Jane Goodall, the pioneering primatologist who reshaped our understanding of chimpanzees and became a global voice for conservation, has died at 91. Her legacy continues to inspire generations.
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Terence Stamp, the acclaimed British actor known for his commanding performance as General Zod in “Superman: The Movie” and “Superman II,” has died at the age of 87.
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Gene Hackman predates the existence of Superman.
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Colin Chilvers revolutionized film effects, notably with "Superman: The Movie," enabling unprecedented on-screen flight realism and inspiring future cinematic advancements and visual storytelling.
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Fans of comics expressed their sadness on social media today after learning about the passing of beloved content creator Ben Potter, also known as Comicstorian.
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Just yesterday, we would react to a “Friends” post, saying, “A few decades from now, one of the ‘Friends’ is going to no longer be with us, and our children will wonder why we’re in our rooms, clapping every twenty minutes.” I never thought it would happen this soon. He was only 54.
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Hold onto your capes, folks, because the comic world just lost one of its quirkiest and most irreverent talents. Keith Giffen, the ink-slinger extraordinaire, and one-time Inkpot Award winner, has bid us adieu at the sprightly age of 70.
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Phyllis Coates, the first actress to portray the intrepid Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane on television, has died at 96.
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DC and MAD Magazine mourn the loss of the incomparable Al Jaffee, creator of the MAD Fold-In, “Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions,” and many other MAD features throughout the decades.
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I wanted to write an obituary for Rachel Pollack, but I can’t. I can, however, mix letters and words, I can write some pretty but vague description of her life, I can ask language models to shape semi-well-crafted paragraphs into something the resembles a decent obituary, but in reality, I cannot write Rachel Pollack’s obituary.
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