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Jack Kirby (1994)
The comic book industry produced only one king, his name was Jack Kirby. The visions he translated to art boards transcended the medium and the very fabric of reality. The industry, and the entire planet, were much richer having Jack Kirby educate and entertain in the 20th Century. A true creative genius.
Philip Seymour Hoffman (2014)
Maybe the best actor ever. Can make you laugh, can make you cry, in a bunch of bangers. Seemingly a good dad because his son's a good actor too. Addiction is a hell of a thing. RIP to a real one.
Michelle Trachtenberg (2025)
A great actress gone too soon. Most known for playing Dawn on Buffy but also had a great supporting performance in Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin
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Dennis Haskins (2026)
I remember Mr. Belding better than I remember my actual school principals at the time. I watched saved by the bell after school every day, so I was very familiar with Mr. Belding's office. Part of what made the character and the show great was that it didn't take itself too seriously. They were always fun. AC Slater was a strong wrestling prospect and also a football player. What position did he play? Quarterback, of course -- the most known position, but it wouldn't utilize Slater's tackling abilities except after turnovers. It's the type of show where you could have another character be a football player, and he'd be the quarterback in certain episodes, with no explanation what Slater was doing on the field. This didn't happen, but it was the type of thing that was fun to point out as a kid, and the show was for kids. The characters were colorful, and they filled the stories well.
Dusty Street (2023)
Dusty was a true force of nature. Her contribution to the music industry and our willing ears, is immeasurable. She wasn't just a radio host, she was a mover and a shaker, breaking down barriers and breaking bands, at the same time. The lights got dimmer the day Dusty left this planet.
Marc Johnson (2026)
one of my favorite skaters died earlier this year and I just found out about it recently … so I wanted to shine a light on an icon in the skate world … a true artist / innovator … Marc Johnson you will be missed
Ennio Morricone (2020)
A genius at musical storytelling, his works span so many genres yet all are remarkable & memorable. While he is perhaps best known for the classic westerns directed by Sergio Leone, he also scored films like The Untouchables and Cinema Paradiso. His soundtrack to The Mission is one of my favorites!
Tim Curry (2026)
Iconic character actor. Captivating to watch. Natural scene stealer. I remember first seeing him as the Butler, Wadworth, in the movie Clue.
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