Ellie Nesler
She tried to buy 10,000 decongestant tablets from an undercover officer back in 1992. Either she was making methamphetamine, or she had REALLY bad allergies.
For the 32nd year running, our fondest farewells to the recently departed. If they were on anybody’s list, or mattered at all, they’re here. Looking for everybody? Try the Directory.
She tried to buy 10,000 decongestant tablets from an undercover officer back in 1992. Either she was making methamphetamine, or she had REALLY bad allergies.
She sang "Santa Baby," and died on Christmas. Man, do we love this game.
Forecast for tomorrow: a little less Sunny than today.
You want a miracle? How about the fact that the guy smoked cigars constantly from the time he was 15, and lived to be 94?
Looks like they finally got the old band back together.
"Andromeda Strain" is actually the medical term for the process by which Mr. Crichton's bowels and colon would work in conjunction to produce a "novel."
He was a promising young writer, once upon a time, but his career reached a low point in the 1980s when he appeared in several beer commercials dressed as a dog.
He wrote detective novels about Navajo Indians. Those must have been riveting.
Dolemite was his name, and fuckin' up mutha fuckas was his game.
Richie is now wearing a boxy, pine number that no self-respecting designer would be caught dead in.
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da DEAD MAN!
Despite his repeated assurances to the contrary, it now appears that the bass vocalist for the Spinners will not, in fact, be around.
They say this cat Hayes is a dead mother-
(Shut your mouth!)
No, really, it was on the news
(Then we can dig it!)
Are you seeing this, America? This man's in a box in the ground!
A somewhat harsher form of exile than the usual, imposed by a somewhat higher authority.
You were a fluke of the universe. You had no right to be here, and whether you can hear it or not, the universe is laughing behind your back.
Tonight's forecast calls for increasing chest pains followed by perpetual darkness.
Her career peaked in 1976, when, after years of B-movie roles and unheralded hoofing, she was cast as President's Girl #4 in Won Ton Ton, The Dog Who Saved Hollywood. Look it up.
Bo Diddley, Bo Diddley, have you heard?
They gonna cover you up with dirt.
He sang "Make The World Go Away" in 1965, and finally got his wish in 2008.
There once was a GM named Buzzie
Whose tactics were said to be scuzzy
From the day they were drafted
All his players got shafted
Ol' Buzz wasn't very nice, was he?
Isn't that our cue to pry the rifle out of his hands? How cold do they have to be?
The storied Ohio legislator was known on Capitol Hill as "Senator No" and "Headline Howard," while at home, they called him "Butt-Face."
As the world bids farewell to this emphysema-ridden blow-hard, we'd like to join his son Christopher in saying, "Thank you for smoking."
All he was looking for in life was a cushy Cabinet post, a repugnant sense of humor, and a warm mouth to put his foot into.
He knew first-hand what the rest of us learned from Johnny Cash it's tough being a boy named Suharto.
Did they really expect us to believe that someone this hot would be married to Bob Newhart? Yeah, right.
Okay, so, that's one Old-Timer, extra cheese .... Uh, flies?
Could there possibly be a more useless title in the universe than "Honorary Mayor of Hollywood"? No, we don't think so either.
Rock over London,
Rock on Chicago,
Forest Lawn celebrate a life!