#KTOslin pic.twitter.com/syFSzPpI1hSad to hear that K.T. Oslin has passed away.
#KTOslin pic.twitter.com/syFSzPpI1hSad to hear that K.T. Oslin has passed away.
Morgan Stevens was an actor known for TV roles including drama teacher David Reardon on “Fame.”Stevens had early TV roles on “The Mod Squad,” “One Day at a Time,” and “Quincy M.E.” before landing a role on “The Waltons” as Paul Northridge. He appeared in just one episode of “The Waltons,” but he returned for three of the series’ TV movies, including marrying Erin Walton in “A Wedding on Walton’s Mountain.” His role on “Fame” began with the show’s second season and continued for three seasons.
Thierry Mugler was a French fashion designer known for his avant garde haute couture, who created designs for celebrities including Beyonce and Madonna.Mugler launched his fashion house in 1974, with his early notable clients including David Bowie (1947–2016) and Grace Jones. By the 1980s, he was a star of the fashion world, and his aggressively shouldered designs helped shape the decade’s aesthetic. Mugler’s flamboyant collections took inspiration from science fiction, 1940s glamour, Africa, and many other elements.
Steve Bronski was a co-founder of the British synthpop band Bronski Beat known for their hit song “Smalltown Boy.”Steve Bronski was a keyboardist/percussionist who formed the synthpop band Bronski Beat in 1983 with singer Jimmy Sommerville and keyboardist/percussionist Larry Steinbachek. The three band members were openly gay and wrote songs that reflected the difficulties of coming out.
Ronnie Wilson was a co-founder of the Gap Band, known for funk and R&B hits including “You Dropped a Bomb on Me.”Wilson formed the Gap Band in the late 1960s alongside his brothers, Charlie and Robert Wilson. They took the name from Greenwood, Archer, and Pine streets in their hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, site of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre.
Michael Nader was an actor best known for starring on the soap operas “Dynasty” and “All My Children.”Michael Nader was best known for starring on two soap operas, the primetime soap “Dynasty” and the daytime soap “All My Children.” He played Dex Dexter, the third husband of Joan Collins’ character Alexis Colby on “Dynasty” from 1983 until 1989. Nader was Dimitri Marick, the husband of Susan Lucci’s character Erica Kane on “All My Children” from 1991 until 2002.
Brian Travers was a founding member, saxophonist, and contributing songwriter for the British reggae/pop band UB40.Brian Travers and his school friends started the reggae influenced pop band UB40 in Birmingham, England, in the 1970s. They named the band after the unemployment benefit form 40.
Alex Cord was an actor who starred on the TV series”Airwolf” as Michael Coldsmith Briggs III, better known as Archangel.Alex Cord (born Alexander Viespi Jr.) was a rodeo performer when a serious injury led him to an acting career.
Dusty Hill was the longtime bassist for the legendary rock band ZZ Top.This is a breaking news story. We will continue to update this page as more information becomes available.
Jeff LaBar was the guitarist for the glam metal band Cinderella, known for hits including “Don’t Know What You Got (Till it’s Gone).”LaBar joined Cinderella in 1985, replacing their original guitarist shortly before they recorded their debut album. Their singles in the late 1980s and early 1990s included “Nobody’s Fool,” “Coming Home,” “Shelter Me,” and “Don’t Know What You Got (Till it’s Gone),” which was their top-charting hit, reaching No.
Jessica McClintock was a fashion designer who owned Gunne Sax, creating popular prom and wedding dresses for a generation of women.McClintock began designing for Gunne Sax in 1969, and by 1970, she had taken over the brand. The dresses she created often drew on elements from a romantically-imagined past, including corset bodices and puffed sleeves, as well as fabrics like lace, brocade, and dotted swiss.
Jessica McClintock was a fashion designer who owned Gunne Sax, creating popular prom and wedding dresses for a generation of women.McClintock began designing for Gunne Sax in 1969, and by 1970, she had taken over the brand. The dresses she created often drew on elements from a romantically-imagined past, including corset bodices and puffed sleeves, as well as fabrics like lace, brocade, and dotted swiss.
Falling Down Laughing: How Squiggy Caught Multiple Sclerosis and Didn’t Tell Nobody. He went on to serve as a goodwill ambassador for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.pic.twitter.com/G804z4F5bRDavid Lander was brilliantly funny.
pic.twitter.com/Wiif4Ldt8vRIP Tony Lewis of The Outfield, one of my favorite bands growing up. Thanks for your voice and music ❤️just heard #TheOutfield singer Tony Lewis died.
#BennyMardones back in 2010. He came in studio so we could thank him personally for allowing me to use "Into the Night" as our outro while at @FoxSportsRadio – Wish I could find that interview.
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