won a supporting actor Oscar and an Emmy for his role in the seminal TV miniseries “Roots,” has died.
He was 87.
No cause of death was revealed.
Gossett broke through on the small screen as Fiddler in the groundbreaking 1977 miniseries “Roots.”
Gossett became the third Black Oscar nominee in the supporting actor category in 1983. He won for his performance as the intimidating Marine drill instructor in “An Officer and a Gentleman,” He also won a Golden Globe for the same role.
Gossett attended New York University on a basketball and drama scholarship. He was soon acting and singing on TV shows hosted by David Susskind, Ed Sullivan, Red Buttons, Merv Griffin, Jack Paar and Steve Allen.
Gossett became friendly with James Dean and studied acting with Marilyn Monroe, Martin Landau and Steve McQueen at an offshoot of the Actors Studio taught by Frank Silvera.
He made a series of guest appearances on such shows as “Bonanza,” “The Rockford Files,” “The Mod Squad,” “McCloud” and a memorable turn with Richard Pryor on “The Partridge Family” He also starred in series “The Young Rebels” The TV movie “Black Bart” based on Mel brooks “Blazing Saddles” and “The Lazarus Syndrome.”
Louis Cameron Gossett was born on May 27, 1936, in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn, New York, to Louis Sr., a porter, and Hellen, a nurse. He later added Jr. to his name to honor his father.
He also is survived by sons Satie, a producer-director from his second marriage, and Sharron, a chef whom he adopted.
Gossett’s first marriage to Hattie Glascoe was annulled. His second, to Christina Mangosing, ended in divorce in 1975 as did his third to actor Cyndi James-Reese in 1992.
My Condolences to his Family Members and Friends.
#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀
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Good Morning Universe. Happy pi Day!
More proof that we actually will celebrate anything. So go out and do your thing and we’ll just tell them that you ate the pie.😉
#piday2024✨
#happypiday🥧
#youdoyoubooboo
#whoarewetojudge💁
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Sad to hear of the passing of Comedian Richard Lewis (1947-2024)
Richard Lewis, an acclaimed comedian known for exploring his neuroses in frantic, stream-of-consciousness diatribes while dressed in all-black, leading to his nickname “The Prince of Pain,” has died.
He was 76.
He died at his home in Los Angeles after suffering a heart attack.
A regular performer in clubs and on late-night TV for decades, Lewis also starred in the ABC series “Anything But Love” and in “Mel Brooks’ Robin Hood: Men In Tights.” He re-introduced himself to a new generation opposite Larry David in HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,”
Comedy Central named Lewis one of the top 50 stand-up comedians of all time and he earned a berth in GQ magazine’s list of the “20th Century’s Most Influential Humorists.” He lent his humor for charity causes, including Comic Relief and Comedy Gives Back.
Richard Philip Lewis was born on June 29,1947 in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Englewood, New Jersey. Following his graduation from The Ohio State University in 1969, Lewis began a stand-up career, honing his craft on the circuit with other contemporaries also just starting out like Jay Leno, Freddie Prinze and Billy Crystal.
After getting sober from drugs and alcohol in 1994, Lewis put out his 2008 memoir, “The Other Great Depression” and “Reflections from Hell.”
He had a cameo in “Leaving Las Vegas,” which led to his first major dramatic role as Jimmy Epstein, an addict fighting for his life in the indie film, “Drunks.” He played Don Rickles’ son on one season of “Daddy Dearest” and a rabbi on “7th Heaven.”
He is survived by his wife, Joyce Lapinsky.
My Condolences to his Family Members and Friends.
#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀
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Thank you to everyone who got me to 100 likes!
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Good Morning Universe. I’m a few minutes late with this one, but welcome to Twin Peaks Agent Cooper. Be sure to stop by The Double R Diner for a slice of Cherry 🥧and A Damn Fine Cup of ☕️.
#agentdalecooper
#twinpeaks
#damnfinecupofcoffee☕️
#doublerdinercherrypie
#happytwinpeaksday
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This is the only celebrity Birthday I still do. Happy Birthday To Actress/Singer Jennifer Love Hewitt! @jenniferlovehewitt
🎉🎈🎁❤️💐🥂
#celebritybirthdays
#happybirthday
#2/21/1979
#jenniferlovehewitt
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Sending out a sincere Thank You to all the people that remembered me and send out such great Greetings and wishes for my Birthday. It really means a lot that so many of you cared.
#happybirthdaytome🎉
#nicetobethoughtof
#herestoanothertriproundthesun☀️
#thankstoallmyfriendsandfamily❤️
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Singer/ Songwriter and Country Music Legend Toby Keith (1961-2024) has died.
He was 62.
He passed peacefully surrounded by his family.
My Condolences to his Family Members and Friends.
#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀🎸
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Good Morning Universe. Let me be perfectly clear… Today is Feb 1 not April 1. Knock it off with all this April fools news 💩!
#2monthsearlylol
#seriouslygetittogether
#spypigeonsarereal?
#whatwilltheythinkofnext⁉️
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What Fresh Hell Is This? I can’t even describe this one. I don’t know what drugs the people who came up with these are on, but they need to share.
#oreosatitagain
#icantijustcant😂😂😂
#leavemyoreosalone
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Saddened to hear of the passing of Singer,Songwriter Melanie (1947-2024)
Melanie, the singer-songwriter who rose through the New York folk scene, performed at Woodstock and had a series of 1970s hits including the enduring cultural phenomenon “Brand New Key,” has died.
She was 76 years old.
The cause of death was not immediately revealed.
With a voice that could shift from high-pitched and coy to a deep soulful rasp, Melanie wrote and sang hits including “Look What They’ve Done to My Song Ma” and “Lay Down (Candles in the Rain).”
She was best known for “Brand New Key,” a song from her 1971 album “Gather Me.”
Born Melanie Safka, on Feb 3,1947 she was the daughter of a jazz singer, in Queens, New York, she studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and performed in the coffee houses of Greenwich Village and other New York folk hubs.
She released her self-titled debut album in 1969, and had hit songs in Europe with “Bobo’s Party” and “Beautiful People.”
That summer, she was one of only three female solo performers, along with Joan Baez and Janis Joplin, to perform at the generation-defining Woodstock Music and Art Fair in upstate New York.
By the mid-1970s her popularity waned, but she would maintain a following and keep recording and playing live into the 2010s.
Melanie was married to her manager and producer Peter Schekeryk from 1968 until his death in 2010. They had three kids together.
My Condolences to her Family Members and Friends.
#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀🎸🎼🛼
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Charles Osgood, (1933-2024) a five-time Emmy Award-winning journalist who anchored “CBS Sunday Morning” for more than two decades, hosted the long-running radio program “The Osgood File” and was referred to as CBS News’ poet-in-residence, has died.
He was 91.
He died Tuesday at his home in Saddle River, New Jersey, the cause of death was stated as dementia.
My Condolences to Family and Friends.
“Rest In Peace”
😔🙏🥀
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