Barris later wrote an autobiography, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," in which he claimed to be a CIA assassin. Natasha St-Pier is a Canadian pop singer, born February 10, 1981 in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada, and raised in Edmundston from the age of two. In 2000, Roberts won the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism. "We just lost one of the funniest most real brothers of all time," Chris Rock posted on Twitter. Aug. 19, 2017: Dick Gregory, a comedic legend and civil rights activist, was one of the first black comedians to find success with white audiences in the early 1960s. The star was probably best known to American audiences for playing a warm-hearted patriarch in 2014's "The Hundred-Foot Journey" opposite Helen Mirren. During his career, he received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, the National Medal of the Arts and admission into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Canadian-born Tapp died in Ontario, according to the Hollywood Reporter. In "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" films, he starred as Blomkvist, the role played by Daniel Craig in the English-language remake. West died from leukemia, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Gilardi was 88. Singletary's self-titled debut album, released in 1995, spun off two major hits: "I Let Her Lie" reached No. He later appeared on recurring roles in "One Day At a Time," "The Colbys" and "Baywatch." July 22, 2019: Art Neville, a founding member of music's the Neville Brothers and the Meters, has died. That same year, she landed the female lead in the CBS Western "Lancer," which ran for two seasons. Prima and Smith became one of the top nightclub acts in the country with a ribald show that emphasized his outgoing wackiness and her deadpan reactions. He also had regular roles on "General Hospital" and "The Bold and Beautiful," in which he appeared from 2001 to 2006. She was 87. He also returned to his role as Healey for two "Jeannie" TV movie spin-offs in 1985 and 1991. Sept. 15, 2017: Harry Dean Stanton, noted Hollywood character actor, died at age 91 in Los Angeles. Singletary was 46 and died at his home in Lebanon, Tenn., according to publicist Don Murry Grubbs. At the height of her fame in the mid '60s, she starred on her own ABC sitcom, "The Tammy Grimes Show," and recorded for Columbia Records. Johnston was 58. He later emerged as an avant-garde musician in the 1980s, attracting a new legion of fans. He retired in 2015, citing health issues as a factor. She is survived by her husband, actor and and investment banker Ted Hartley; she previously was married to actor Cliff Robertson from 1966-1989. For his stage work, he received both Olivier and Tony nominations for playing the title role in "King Charles III" in 2014-2016. He was 74. In the series, which ran from 1955-1962, Walker played gentle giant of a cowboy who roams the West. She was 60. He was 52. Vaughan was 93. Feb. 8, 2019: Albert Finney, the beloved British actor who became an international star with 1963's "Tom Jones," has died. Feb. 9, 2018: Wesla Whitfield, an opera singer-turned cabaret star, has died at age 70. Although since dismissed by some as overly syrupy, "Love Story," with Ali MacGraw (pictured with Hiller) and Ryan O'Neal as star-crossed Ivy League lovers, was one of the most popular movies of 1970, but one that almost didn't get made due to Paramount's rocky financial situation. June 16, 2017: Stephen Furst, a comedic actor best known as innocent Flounder in "Animal House," has died. He also earned a Tony nomination for his role in a 1977 revival of "Guys and Dolls" and lent his voice to Rafiki in Disney's animated classic "The Lion King." Hurt earned Oscar nominations for "Midnight Express" (1978) and 1980's "The Elephant Man," in which he played disfigured John Merrick. He died after suffering a stroke, according to Billboard. March 31, 2019: Rapper Nipsey Hussle died after being shot multiple times outside the storefront for his clothing company, called The Marathon Clothing, in Los Angeles. She was signed by the then-WWF and debuted with the organization in 1999 for a short-lived run; she later accused the organization of sexual harassment, but the case was dismissed. A former church secretary, she would deliver Top 10 lists from her Indiana kitchen and challenge the host to guess what pies she had baked for Thanksgiving. Anderson first came to national playing a con man on TV's "Cheers." The two performed the song on that year's Latin Grammy ceremony in Las Vegas. The pair divorced in 2014 after relocating to Prescott; Tennille later wrote a best-selling book about their marriage. The German-born British actor had been suffering from vascular dementia, and the Sachs family kept his illness and death quiet until after services were concluded. His recording of "The Girl From Ipanema" with jazz saxophonist Stan Getz earned a Grammy for Record of the Year in 1965. Booth was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2004. The vocalist won 15 Grammys and was honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award ini 2006. He also starred on Broadway: He was among the original Broadway cast of "Oh! Quite busy in the '70s and '80s, his resume included guest spots on "Medical Center," "The Partridge Family," "Night Gallery, "The Love Boat," "Wonder Woman" and "Murder, She Wrote." The group's last major hit was 1985's "Frankie," which reached No. The musician was found dead at about 9 a.m. Thursday, July 20. She appeared on the program from 1955-1958; during her time with Disney, she also starred in the studio's big-screen "Westward Ho, the Wagons!" He also played a stuttering enforcer in the 1991 gangster film New Jack City, and a no-nonsense EMT and Vietnam vet Cassius "Cash" Clay in the TV comedy series Sirens from 2014-15. June 15, 2017: Bill Dana, a nightclub comic whose character Jose Jimenez became a national sensation, has died. Her greatest fame came as Carol Brady, the matriarch of a blended family, on the perpetually sunny sitcom, which gained new life in reruns. Fountain, seen in 2011, recorded a 1959 version of "Just a Closer Walk With Thee" that became his signature tune and inspired the title of his 1972 memoir, "A Closer Walk." His big-screen work includes "Ben," a 1972 sequel to "Willard;" "Silent Running" (1972); and "Meteor" (1979). The "La Bamba" and "Lone Star" actress Pena, 55, has died. He was 85. Rapper XXXTentacion was fatally shot in Deerfield Beach, Florida, on June 18, 2018. He gave his final performance in December in his native Liverpool. Along with siblings Kathy, Debbie and Kim, the group recorded such popular '70s tracks as "He's the Greatest Dancer," "All American Girls" and 1979's million-selling anthem "We Are Family," which became their signature tune. She initially was involved with Brian Jones of the band, then later Keith Richards, whom she was partnered with until 1980. He formed the Blue Thumb label in 1968, then proceeded to work for virtually every major record label. Still, it was her role as a devoted nurse working for the title character (played by Robert Young, pictured with Verdugo) on ABC's "Marcus Welby, M.D." ", April 7, 2017: Tim Pigott-Smith, an acclaimed British actor who starred on Broadway and in the TV series "The Jewel in the Crown," has died. Survivors include his wife, Tanya Callau, and three sons, including singer Robin Thicke. Bochco was 74. He died in Burbank, California. Fabray died at her home in Los Angeles, her son, Dr. Jamie MacDougall, told the Associated Press. Later, she had a career rebirth as cabaret singer, playing Manhattan's toniest nightspots and recording an acclaimed series of albums. Masterson was 84. Feb. 12, 2018: Daryle Singletary, a traditional country singer who enjoyed great success in the mid '90s, has died. Smith married actress and singer Ann-Margret in 1967, and stopped performing to manage her career. She starred in the 1957 film "Tammy and the Bachelor" and performed the title song, simply called "Tammy." Walker died in Nevada City, California, according to the New York Times. April 1, 2018: Steven Bochco, a producer who developed and created a number of influential TV programs, has died. He was 84. that brought her the greatest fame. Allman's work with the Allman Brothers Band set the stage for Southern rock, jam bands and influenced several generations of players. Hawkins went on to make dozens of records and won four Grammys in all, including for the songs "Every Man Wants to Be Free" and "Wonderful!" Sept. 17, 2019: Cokie Roberts, an Emmy-winning journalist and political commentator, has died. In a statement announcing her death, French President Francois Hollande said that she was "a legend who marked numerous generations," according to the Associated Press. Tracey died from pneumonia at a hospital in Thousand Oaks, Calif., following a two-year battle with cancer. Reed Hoffman/Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Jan. 21, 2017: Maggie Roche, a member of a musical family group that featured her two sisters, has died at age 65. July 6, 2019: Cameron Boyce, a former child actor who appeared in the Disney Channel franchise "Descendants" and such films as "Eagle Eye," "Mirrors," "Grown Ups" and its sequel, has died. He left the group but returned in 1975 during the band's Jefferson Starship era. As a trio, they signed with Warner Bros. in 1979, releasing several discs that showcased Maggie's songwriting and their tight familial harmonies. He later worked at A&M Records as a producer, where he oversaw records by Chris Montez and Claudine Longet. She was 80. The platinum-selling disc featured such radio hits as "We're in Love This Together" and "Roof Garden," and reached the Top 10 on the pop charts and No. Parks was a familiar presence on TV in the '70s and '80s, but a rebirth began to occur in the next century, as he transitioned into a somewhat grizzled character actor with roles in Tarantino's "Django Unchained," "Grindhouse" and "Kill Bill" franchise. July 3, 2016: Noel Neill, the actress who was the first to play Superman's love interest, Lois Lane, on screen has died. The show's lyrics were written by Adolph Green, her husband from 1960 to 2002. He announced his retirement from music in 2014. The band's hits include "Linger," "Free to Decide," "When You're Gone" and "Zombie." Fuentes was celebrating his 45th birthday with friends when the shooting occurred, the Associated Press reports. Jan. 7, 2017: Nat Hentoff, a jazz critic, author, political commentator and journalist, has died. Nov. 13, 2018: Katherine MacGregor, who played petty Harriet Oleson on TV's "Little House on the Prairie," has died. May 27, 2017: Gregg Allman, seen in 2011, died at age 69 in Savannah, Ga., his publicist said. She had been in production for the upcoming Hulu sitcom "Future Man" from Seth Rogen. Born in Los Angeles, Baur made her film debut in 1968's "The Boston Strangler" with Tony Curtis. Hawking was best known as the author of "A Brief History of Time," the best-selling 1988 book that first brought modern astrophysics into popular understanding for many. 1 on the Billboard 200 and sold more than 3 million copies, powered by the title track (No. The group splintered apart, and Geraci formed Climax, which reached No. Hardin's character, Bronco Layne, also appeared on the programs "Cheyenne" and "Sugarfoot." Ferrer, the son of Oscar winner Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney, began acting in the early '80s. Gilardi had been with agency ICM Partners since its inception in the mid '70s. Oct. 6, 2018: Montserrat Caballe, a Spanish opera singer renowned for her bel canto technique and her interpretations of the roles of Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti, has died. He was 69; trade-paper Variety reported the news of his death. She was 88. To find out more about Facebook commenting please read the Conversation Guidelines and FAQs. He was 75. Moffat was 87. July 18, 2019: David Hedison, a handsome, versatile actor who played a doomed scientist in the 1958 sci-fi classic "The Fly," has died. Corey died at his Manhattan home, according to the Washington Post. Moving to television, she earned three Emmy Awards starring on "Caesar's Hour." "A great one," director Guillermo del Toro posted on Twitter. As the youngest member of Tompall & the Glaser Brothers, he was part of a trio that enjoyed their biggest hit with a recording of Kris Kristofferson's "Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again," which reached No. The band helped define the Southern rock sound through such influential discs as "At the Fillmore East" (1971) and "Brothers and Sisters" (1973). No cause of death was released. The actor died at a ranch Hot Spring County, Ark., that he and his wife had owned for 35 years. July 25, 2017: Barbara Sinatra, a philanthropist and widow of Frank Sinatra, has died. The member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame had an illustrious career that spanned five decades. He was 81. Violet symbolizes faith, valor, wisdom, valued friendship, … Balin played guitar and sang in the seminal psychedelic '60s band from 1965 to 1971. Money was 70 and recently diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. June 14, 2016: Ronnie Claire Edwards, veteran actress on the beloved TV series, The Waltons has died. Connors, 91, was diagnosed a week ago with leukemia, according to Variety. He achieved his greatest fame on television, winning an Emmy for playing a lawyer on "Picket Fences" and portraying a history teacher on more than 60 episodes of "Boston Public." Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Glaser, 82, died of a heart attack, according to a post on his official Facebook page. In the latter show, he played a fictionalized version of creator Dave Barry. In 1965, Smith was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis; he battled the disease throughout the years. Natasha St-Pier also offered as a trainer for the next and 3rd months of The Tone of voice Belgique. Tork wrote several songs for the '60s pop band, which enjoyed great success on the music charts after being formed for the 1966-1968 sitcom "The Monkees." He was 95. The cause of death was an apparent suicide, according to Billboard. July 31, 2017: Actor and playwright Sam Shepard has died from complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, his family announced on Monday. His big-screen credits include "Jaws 2" and "Shaft's Big Score!" He was 91. Born Kreker J. Ohanian in Fresno, Calif., his film career started in the '50s, billed as "Touch" Connors. Nov. 7, 2018: The death of composer Francis Lai was announced today. The handsome actor appeared on major TV shows for several decades, meaning his work has been seen by multiple generations. Tovar, seen in 2006, died in Los Angeles, according to the Washington Post. Following his exit from the original band, he later toured as Dr. Hook featuring Ray Sawyer. Gautier, who was 85, died at an assisted living facility in Los Angeles County. The death of Shepard, seen at the Opry in 1973, was announced by her son, Hawkshaw Hawkins Jr. "Mom has been called home this morning and is now at peace," his statement reads, according to Billboard. Other notable films in her lengthy career include "La Notte" (1961), "The Lovers" (1958) and "The Bride Wore Black" (1968). Longmuir was bass guitarist for the Scottish band, which gained enormous popularity in England before crossing over to the United States. April 28, 2019: Troy Shafer, host of the DIY Network series "Nashville Flipped," has died. May 16, 2018: Joseph Campanella, a journeyman actor who appeared on screen for more than 50 years, has died. May 13, 2018: Margot Kidder, a '70s leading lady who found her greatest fame playing Lois Lane in the "Superman" films, has died. In 1967, she founded the Puerto Rican Traveling Theater in New York, where she helped cultivate young Latino actors and writers and staged work that would later be read in Latino Studies classes across the Americas. His resume includes appearances on "The Golden Girls," "The Love Boat," "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "Murder, She Wrote," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "Naked City," "The Fugitive," "Mission: Impossible" and "Walker, Texas Ranger," among many others. She was 93. In the '70s, she was part of the supergroup 4 Girls 4, along with Rosemary Clooney, Margaret Whiting and Helen O'Connell. Jan. 10, 2018: Doreen Tracey, an original member of the Mousketeers on the "The Mickey Mouse Club," has died. Jan. 18, 2017: Roberta Peters, a coloratura soprano who achieved mainstream popularity in a long career, has died. Dana was honored by the National Hispanic Media Coalition for the character, who was seen as a positive role model (although Dana was not of Hispanic descent). She announced her retirement this year. Dec. 28, 2017: Rose Marie, whose career spanned from vaudeville to the Twitter era, has died at age 94. Anspach, a lovely blonde actress who could do both comedy and drama, enjoyed a breakthrough in 1970's "Five Easy Pieces" with Jack Nicholson. The group's hits stretched into the early '80s through tunes like "Sexy Eyes" (No. Bochco was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 and received a stem-cell transplant. Feb. 22, 2018: Nanette Fabray, an effervescent star of film, TV and the stage, has died at age 97. She was 55. During that period, the group scored with the million-selling "Everybody Plays the Fool" (1972) and "Just Don't Want to Be Lonely," which reached the Top 10 in 1974. His long career also included appearances on "Thriller," "The Untouchables," "The Invaders" and "The Big Valley." July 31, 2019: Harold "Hal" Prince, a legendary Broadway producer and director, has died. Nov. 15, 2018: Roy Clark, a musician who became a household name as a host on TV's "Hee Haw," has died. The singer, who lived in the Phoenix area for more than 22 years, had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease for several years. Feb. 16, 2017: George "The Animal" Steele, a WWE Hall of Famer, has died. His wife, Kay Dotrice, who died in 2007, was also an actress, as are the couple's three children. Sept. 4, 2018: Bill Daily, a comic actor who portrayed sidekicks on two long-running sitcoms, has died. No cause of death was mentioned, but an ailing McLaughlin had missed the taping for this past weekend's show for the first time in the series' 34 years. He was 82. Ottawa-based Mazurka will debut a new body of paintings, embossings and site-specific installations using textured layers of colored vinyl. March 12, 2018: Craig Mack, a rapper best known for the 1994 hit "Flava in Ya Ear," has died. Nov. 23, 2016: Andrew Sachs, best known for his role as Manuel in the 1970s comedy "Fawlty Towers" opposite John Cleese, has died. He then made his film debut in "Guns of the Magnificent Seven" (1969). Oct. 16, 2017: Roy Dotrice, an award-winning actor with a screen career that dates back to the '50s, has died. He died after a battle with lung cancer, according to Variety. Verdugo died in Los Angeles, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Yarbrough, who suffered from dementia, was 86. He also helmed such documentaries as "Stop Making Sense" and "Cousin Bobby." Vance spent 45 years as an anchor at the NBC affiliate in Washington, D.C., becoming a fixture to viewers. The British performer had a screen career that dated back to the '50s. Though work never slowed, he experienced a career resurgence starting in the late '80s, earning Oscar nominations for "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" and "Crimes and Misdemeanors." All rights reserved. DiNizio was sidelined by health issues in recent years; a pair of falls caused serious nerve damage, according to Variety. He was 90. He was 96. En tournée à partir de septembre dans toutes la France He earned three Golden Globe nominations playing a bigamist in the HBO series "Big Love." Dec. 24, 2018: Singer/songwriter Jerry Riopelle, a musician who was based in Los Angeles when he achieved major success in the Phoenix area thanks to concert performances and heavy support from Valley rock radio. He was 67. He hosted six specials — four on Comedy Central and two on Netflix. Hentoff died at his New York home, the New York Times reports. Nov. 25, 2016: Emmy-nominated actor Ron Glass, who gained fame playing a fussy detective on ABC's "Barney Miller," has died. Christopher played the role for the show's 1972-1983 run, though actor George Morgan played the role in the pilot episode. She was considered the first lady of the French new wave film movement, largely thanks to her role in "Jules and Jim" (1962). He was 69. Dec. 26, 2016: Ricky Harris, a comedian and actor known for multiple appearances on the sitcoms "Everybody Hates Chris" and "Moesha," has died. Baur gradually exited the industry to focus on her family, though she returned for the 1993 reunion film "The Return of Ironside." April 20, 2019: Stefanie Sherk, an actress and model, has died. Founded in 1996, the group is known for arena-rock versions of holiday songs; the band's annual Christmas tours feature lasers, fog machines and impressive lighting effects. He starred on "Frasier for its entire 1993-2004 run, playing the irascible father to the Crane brothers. reached No. (1959), "Movin' On Broadway!" March 18, 2017: Chuck Berry, one of the architects of rock and roll, has died at age 90. McCowen died at his London home. Castro’s best-known hits include “Qué Mal Amada Estás” and “Peleas,” a duet with Manoella Torres. Geraci was 69. He also headlined "Love and War," a 1992-1995 sitcom in which he starred opposite both Susan Dey and Annie Potts. Singles such as "I Just Gotta Have You (Lover Turn Me On)," "Love the One I'm With (A Lot of Love)" and "Personality" all reached the Top 10 on the R&B charts. Nabors introduced the naive character on "The Andy Griffith Show." A virtuoso guitar player, his hits included "The Tips of My Fingers" and "Yesterday, When I Was Young." May 11, 2019: Peggy Lipton, star of the groundbreaking series "The Mod Squad," has died. The marriage ended in 1961, and Smith continued to record and perform as a solo artist. Vance told viewers earlier this year that he was undergoing treatment for cancer. Martin retired from acting but never stopped working; last year, he made his directorial debut with the Treat Williams feature film "The Congressman." She starred in 11 films by the director, including "Wild Strawberries" and "The Seventh Seal." She later appeared on "The Doris Day Show" and "The Hollywood Squares." Gilardi also handled the career of Annette Funicello (pictured), his wife from 1965 to their divorce in 1981. Carroll was a Tony Award winner, an Emmy and Grammy nominee, a Golden Globe winner and a Best Actress Oscar nominee. The brooding actor earned early acclaim for such films as "Medium Cool" (1969) and "Reflections in a Golden Eye" (1967). She often sang in her film roles; in "The Pink Panther," she introduced the Henry Mancini song "It Had Better Be Tonight." Feb. 25, 2017: Neil Fingleton, a 7-foot 7-inch British actor who played the giant Mag the Mighty in "Game of Thrones," has died. The Italian actress garnered an Oscar nomination in 1975 for her performance in Francois Truffaut’s “Day for Night.” Her movie career began in the '40s and included such films as Federico Fellini’s “Juliet of the Spirits” and Franco Zeffirelli’s “Brother Sun, Sister Moon.” She was 96. 20 on the national pop charts. Nunn died at his home in Pittsburgh after battling cancer, according to The Associated Press. She later earned an Oscar nomination for her work in "Ordinary People" (1980) and gained a Tony Award for her role on Broadway as a quadriplegic in "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" Jan. 30, 2018: Louis Zorich, an actor and longtime husband of actress Olympia Dukakis, has died. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced his death Wednesday. The actress was diagnosed with emphysema in the early 2000s, and Vera was written out of the show in 2008, dying in her sleep. With comprehensive contact information, including cell phone numbers, for over 275 million people nationwide, and Whitepages SmartCheck, the fast, comprehensive background check compiled from criminal and other records from all 50 states.Landlords use Whitepages TenantCheck, which is designed expressly for screening … She starred in the 1980s sitcom "I Married Dora" in the titular role as a housekeeper from El Salvador who weds her employer to avoid deportation. Finkel was 93. The South African musician was best known in the United States for his recording "Grazing in the Grass," a No. July 22, 2017: Jim Vance, a prominent news anchor in the nation's capital, has died. Already a seasoned veteran of the regional festival circuit, St-Pier vaulted to national fame in 1993 via Quebec's famed television amateur showcase Le Pouvoir de la Chanson, making the series' history as the youngest contestant ever to survive to the … Other hits included "Lonely Night (Angel Face)," "Shop Around" and "You Never Done It Like That." Hardin died in Huntington Beach, Calif. In the 1980s, Bochco was a king in the world of network TV: He created the acclaimed 1981-1987 drama "Hill Street Blues," as well as "L.A. Law" (1986-1994) and the 1989-1993 series "Doogie Howser, M.D." According to Variety, the actor was found dead in a hotel in Palo Alto, Calif., where he was reportedly recovering from back surgery. Pigott-Smith was 70. May 10, 2017: Michael Parks, a '60s heartthrob who later re-emerged as a successful character actor and Quentin Tarantino favorite, has died. June 26, 2019: Max Wright, a veteran actor best remembered for a four-year stint playing a father figure to a lovable space alien in TV's "ALF," has died. Tovar's other films include "Santa" (1931), the first Mexican film with sound. 3 in England and No. Survivors include her husband, Chuck Cannon; and three children. She was 49. Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, to Cuban immigrant parents, Pena's Hollywood career spanned four decades and included roles in such movies as "La Bamba," ''Down and Out in Beverly Hills," ''Jacob's Ladder" and "Rush Hour." Jan. 29, 2019: James Ingram, the Grammy-winning R&B star, has died. The British actor made his West End debut in 1950, appearing in Anton Chekhov's "Ivanov." He was 49. Oct. 1, 2018: The French Culture Ministry announced the death of Charles Aznavour, a singer, songwriter and actor whose career dates back to the 1930s. The sitcom ran for a decade and was remade for the U.S. market as "All in the Family," with Rob Reiner playing Booth's counterpart. Aug. 16, 2019: Peter Fonda, an actor and filmmaker who made waves with the 1969 counterculture classic "Easy Rider," has died. The singer had been diagnosed with advanced peritoneal cancer in September 2017. The Foundation announced his death in a statement released on Monday. Between 1978 and 1990, Hardy played the eccentric veterinarian Siegfried Farnon in "All Creatures Great and Small," a popular TV series based on James Herriot's books about rural life in the Yorkshire Dales. Still, "his was the triumph of the local," writer Pete Hamill told the Associated Press. The show ran from 1969 to 1976, and was the top-rated series the for the 1970-1971 season. Whitfield was 93. He lived in Hawaii for more than 30 years, according to the Hollywood Reporter, who reported news of the death. March 13, 2017: Tommy LiPuma, a five-time Grammy winner who produced albums by the likes of Barbra Streisand, Everything but the Girl, Willie Nelson, Miles Davis and Diana Krall, has died. April 10, 2019: Earl Thomas Conley, a warm-voiced singer who scored more 18 No. He was 81. Sept. 6, 2018: Burt Reynolds, the star of films such as "Deliverance," "Smokey and the Bandit" and 2017's "The Last Movie Star," has died.
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