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James Rosenfield, Former Top Executive at CBS, Dies at 97 (opens the original)
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James Rosenfield, who served as president of the CBS Television Network and executive vp of the CBS Broadcast Group during his two decades with the company, died Saturday, his family announced. He was 97. Rosenfield, who started out in sales at CBS in 1965, was named president of the network, in charge of affiliated stations, in 1977 and then executive vp of the CBS Broadcast Group, with responsibility for the network, CBS News, CBS Entertainment and CBS Sports, in 1981. During his tenure, CBS b
Richard S. Reisberg, Top Television Executive at Viacom and MGM/UA, Dies at 85 (opens the original)
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Richard S. Reisberg, a top television executive for Viacom, MGM/United Artists, Reeves Entertainment and Lionsgate, died Wednesday at his home in Woodland Hills after a battle with Alzheimer’s, his family announced. He was 85. During his career, Reisberg oversaw a wide range of programming, and he served as an executive producer on the acclaimed 1980 NBC telefilm Enola Gay: The Men, the Mission, the Atomic Bomb and on the John Larroquette-starring 1999 CBS sitcom Payne, a remake of the British c
Richard Harrison, Star of Spaghetti Westerns and Sword-and-Sandal Flicks, Dies at 90 (opens the original)
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Richard Harrison, the chiseled American actor who found fame and fortune overseas as the star of sword-and-sandal films, spaghetti Westerns and Z-grade ninja movies, has died. He was 90. Harrison died Friday of natural causes in Los Angeles, producer and longtime friend Joan Borsten reported. After showing up in small roles in such Hollywood films as 1958’s Too Much, Too Soon and South Pacific, Harrison headed to Italy and became an instant leading man in the mold of muscleman Steve Reeves with
Gerrit Graham, Actor in ‘Phantom of the Paradise,’ ‘Pretty Baby’ and ‘Used Cars,’ Dies at 77 (opens the original)
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Gerrit Graham, the interesting character actor who appeared in Phantom of the Paradise and three other early films for Brian De Palma and wrote the Grateful Dead song “Victim or the Crime” with Bob Weir, has died. He was 77. Graham died Tuesday in an assisted living facility in Rhinebeck, New York, his ex-wife, Dede Taylor, told The Hollywood Reporter. The cause was complications from lung disease. Graham also portrayed an aspiring country singer in Paul Bartel’s Cannonball! (1976); a computer n
Rosalind Ashford, Original Martha and the Vandellas Singer, Dies at 83 (opens the original)
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Rosalind Ashford, one of the three original members of Martha and the Vandellas who sang on such Motown classics as “Dancing in the Street,” “Heat Wave” and “Jimmy Mack,” has died. She was 83. A native of Detroit, Ashford died Tuesday of natural causes in the suburb of Redford Township, the Detroit Free Press reported. “I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Rosalind Ashford,” Reeves told the newspaper. “Rosalind played an important part in the early days of Martha and the Vandellas.
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