RIP Kiss lead singer Gene Simmons. He was young I think only 60 or something :shocked:
Celebrity Obituaries
Started by bmwracer · 21 Jan 2006 · 865 replies
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JackClark wrote:RIP Kiss lead singer Gene Simmons. He was young I think only 60 or something :shocked:
Gene Simmons????? really...wow, he was all over TV recently with his shows on MTV and what not.
EDIT it's NOT THAT Gene Simmons from KISS...it's some other muscian by the same name
its the country singer Gene Simmon..
dont know him.. but RIP
dont know him.. but RIP
Tu_triky wrote:
Gene Simmons????? really...wow, he was all over TV recently with his shows on MTV and what not.
EDIT it's NOT THAT Gene Simmons from KISS...it's some other muscian by the same name
OMG my mistake, sorry Gene Simmons. :bleh: I should of made sure LOL. Thank you Tu_triky. I'm relieved its not the Kiss singer.
JackClark wrote:
OMG my mistake, sorry Gene Simmons. :bleh: I should of made sure LOL. Thank you Tu_triky. I'm relieved its not the Kiss singer.
i was thinking he didn't seem that old or sick to me last time i saw him on tv. :sweat:
Tu_triky wrote:Actually, he is kind of "sick" in a "triky" kind of way :twisted: [/list:u]
i was thinking he didn't seem that old or sick to me last time i saw him on tv. :sweat:
gaijin mark wrote: Actually, he is kind of "sick" in a "triky" kind of way :twisted: [/list:u]
haha...yeah he's sick cuz he parties with porn stars and makes millions of dollars...
Tu_triky wrote:That's what was next to triky's senior yearbook picture under the heading "Goals in Life" [/list:u]
parties with porn stars and makes millions of dollars...
gaijin mark wrote: That's what was next to triky's senior yearbook picture under the heading "Goals in Life" [/list:u]
hahah....actually it said "life's goal."
One of my all time favorite MOVIE STARS died on September the first.
Glenn Ford
He was 90 years old.
The guy made so many great movies, and he did everything from cowboy movies, to comedies, to gangster movies, to... well, just about everything.
90 years old. That's a good run.
Glenn Ford
He was 90 years old.
The guy made so many great movies, and he did everything from cowboy movies, to comedies, to gangster movies, to... well, just about everything.
90 years old. That's a good run.
Geezer wrote:One of my all time favorite MOVIE STARS died on September the first.
Glenn Ford
He was 90 years old.
The guy made so many great movies, and he did everything from cowboy movies, to comedies, to gangster movies, to... well, just about everything.
90 years old. That's a good run.
That was good run! He was a class act!!!! Two of my favorite movies of his were Gilda and Blackboard Jungle. He will be missed. Rest in Peace Glenn Ford.
Steve Irwin aka The Crocodile Hunter was killed while filming an underwater special off the coast of Australia. He was pierced through the heart by a stingray. He was 44.
krim wrote:Steve Irwin aka The Crocodile Hunter was killed while filming an underwater special off the coast of Australia. He was pierced through the heart by a stingray. He was 44.
Aww, how sad! He was so young. Here's an article talking about his death: http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/TV/09/04/australia.irwin/index.html
krim wrote:Steve Irwin aka The Crocodile Hunter was killed while filming an underwater special off the coast of Australia. He was pierced through the heart by a stingray. He was 44.
RIP he was such a funny guy, I really like him in the ESPN comercial.
JackClark wrote:
RIP he was such a funny guy, I really like him in the ESPN comercial.
I only remember seeing him couple times on some TV show.
RIP Steve Irwin.
K.T.Tran wrote:I only remember seeing him couple times on some TV show.too bad, he was the bomb on "croc hunter". funny, too. :shakehead:
RIP Steve Irwin.
RIP Joe Niekro. Major League baseball pitcher. Brother of Phil and father of Giants first baseman Lance.
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Arthur Hill died this week after a long bout with Alzeheimer's Disease.
If the name isn't that familiar to you, it's probably because the guy was 84 and hadn't acted since the early 1990s.
But man... from the early 1950s to the 1990s, this actor was a standard fixture on American TV.
He won the Tony award as best actor in 1963 for his Broadway performance in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf".
He was the star of the 1971 Sci Fi classic, "The Andromeda Strain".
He had his own series in the early 70's "Owen Marshall: Attorney at Law".
And he was either a featured player or guest star on every other TV show for over 40 years.
He was something... and I'm sorry to hear that he had such a rough time before he died.
Arthur Hill died this week after a long bout with Alzeheimer's Disease.
If the name isn't that familiar to you, it's probably because the guy was 84 and hadn't acted since the early 1990s.
But man... from the early 1950s to the 1990s, this actor was a standard fixture on American TV.
He won the Tony award as best actor in 1963 for his Broadway performance in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf".
He was the star of the 1971 Sci Fi classic, "The Andromeda Strain".
He had his own series in the early 70's "Owen Marshall: Attorney at Law".
And he was either a featured player or guest star on every other TV show for over 40 years.
He was something... and I'm sorry to hear that he had such a rough time before he died.
^ Arthur Hill, very good guest starring actor. I really liked him on Little House on the Prairie. RIP
Geezer wrote:He was the star of the 1971 Sci Fi classic, "The Andromeda Strain".
Yes. :thumbsup:
I always associate him with that movie.
Condolences to his family and friends.
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