Celebrity death thread 2026

Headline from The Economic Times:

Kim Jong-un death rumors intensify, claims emerge sister Kim Yo-jong has taken power; 9,000 Chinese troops sent to North Korea

But no, there's nothing to see here. Go on home, folks. 모든 게 괜찮아요.
 
Social media rumors and viral posts on X claim Kim Jong-un suffered a cerebral hemmorhage and/or fell into a coma and/or died but there has been no official statement from North Korean state media or confirmation from intelligence agencies.


Insert Timex Social Club's Rumors here.
 
Maybe someone in COD: Modern Warfare 4 invaded North Korea and killed Kim.

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Photos show Kim "inspecting shoes and women's clothing" but it is not clear when the photos were taken, nor have the photos been authenticated. And why was he inspecting women's clothing??? 진짜 미쳤다!

Kim Jong-un 'proof of life' photos released by North Korea after wild rumors dictator died from brain hemmorhage

 
Anderson had 38 top-40 country hits, 1978-97, including five number ones. Swingin', Black Sheep, Wild & Blue, Money In The Bank and Straight Tequila Night. Swingin' won a CMA Award for single of the year for 1983 and was Anderson's only song to appear on the Hot 100, peaking at #43. Among his other hits are Seminole Wind, Mississippi Moon, Bend It Until It Breaks, 1959, I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal, I Wish I Could Have Been There and Would You Catch A Falling Star.

Country singer John Anderson dies at 71

 

Tom Skerritt, Emmy-Winning Actor Known for​

The actor died of natural causes on Oct. 21, his family confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE

Tom Skerritt, the film and TV star known for playing Sheriff Jimmy Brock on the David E. Kelley series Picket Fences, has died. He was 93.

The Emmy-winning actor died of natural causes on Wednesday, Oct. 21, his family confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE.

I remember him from "Picket Fences".
 
Skerritt played Sheriff Jimmy Brock in 88 episodes of Picket Fences (1992-96) and appeared in 98 movies and TV movies including Alien, Ted, Contact, Whiteout, Wisdom, Steel Magnolias, Those Calloways, Path To War (as General William Westmoreland), Field Of Lost Shoes (as General Ulysses S. Grant), Ice Castles, Up In Smoke, Honor Bound, Beer For My Horses, The Rookie, Poltergeist III and A River Runs Through It.

 
Gray played Ronnie Collins in ten episodes of The Little People (1972-73) starring Brian Keith and Shelley Fabares as father-and-daughter pediatricians who run a free clinic in Hawai'i. In the 1974-76 CBS Saturday morning series Shazam!, Gray played teenager Billy Batson, who transformed into the superhero Captain Marvel by shouting "Shazam!" (Captain Marvel was initially portrayed by Jackson Bostwick and later by John Davey.) Gray also appeared in seven movies and TV movies including Our Time and Surge Of Dawn.

Michael Gray, Shazam! star and '70s teen idol, dies at 75

 
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