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Lady Gaga Fears Princess Diana Death

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Music,

Lady Gaga performs Lady Gaga worries she may die as a "martyr for fame" like Princess Diana. The "Born This Way" singer is writing a track about the late British royal - who died aged 36 in a car accident in Paris in 1997 - and fears she may end up losing her life in a similar fashion.

"Gaga has always been absolutely fixated on Diana and sees herself as a 21st-century incarnation of her. She knows she is almost as recognizable as Diana and is hounded by photographers and fans on the same level. Gaga has had dreams about dying the same way as her and has genuine fears that her fame could literally kill her, either in a chase or at the hands of crazies," a source said.

Gaga's earlier single, "Paparazzi," was also about the perils of celebrity and was also written with the tragic figure of Diana in mind. The pop superstar has said, "Diana was the most iconic martyr of fame. She died because of it."

In 2009, Gaga performed 'Paparazzi' at the MTV Video Music Awards, with her appearance culminating in her staging a fake death, with her covered in fake blood and hanging from the ceiling.


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Corey Feldman: ‘Pedophilia is Hollywood’s Biggest Problem’

Former child star Corey Feldman recently sat down for Nightline's special report, Underage And Famous, and revealed that his longtime co-star and friend Corey Haim -- who died of natural causes in March of last year -- was the victim of child molestation at the hands of a huge Hollywood mogul.

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Ryan Dunn’s Cause of Death Undetermined

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Television, Drunk, Obituaries,

Ryan Dunn on Viva La BamJackass star Ryan Dunn's death was so violent it is unknown if it was caused by the car crash or the subsequent fire.

The autopsy result for the actor and Zachary Hartwell - who was also killed when Ryan's Porsche flew over a barrier and into a tree on Route 332 yesterday - were both dead when officers arrived on the scene, and according to TMZ.com the Chester County Coroner has confirmed it is impossible to determine how they died.

Toxicology results will determine the role alcohol played in the accident but will not be revealed for at least four weeks, but he did post pictures hours before the accident of him enjoying himself in a bar. Van Toffler, president of MTV Networks, has paid tribute to the star, noting the Jackass "brotherhood" would not be the same as a result of his passing.

"We are devastated by the tragic loss of Ryan Dunn - a beloved member of the MTV family for more than a decade. The Jackass brotherhood will never be the same."


Jackass Star Ryan Dunn Dies in Car Accident

Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Movies, Television, Photos, Obituaries,

Ryan Dunn

Earlier this morning, Jackass star Ryan Dunn, 34, died in a car accident alongside an unidentified passenger in Pennsylvania.

Twitter pictures have now revealed that Dunn was drinking the night of the fatal accident. Our thoughts go out to Ryan's family and friends.

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Bruce Springsteen Pays Tribute to Clarence Clemons

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Clarence Clemons and Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen has paid tribute to saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who died aged 69 yesterday. The "Born to Run" hitmaker said the musician - who appeared in Bruce's E Street Band -would leave an "immeasurable" gap in his life and thanked him for the opportunity to work alongside him for the last 40 years.

"It is with overwhelming sadness that we inform our friends and fans that at 7pm tonight, Saturday, June 18, our beloved friend and bandmate, Clarence Clemons passed away. The cause was complications from his stroke of last Sunday, June 12. Clarence lived a wonderful life. He carried within him a love of people that made them love him. He loved the saxophone, loved our fans and gave everything he had every night he stepped on stage. His loss is immeasurable and we are honored and thankful to have known him and had the opportunity to stand beside him for nearly 40 years," Bruce said in a statement on his website.

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Jeff Conaway Dead at 60

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Movies, Television, Drugs, Obituaries,

Jeff Conaway

Jeff Conaway, 60, died Friday after being taken off of life support. The actor, whose credits include the movie Grease, was in a coma for most of the month.

Older generations remember him as the funny, cocky Bobby Wheeler on Taxi. More recently he appeared on the first and second seasons of VH1’s Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew, where he was shockingly incoherent and physically weak. But he’s probably best remembered for being Kenickie, main sidekick to John Travolta’s Danny Zukco in Grease.

Travolta released a statement shortly after Conaway’s death was made official: "Jeff Conaway was a wonderful and decent man, and we will miss him. My heartfelt thoughts are with his family and loved ones at this very difficult time."

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Remembering Wrestling’s Macho Man Randy Savage

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Movies, Sports, Television, Obituaries,

Macho Man Randy Savage

As we reported, Randy Savage died today at the age of 58. He has been screaming “ooooooh yeeeaaahhhhh” at us since 1985, and his loss is a blow to all of entertainment, particularly the wrestling world. The investigation is ongoing, but officials say that alcohol was not involved. Savage suffered a heart attack while behind the wheel of his vehicle, and crashed head-on into a tree.

Fans and celebrities have been reacting to the devastating news all day.

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“Macho Man” Randy Savage dies in a car crash

Macho Man Randy Savage car accident

We're sad to report that former pro-wrestler "Macho Man" Randy Savage has died after suffering a heart attack while driving. Savage lost control of the vehicle (a 2009 Jeep Wrangler,) veered into oncoming traffic, and collided head-on into a tree. He was taken to Largo Medical Center, and died there from his injuries. His wife, Lynn, was a passenger in the vehicle, and suffered minor injuries. The couple celebrated their 1-year wedding anniversary earlier this month. Randy Savage was 58, a former WWF and WCW World Champion, participated in what many call the greatest pro wrestling match in WrestleMania history (against Ricky Steamboat,) and is the greatest pro wrestler to have yet to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. He later started an acting career, which included Savage playing the role of Bonesaw in Spider-Man.

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1950s Centerfold Yvette Vickers Found One Year After Death

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Movies, Music, Obituaries,

Yvette Vickers

The mummified remains of Playboy pinup girl and movie actress Yvette Vickers, 82, were found in her Hollywood home last week. Investigators suspect she had been dead for up to a year. It is one of the saddest stories we’ve ever heard.

A neighbor, Susan Savage, decided to investigate the house after noticing that the mailbox was way too full, with some items turning yellow. “I just had a bad feeling,” she said. Savage climbed through a broken window, moving through piles of junk before she discovered the remains.

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Director Sidney Lumet Dies

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Movies, Obituaries,

Sidney LumetAcclaimed movie director Sidney Lumet died in New York City on Saturday due to lymphoma complications. He was 86.

Lumet was behind some of Hollywood’s most notable films, including Dog Day Afternoon, Equus, The Wiz and Network. His 50-year film directing career ended with 2007’s Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead. It began in 1957 with actor Henry Fonda.

Fonda was producer and leading man in 12 Angry Men, and went on a limb to hire a young, untried director named Sidney Lumet. The film went on to receive nominations for three Academy Awards (including Best Director) and lives on today as a cinematic classic.

Lumet became well-known for shooting movies in New York, earning praise from fellow directors Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese. He never wanted to retire from filmmaking, and never did. Fourteen of the films he directed were nominated for Academy Awards; Network scored a staggering 10 nods in 1976.

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