Robert Gordon Dies: Singer Who Took Rockabilly To Downtown Punk Scene Was 75

If anyone is having a great autumn, it’s Harry Styles.

EXCLUSIVE: The stacked multi-generational romantic comedy Maybe I Do, starring a host of A-listers including Diane Keaton and Susan Sarandon, has sold to a bunch of key international territories.

EXCLUSIVE: A five-part video and podcast series celebrating the life and career of Broadway composer Lucy Simon – one of the final projects the sister of Carly Simon worked on prior to her death last week – launches today on YouTube and the Broadway Podcast Network.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Los Angeles-based real estate developer The Ratkovich Company, which brought the Hercules Campus in Playa Vista to life for Google and YouTube Studios, and a J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives investment group have acquired a three-acre property near Downtown Culver City with plans to develop it into a creative campus like others in the area occupied by Amazon, Apple, WarnerMedia, Sony, TikTok, Nike and Adobe, Variety has learned exclusively. Dubbed “The Bowcroft Collection,” the 73,035-square-foot group of connected buildings stretches from 5950-5978 Bowcroft Street, near the intersection of Jefferson and Obama Boulevards in Los Angeles.

wrote on Facebook. “We liked working with Robert and will miss his powerful baritone vocal as well as his focused dedication to his music.”No cause of death was given, however, Gordon was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in recent years.A GoFundMe created by his family last month revealed the musician suffered from the blood and bone marrow cancer.Gordon was initially hospitalized for six weeks where he was “fighting for his life,” according to the GoFundMe.

Rockabilly legend Robert Gordon passed away today. Cleopatra Records would like to offer our deepest condolences to his…Posted by Cleopatra Records on Tuesday, October 18, 2022Born in Bethesda, Maryland in 1947, Gordon developed a passion for music at a young age after hearing the likes of Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochrane.

Mikaben has passed away at 41.

Michael Benjamin, a Haitian singer known by "Mikaben," has died after collapsing during a performance in Paris over the weekend.The musician was 41. Mikaben was performing with his band CaRiMi when he walked to the back of the stage following his performance. Haiti's Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, took to Twitter on Saturday to confirm Mikaben’s passing.

Sherri Saum and James Denton team up for a duet at a rehearsal dinner in their new movie, Perfect Harmony, airing tonight on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.

A criminal investigation into a horror crash following which a 16-year-old boy from Tameside died is ongoing, an inquest opening has been told. McKenna Leigh, 16, died following a motorbike crash in Audenshaw last month.

EXCLUSIVE: Writer-director Elegance Bratton and producer Chester Algernal Gordon have signed with WME.

James Denton is getting candid about family and fame as the actor details what it's like to work with his son on-screen, and whether he thinks there is a possibility of a "Desperate Housewives" reboot. Plus, he's spilling all on his co-star crushes.  In his new movie, "Perfect Harmony," Denton plays a retired pop star who loses his passion and motivation to pursue music after the death of his wife, played by Sherri Saum.Through the circumstances of the film, his character is forced to perform again, and is able to do so with the encouragement of his son.

Kevin Bacon has revealed that he and wife Kyra Sedgwick lost "most" of their fortune after being duped by Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.WOW: Kevin Bacon's barely-recognizable appearance makes fans do a double takeSpeaking on Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes' Smartless podcast, the Apollo 13 star shared that he and Kyra "had most of our money in Madoff". He confirmed that the pair, who married in 1988, had recuperated a "portion" of their funds back through the Madoff Victim Fund, but that they still hadn't recovered all of their losses.WATCH: Relive Kevin Bacon and Syra Sedgwick's love storySpeaking about the moment, Kevin mused: "There's obvious life lessons there –– if something is too good to be true, it's too good to be true."MORE: Kevin Bacon dances in character as he marks end of City on a Hill season 3READ: Kevin Bacon shares emotional tribute to the cast and crew of his Showtime series City On A HillBernie Madoff founded Bernard L.

Kevin Bacon opened up about his experience losing “most” of his fortune when Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi Scheme collapsed in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. The 64-year-old actor spoke about his and his wife, Kyra Sedgwick’s experience on Monday’s episode of the “SmartLess” podcast hosted by Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes.

Kevin Bacon was the “It” boy of the ‘80s and ‘90s. Starring in iconic movies like Footloose, Friday the 13th and Apollo 13, his filmography puts him at the center of the Hollywood universe—so much so that Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon can connect him to almost any screen star, living or dead, in six or fewer steps. You’d think because of his cult status that Kevin Bacon’s net worth would be considerable, but in an episode of the podcast Smartless, the Footloose star detailed losing “most” of his fortune to Bernie Madoff—the disgraced financier and fraudster orchestrated the biggest financial fraud in US history, worth about $64.8 billion. “We had most of our money in Madoff,” Bacon told hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett on the episode published October 10, 2022. “There’s obvious life lessons there – if something is too good to be true, it’s too good to be true.” How did all of this affect Kevin Bacon’s net worth? Read on.

Robert Downey Jr. hosts a screening of his film Sr., a moving documentary about his father, actor and filmmaker Robert Downey Sr., on Monday (October 10) in New York City.