Celebrities We've Lost 2026 Edition

[MisterBoring]

Hideki Sato, engineer responsible for creating the Sega Master System, Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast. He was 77.

[MisterBoring]

Robert Duvall, legendary actor and filmmaker.

[Pavel]

[Roz]

Eric Dane

[Gashlycrumb]

@MisterBoring said in Celebrities We've Lost 2026 Edition:

Robert Duvall, legendary actor and filmmaker.

Gus! Nooooo.

[Gashlycrumb]

Dan Simmons

[Gashlycrumb]

Michael Hague

Go back in memory, back to the children’s library, and you’ll remember him.

I got to meet him at story-times a couple of times as a kid, he was a nice man and his hair was very very shiny in the '80s.

[MisterBoring]

Chuck Norris, legendary martial artist, actor, and subject of meme jokes everywhere.

[hellfrog]

bye felicia

[Gashlycrumb]

[Wizz]

@hellfrog said in Celebrities We've Lost 2026 Edition:

bye felicia

I mean he was a garbage human being with some truly repulsive political and religious beliefs…but at least he was also a shitty actor.

[Gashlycrumb]

Nicholas Brendon

[Prototart]

@hellfrog said in Celebrities We've Lost 2026 Edition:

bye felicia

he promised undying commitment to Israel and then he he died which, sorry, sounds pretty antisemitic to me

[Jennkryst]

James Tolkan, the slacker.

[Pavel]

Patrick Muldoon, ‘Days of Our Lives’ and ‘Melrose Place’ Actor, Dies at 57

[Gashlycrumb]

Desmond Morris zoologist, ethologist, sociobiologist.

[Kestrel]

@Gashlycrumb said in Celebrities We've Lost 2026 Edition:

Desmond Morris zoologist, ethologist, sociobiologist.

One of the most influential and underrated thinkers of our time. I always link this short opinion piece of his from +20 years ago, still relevant today as we continue to learn more about animal sentience and linguistics. RIP naked ape, your understanding of how unspecial we are as a species made you special among our kind.

[Muscle Car]

@Gashlycrumb I showed my husband the series The Human Animal last year and it took me back to when I watched it during the original US broadcast. I had to sneak watching it because my religious household fordbade secular television, and looking back I’m pretty sure it is part of what helped me eventually break the spell of religion and find peace with a scientific world view. Thanks for everything, Desmond.

Here’s a link to the mini series. https://archive.org/details/vid-20230113-091100