neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
I had something else planned for yesterday's post, but this video appeared when I searched for its topic, so I wrote James Earl Jones passes at 93 instead.

neonvincent: For posts about cats and activities involving uniforms. (Krosp)
I linked to this video and quoted its description in Marching music for the Michigan Primary — Legends, U of M, MSU, Rockford, and DeWitt.

neonvincent: From an icon made by the artists themselves (Bang)
I found a video with livelier delivery and informative preview image for R.I.P. Sinéad O'Connor, who died one day before 'Nothing Compares' earned two News & Documentary Emmy Awards nominations.


neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
I ran across this sad news after reading a spam comment on comments on Noah, Corden, Colbert, and Kimmel make jokes about Trump potentially pardoning his family and friends at Crazy Eddie's Motie News.


neonvincent: From an icon made by the artists themselves (Bang)
RIP.

neonvincent: For general posts about politics not covered by other icons (Uncle V wants you)

I decided there was too much opinion and not enough fact in the following video for me to include it in R.I.P. Bob Dole, the last Republican presidential nominee I voted for.

neonvincent: For general posts about politics not covered by other icons (Uncle V wants you)
I decided against using the following video in Carl Levin, Michigan's longest serving U.S. Senator, dies at 87 because I used other videos with much of the same information.

neonvincent: Ambassador Vreelak from DS9 (Fake!)
I didn't know until Twitter notified me that Santana covered "Black Magic Woman" and it was originally a Fleetwood Mac song. That's because its songwriter, Peter Green, just died. I had never even heard of him until today. I always associated the founding of the band to Mick Fleetwood and John and Christine McVie, but Green was a founding member as well. Things you don't learn until too late.

Here's the original recording.

neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
Deadline Hollywood, reported July 26, 2019: Gabe Khouth Dies: Actor Who Played Sneezy On ABC’s ‘Once Upon A Time’ Was 46.
Gabe Khouth, known for his role as Sneezy/Tom Clark on ABC’s Once Upon a Time, has died. Khouth died July 23 after appearing to suffer cardiac arrest while riding his motorcyle in Canada, his friend, actor Peter Kelamis, revealed on Twitter. Khouth was 46.
neonvincent: For posts about cats and activities involving uniforms. (Krosp)

CBC: Internet star Grumpy Cat dead at 7.
The feline, known to her owners as Tardar Sauce, died from urinary tract complications.
Tardar's owners tweeted out the following photo.


Modified from the post at deathwatch on JournalFen.
neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)

Deadline Hollywood, reported May 2, 2019: Peter Mayhew Dies: ‘Star Wars’ Chewbacca Actor Was 74.
Peter Mayhew, the British actor known for playing Chewbacca in the original Star Wars trilogy and two other films in the Jedi film series, has died. He was 74. Mayhew died April 30 at his North Texas home, his family announced on Twitter.
May The Force be with you, Chewie.

Crossposted from deathwatch on JournalFen.
neonvincent: From an icon made by the artists themselves (Bang)

CNET, reported April 2, 2019: RIP, Google Plus: People memorialize failed social network on Twitter.
The day has officially come for Google to subtract Google Plus.

The move has been a long time coming. Last year, the search giant said it would shut down Google Plus after it found and fixed a security flaw that may've exposed the personal data of 500,000 users. On Tuesday, Google began shutting down pages on the platform.
originally posted at deathwatch on Journalfen.
neonvincent: For posts about Usenet (Fluffy)
It never fails.  I refer to my post I wrote in April about the three dogs my wife and I had then and one of them dies  Last May, it was Peanut.  This time, it's Oscar.  Farewell, buddy.  You were well loved.
neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)

At Crazy Eddie's Motie News, I posted R.I.P. Stan Lee. Here is a video that didn't make the cut for that entry.



Stan Lee, one of the most influential writers and publishers in the comic book industry, sat down with The New York Times in 2015 to talk about his life and career.
neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
It's been a while since I've reposted an obituary from deathwatch on JournalFen, but every day since May that I've posted here, I've posted there.  Here is today's.

The Hollywood Reporter, reported October 6, 2018: Scott Wilson, Actor in 'The Walking Dead' and 'In Cold Blood,' Dies at 76.
Scott Wilson, the Georgia-born actor admired for the intensity he demonstrated in such dark, disturbing projects as In Cold Blood, The Walking Dead and The Ninth Configuration, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 76.

Details were not immediately available, but the official Twitter account for The Walking Dead comic book, on which the popular AMC show of the same name is based, confirmed the news Saturday. "We are deeply saddened to report that Scott Wilson, the incredible actor who played Hershel on #TheWalkingDead, has passed away at the age of 76," the statement read. "Our thoughts are with his family and friends. Rest in paradise, Scott. We love you."
As a fan of "The Walking Dead," this hit me.  I get to mourn Hershel all over again.
neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)

I'm still posting obituaries of show business celebrities over at deathwatch on JournalFen. Today's was ‘LazyTown’ villain Stefan Karl Stefansson dies at 43. Instead of sharing the text, I'm sharing a video: Lazy Town | We are Number One Music Video.


R.I.P.
neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
Deadline Hollywood, reported June 22, 2018: ‘Timeless’ Canceled By NBC After 2 Seasons, Might Get Series Finale Movie.
But what about Rufus? This is bad news for Timeless fans — for a second consecutive year, NBC has canceled the time-travel series. This time, NBC postponed the renewal decision until after the May upfronts; it comes just days before the options of the series’ cast are set to expire.

That was in part because the network and Timeless producer Sony Pictures TV had been discussing doing a two-hour movie that would resolve the cliffhanger in the recent Season 2 finale and wrap the stories on the show, giving fans closure. I hear the two sides have not been able to make the economics work so far but conversations continue, and NBC appears interested.
Reposted from JournalFen.
neonvincent: For posts about food and cooking (All your bouillabaisse are belong to us)
I first posted at deathwatch on JournalFen: Anthony Bourdain (1956 – 2018), celebrity chef, author, and TV host. When I reposted at my personal journal there, I wrote, "This hits me hard, as I have been a fan of his since I read "Kitchen Confidential." People also said I sound like him."

At Crazy Eddie's Motie News, I made a less personal point: Anthony Bourdain's and Kate Spade's deaths call attention to rising suicide rates in the U.S. This is part of a larger trend displayed in the following graphic from Business Insider.



I'm not done with this piece of news. I plan on using it to update U.S. life expectancy falls prompting Russian analogies from 2016. I'll post a link here when I do.
neonvincent: Detroit where the weak are killed and eaten T-shirt design (Default)
CBS Evening News: Tom Wolfe, prolific journalist and author, dead at 88.
Tom Wolfe, the journalist and author of books like "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" has died. Wolfe pioneered "New Journalism," a style known for longform pieces written in a subjective voice. CBS News correspondent Vladimir Duthiers takes a look back at his life.
At JournalFen, I wrote "Click on the link in the headline to watch the video." Here, I can embed it so people can watch it without going to YouTube.



neonvincent: For posts about geekery and general fandom (Shadow Play Girl)
CBS News: "Superman" actress Margot Kidder dead at 69.
Actress Margot Kidder, who was best known as reporter Lois Lane in the blockbuster "Superman" movies of the 1970s and '80s, has died at the age of 69. She also had starring roles in thrillers like "Black Christmas" and "The Amityville Horror."
At JournalFen, I wrote "Click on the link to watch the video." Here, one can actually watch the video.

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