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Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Glen Lockett, better known professionally as Spot, a producer and engineer of some of the most crucial crucial punk and post-punk records of the early 1980s, has died at 72, friends have confirmed. Spot was behind the boards for most of the essential SST Records releases that put that L.A.-based independent label on the map between 1980-85, including such scene-changing recordings as Husker Du’s “Zen Arcade” and “New Day Rising,” Black Flag’s “Damaged” and “Jealous Again,” and albums by the Minutemen, the Meat Puppets, the Descendents, Saccharine Trust and the Misfits. Joe Carducci, a co-owner of the SST label during the period when Spot was the imprint’s unofficial house producer, announced the death in a Facebook post, saying Spot had been found dead shortly after 10 a.m. Saturday at a health care facility in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. According to Carducci, Spot had suffered from fibrosis and was on oxygen for impaired lung function, and “was hoping for a lung transplant” prior to his condition worsening when he was hospitalized after a stroke three months ago.

Tom Felton, who is best known for his starring role in Harry Potter, has updated his fans on his health after he collapsed while playing golf last week.

Tom Felton is "feeling better by the day" after collapsing at a celebrity golf match. The 'Harry Potter' actor left fans worried this week when he suffered a medical emergency which caused him to collapse at the Whistling Straits Golf Course in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, but Tom has taken to Instagram to reassure everyone that he is doing much better.

Don’t worry, Tom Felton is doing a-okay!

Tom Felton was taken to hospital after collapsing during a celebrity golf tournament on Thursday. The Harry Potter star, who turned 34 on Wednesday, suffered the "medical incident" on the 18th hole while participating in the Ryder Cup Celebrity Match at Whistling Straits golf course in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

Tom Felton was rushed to hospital after collapsing while taking part in a celebrity golf tournament on Thursday. Happening just a day after his 34th birthday, the incident took place as Tom concluded his 18th hole at the 2021 Ryder Cup grounds – Whistling Straits, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

British actor Tom Felton, known for his Draco Malfoy role in the "Harry Potter" films, was hospitalized in Wisconsin on Thursday after collapsing at the Ryder Cup golf tournament. Felton went down at the 18th hole at the Whistling Straits course in Sheboygan while playing in a celebrity match, according to The Associated Press.

Harry Potter icon Tom Felton got more than he bargained for when he went out for a game of golf days before the beginning of the prestigious Ryder Cup.

“Harry Potter” star Tom Felton was removed via stretcher after an apparent medical incident while playing golf on Thursday.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis. -- British actor Tom Felton, known for his portrayal of Draco Malfoy in the “Harry Potter” movies, collapsed while playing a celebrity golf exhibition Thursday at the Ryder Cup.Ryder Cup organizers said only that Felton experienced “a medical incident” at Whistling Straits and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Tom Felton was dehydrated when he collapsed at a golf tournament on Thursday, a source tells ET. The star had fans concerned after he was seen being held up by others on the course in Whistling Straits, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

We hope Tom Felton is okay!

Tom Felton suffered an apparent medical emergency on the golf course.

Harry Potter actor Tom Felton collapsed at the end of a celebrity golf match on Thursday, and was subsequently carted off the course, according to multiple reports.

“Harry Potter” star Tom Felton suffered a collapse while playing golf in Wisconsin on Thursday.

Tom Felton, 34, collapsed in the midst of a celebrity golf tournament at Ryder Cup in Sheboygan, Wisconsin on Thursday, September 23. The Harry Potter star was captured in photos taken at the event that showed Tom being held up by other people after having seemingly collapsed on the golf course. Tom looked pretty out of it in the pics, and his face was pale white.

Jackie Mason, the rabbi who later cultivated careers as a comedian, actor and author, died in a Manhattan hospital on Saturday, according to the New York Times. He was 93.