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RJ Mitte Dies Suddenly: 34-Year-Old 'Breaking Bad' Star
An actor who became a familiar face on “Breaking Bad” and used his platform to challenge stereotypes about disabilities has died.
Click here for a new, updated story - Cause Of Death Released For RJ Mitte, 'Breaking Bad' Actor Who Played Walter White Jr.
RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr., also known as Flynn, on the AMC drama, died Monday, Oct. 12, in Texas. He was 34. The cause of death was not immediately released/
“It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of beloved actor, philanthropist, and passionate disability rights advocate RJ Mitte,” a representativ…
Mass Illness Incident At Walmart Distribution Center Sickens Dozens
A wave of illness at a Walmart distribution center brought an emergency response, with investigators working to determine what went wrong.
Dozens of people became sick at the facility in middle Tennessee, between Thursday night, Oct. 8, and Friday morning, Oct. 9, according to multiple reports citing the Wilson County Emergency Management Agency.
Emergency crews in Lebanon, Tennessee, about 30 miles east of Nashville, evaluated approximately 25 to 30 patients at the scene and transported 19 to hospitals, officials said.
Patients experienced nausea and vomiting, and food poisoning is suspec…
PA's Shane Gillis Drops Uncensored F-Bomb While Hosting SNL
The moment the word left Shane Gillis' mouth, he knew he'd messed up.
The 38-year-old comic, hosting "Saturday Night Live" for the third time on Saturday, Oct. 10, accidentally dropped an uncensored F-bomb during a sketch, and his co-star's reaction may have made the slip-up even funnier.
Gillis, a Mechanicsburg, PA native, played a character trying to keep his father (Mikey Day) from eating green eggs and ham despite Sam-I-Am's (Andrew Dismukes) efforts to persuade him.
“Bro, it’s a non-starter. He said he doesn’t f–king geez like em,” Gillis said, immediately wincing as he realized what …
Michael Kearns Dies: TV Roles Including 'Cheers,' 'Beverly Hills 90210' Spanned Decades
Michael Kearns, whose television appearances brought him into American living rooms while his offscreen work challenged Hollywood, has died.
The actor and playwright died Monday, Oct. 5, at 76, according to multiple reports. No cause of death has been released, the Los Angeles Blade reported.
His screen credits included “Cheers,” “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “The Waltons,” and Brian De Palma’s thriller “Body Double."
But Kearns’ influence extended beyond guest appearances. He was openly gay early in his career and became a prominent advocate for people living with HIV and AIDS.
He publicly dis…
