From Cory to Paul to Nelson Mandela, we lost many great, talented people in the year 2013. They may be gone, but they will not be forgotten.
The world lost a fair share of legends in 2013, in the entertainment industry and outside of it. But with every star, like Nelson Mandela and Paul Walker, the amazing outpouring of support and love that followed their deaths proved how much they meant to the world. As we turn the page on 2013, let’s remember the stars we lost this year.
2013 In Memoriam
Nelson Mandela
The South African president and anti-apartheid revolutionary leader — a ubiquitous sign of hope and freedom — passed away from a lung infection on Dec. 5.
Paul Walker
The Fast & Furious lead man tragically died in a fiery car accident on Nov. 30. at the age of 40.
Paul Walker Video Shows Actor Burned To Death
Cory Monteith
Glee fans were crushed when the actor,...
The world lost a fair share of legends in 2013, in the entertainment industry and outside of it. But with every star, like Nelson Mandela and Paul Walker, the amazing outpouring of support and love that followed their deaths proved how much they meant to the world. As we turn the page on 2013, let’s remember the stars we lost this year.
2013 In Memoriam
Nelson Mandela
The South African president and anti-apartheid revolutionary leader — a ubiquitous sign of hope and freedom — passed away from a lung infection on Dec. 5.
Paul Walker
The Fast & Furious lead man tragically died in a fiery car accident on Nov. 30. at the age of 40.
Paul Walker Video Shows Actor Burned To Death
Cory Monteith
Glee fans were crushed when the actor,...
- 12/31/2013
- by Andrew Gruttadaro
- HollywoodLife
Hollywood icon Jane Kean passed away on Tuesday (Nov. 26). She was 90.
Best known as Ed Norton's wife Trixie on the TV revival of "The Honeymooners," Kean passed away at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where she was taken after complications from a fall. Deirdre Wolpert, her niece, confirmed the death on Thursday (Nov. 28) to The Huffington Post.
Kean enjoyed a long career in music and comedy which she began at 16, when she appeared in her first Broadway show. She worked for years in musical theater but achieved nation fame for her work on "The Honeymooners."
In addition to Wolpert, she is survived by a stepson, Joseph Hecht Jr., his family, and Wolpert's husband and two children.
Best known as Ed Norton's wife Trixie on the TV revival of "The Honeymooners," Kean passed away at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where she was taken after complications from a fall. Deirdre Wolpert, her niece, confirmed the death on Thursday (Nov. 28) to The Huffington Post.
Kean enjoyed a long career in music and comedy which she began at 16, when she appeared in her first Broadway show. She worked for years in musical theater but achieved nation fame for her work on "The Honeymooners."
In addition to Wolpert, she is survived by a stepson, Joseph Hecht Jr., his family, and Wolpert's husband and two children.
- 11/29/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
The honeymoon is over. Jane Kean, who played Trixie on the 1960s revival of The Honeymooners, has died, the Los Angeles Times reports. She was 90 years old. Kean passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, the paper notes. The cause of death, per the Times, was complications from a recent fall. Born April 10, 1923, in Hartford, Conn., Kean had several starring roles on Broadway in the 1950s. She also performed with her sister, Betty Kean, on The Ed Sullivan [...]...
- 11/29/2013
- Us Weekly
DVD Playhouse—May 2010
By
Allen Gardner
Avatar (20th Century Fox) James Cameron beat his own title as box office champ, set with Titanic over a decade ago, with this eye-popping sci-fi epic about a paraplegic Marine name Sully (Sam Worthington), who takes the form of an “avatar,” or virtual being, to go undercover on the planet Pandora, attempting to infiltrate the native Na’vi to gather intelligence that will aid a joint corporate and military operation to rape the planet of its natural resources, destroying its indigenous population in the process. When Sully suddenly “goes native,” he locks horns with the company CEO (Giovanni Ribisi) and his gung-ho commanding officer (Stephen Lang, in a wonderful, scenery-chewing turn from a long-underrated actor). Thought of by many scholars and film buffs as a “game-changer” as much as the first Star Wars film was—and they may be right. While Cameron’s politically-correct...
By
Allen Gardner
Avatar (20th Century Fox) James Cameron beat his own title as box office champ, set with Titanic over a decade ago, with this eye-popping sci-fi epic about a paraplegic Marine name Sully (Sam Worthington), who takes the form of an “avatar,” or virtual being, to go undercover on the planet Pandora, attempting to infiltrate the native Na’vi to gather intelligence that will aid a joint corporate and military operation to rape the planet of its natural resources, destroying its indigenous population in the process. When Sully suddenly “goes native,” he locks horns with the company CEO (Giovanni Ribisi) and his gung-ho commanding officer (Stephen Lang, in a wonderful, scenery-chewing turn from a long-underrated actor). Thought of by many scholars and film buffs as a “game-changer” as much as the first Star Wars film was—and they may be right. While Cameron’s politically-correct...
- 5/18/2010
- by The Hollywood Interview.com
- The Hollywood Interview
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