Category Archives: Obituaries
I think I now understand how he transitioned from “serious drama” into comedy: Most people are already familiar with his work on Naked Gun, Airplane, and the like. But this one was so obscure to me and ridiculous, I had … Continue reading
7 of America’s best and brightest who fought and died in Iraq and Afghanistan came out of Buchanan High School in the Central Valley community of Clovis, California. The 7th soldier to be killed, Brian Piercy, age 27, was buried … Continue reading
Before Buffy and Angel made vampiring cool….before that dang Twilight series….before Corey croaked…before Keifer racked up the body count in 24 hour time constraints…there was….The Lost Boys. Cult classic stuff. The soundtrack rocked! Corey Ian Haim (December 23, 1971 – … Continue reading
Both Howard Zinn and JD Salinger died yesterday. As Steve Schippert quipped: “Yesterday, America saw two giants of American literary fiction pass: JD Salinger and Howard Zinn.” Boston Globe: Howard Zinn, the Boston University historian and political activist who was … Continue reading
Unbelievable. I watched it three times and still cannot believe what I saw and heard. Roll the tape: These people are shameless. Absolutely shameless.
From his Senate web page: Statement from The Kennedy Family August 26, 2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “Edward M. Kennedy – the husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle we loved so deeply – died late Tuesday night at home in Hyannis … Continue reading
Editors Note – This is reposted from RangerUp (with permission) and was written by Lex McMahon, son of Ed McMahon, pictured below receiving his father’s flag How does a son say goodbye to his father? While this is a profoundly … Continue reading
Johnny Carson, shakes hands with the show’s announcer Ed McMahon during Carson’s final taping of The Tonight Show on May 22, 1992. (AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac) NYTimes: June 24, 2009 Ed McMahon, America’s Top Second Banana, Dies By RICHARD SEVERO … Continue reading

