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The TV world is mourning the death of James Burrows, the legendary comedy director and producer. Burrows, 85, died Friday, his family said in a statement: “For more than five decades, Burrows was one of the most influential and beloved directors in television history. As a legendary director, mentor and creative force, he helped shape…
James Burrows, the 11-time Emmy Award winner and prolific television director known for his Midas touch when it came to sitcoms, has died. He was 85. Burrows, who co-created Cheers and helmed all 246 episodes of Will & Grace during its two runs, died on Friday, his family confirmed in a statement to People: “We celebrate…
Actress Anne Schedeen, best known for playing matriarch Kate Tanner on the late-’80s sitcom ALF, has died. She was 77. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share Annie has passed peacefully,” reads a post on her official Facebook page. “She leaves behind an extraordinary legacy of creative energy, whip smart humor, delight…
Gene Shalit, the fun-loving film critic on the Today show known for his oversized mustache, out-of-control mop of black hair and lively use of puns in his movie reviews, died Friday. He was 100. Shalit, a mainstay on the NBC morning show for four decades until his retirement in November 2010, “passed away peacefully today…
David Hockney, the revolutionary British painter, has died. He was 88. The artist’s publicist confirmed his death in a statement to BBC News on Friday. It read: “The celebrated British artist David Hockney, one of the most important figures in contemporary art in both the 20th and 21st centuries, passed away peacefully at home on…
Gary L. Pudney, the entertainment executive who spent two decades with ABC Television, has died. He was 91. Pudney died peacefully on Monday surrounded by his family. During his tenure with ABC Television, he became the senior vp of specials, talent and special projects, where he produced and supervised a plethora of award-winning programming, including…
Dave May, a two-time Grammy-winning producer and longtime vp at Warner Records and Rhino Entertainment, died April 13 in Nashville of natural causes. He was 68. A driving force in modern music production and archival preservation, May paired creative vision with technical expertise. He led at the forefront of new audio formats and mastering, working…
Howard Storm, who ditched a career as a stand-up comic to become a director who called the shots for such sitcoms as Rhoda, Mork & Mindy, Laverne & Shirley and Valerie, died Tuesday. He was 94. Storm died of natural causes at his home in Beverly Hills, his son Anthony Storm told The Hollywood Reporter….
Sonny Rollins, the powerful and personal jazz tenor saxophonist whose improvisational sessions became legend and his compositions “St. Thomas,” “Oleo,” “Doxy,” “Rent-Up House” and “Airegin” standards, died Monday. He was 95. Rollins died at his home in Woodstock, New York, his family announced. Widely recognized as one of the most important and influential musicians of…
Grizz Chapman, best known for appearing on NBC’s sitcom 30 Rock, has died. He was 52. Chapman’s co-star, Kevin Brown, on the series, confirmed in a Facebook post that he died Friday. “I regret to inform you that Mack Chapman aka Grizz Chapman passed today,” he wrote in a caption of photos of them in…