Mitzi Gaynor…RIP.
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Mitzi Gaynor, so much talent! My parents had her records. So great in South Pacific.
“As her career was building, Gaynor dated industrialist-studio chief H o w a r d Hughes.
He was dashing, handsome, rich, mysterious, she said. I fell madly in love with him. There were airplanes, a whirlwind courtship and, after five months, he proposed.
She broke it off and instead married Jack Bean, who would become her manager and only husband.
From strait times website.
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Very sad passing of Liam. He seemed lost, with no one helping to steer him in a positive direction, but plenty of people enabling him.
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Fernando Valenezula Dodgers pitcher died yesterday.
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This one hits close to home for me. I saw Fernando pitch in a 1981 World Series game against the Yankees. It was 43 years ago today (October 23rd was a Friday evening game). I already called my dad this morning as he is a life long Dodger fan and he was very sad.
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RIP Jack Jones
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RIP Phil Lesh, co-founder of the Grateful Dead…
https://www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/phil-lesh-grateful-dead-death-19863525.php
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Here’s Phil playing in my 'hood in July of this year…
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She’s always been one of my favorite actors. 
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I liked Teri Garr a lot. Didn’t realize she was 79 as she always looked 40. Interesting dance history.
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Quincy Jones, musician.
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Awww, Quincy Jones. What an absolute legacy.
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Amazing interview (2018) with him here:
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Douglas Brackman - one of my favorite characters EVER
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Wow !! Never heard the name. Huge impact in billions of people.
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First person I thought of when reading of Quincy’s death was MJ.
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