Ingmar Bergman, and the radio is saying also Tom Snyder…
Wiki is stating that Synder died July 29th of leukemia: Tom Snyder - Wikipedia
Huh. I thought he died years ago.
W00t W00t W00t!!! 
uh…i mean…my condolences to his family.
Snyder is confirmed through www.laradio.com - a subscription site I belong to.
Woo Hoo!!! My first hit, er I mean, my first points. Sorry about the loss, but I wanna spike the urn in celebration.
SSG Schwartz
Bill Robinson, who played the outfield for four Major League Baseball teams during a career that lasted from 1966 to ‘83, has died at the age of 64. Robinson was serving as the Dodgers’ minor league hitting coordinator after being the hitting coach for two World Series champions and winning a Series ring as a player with the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates.
That link expired.
[del]To which Bergman is Alessan referring? Ingrid?[/del]Never mind
No problem. Ingrid Bergman is still dead, though.
wow - she must have caught whatever Generalissimo Francisco Franco has
A thousand pardons.
I’m so excited that I finally got some points.
Come on Ronnie Biggs! Come on Ronnie Biggs!
looks at list of people who died yesterday
Does anyone else have a sneaking suspicion that the Grim Reaper has a quota to fill by the end of the month?
Zindler’s death has been big news here in Houston, but I wasn’t sure it was notable enough for this contest. He did have a character based on him in Best Little Whorehouse in Texas – does that qualify him as a celebrity?
His reporting is responsible for that musical, and, yes, that’s why I felt he was notable enough for inclusion.
Michel Serrault, the French actor best known for his role as a flamboyantly gay nightclub owner in the stage and film versions of La Cage aux Folles, has died at the age of 85.
Yep. Jeez, they’re dropping like flies!