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Faceplams: Dogtooth star Mary Tsoni died yesterday at age 30: http://www.indiewire.com/2017/05/dog...os-1201814405/
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Dogtooth star Mary Tsoni died yesterday at age 30: http://www.indiewire.com/2017/05/dog...os-1201814405/
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Twin Peaks actors are dropping like flies. I'm gonna cry buckets when David Lynch dies. I just want to shake his hand once.
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Who just died?Originally Posted by Frozen Beach
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Michael Parks
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He was also in Twin Peaks? I don't remember that unless he was in the 2nd season as I still haven't caught up with some of the episodes in that season.
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Yes, he's in the 2nd season.
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Fucking love Powers Boothe. That is a true character actor and someone who can't fucking suck no matter how bad the film can be.
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Son of a fucking bitch. Ugh Powers was such a badass. This fucks up my night...
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I can't say I care but it's fairly significant. Ian Brady.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-39929538
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https://www.theguardian.com/music/20...r-dies-aged-52
RIP Chris Cornell
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It's still sinking in. 52 is no age to die
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Chris Cornell, I can’t believe it.
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Shit, just woke up to this. My friend just told me on Skype..fuck
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Wow ... terrible news.
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sucks day of listening to temple of the dog, audio slave sound garden, don't own the solo album, always felt he was the best rock singer out there
sad
-Louie
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I remember Henry Rollins once saying he saw them in a small club and that Chris' voice was so strong it was peeling the paint off the walls.
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Chris Cornell sad Roger Ailes not so much
-Louie
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Variety reporting it as possibly suicide
http://variety.com/2017/music/news/s...de-1202433515/
Bit strange of police to give out such information so soon ?
Last edited by miss k bee; 05-18-2017 at 08:28 AM.
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This really puts a damper in my enjoyment of Roger Ailes being dead.
I was never a huge Soundgarden fan but I can't act like they weren't the real deal and every time I saw them live, two things stuck out to me -- how powerfully loud as hell their guitars were, and how unbelievably strong and flawless Chris's voice was. After just seeing a part of their set a couple weeks ago at a festival, and having a sense of taking them for granted as something of a permanent fixture in the rock world, this is really shocking. I always had a soft spot for Fell On Black Days and it's going to be playing a bit in my house today.
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WOW Chris Cornell I'm shocked and sad, Roger Ailes I'm thrilled. Chris Cornell R.I.P. Roger Ailes Rot In Hell.
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Sad to hear about Cornell: Like others, I woke up to hear the news this morning. One of the great rock voices of his generation. I grew up a Soundgarden, and later, Audioslave fan. I'm glad I got to see them live a few times. Safe travels...
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What the fuck.
Superunknown was the first CD I ever owned.
I was nobody. Nothing.
Yeah Chris Cornell is a terrible loss. So four of the big five Seattle grunge bands' singers are gone; only Eddie Vedder is left.
Losing Cornell is pretty sad for me, but I'm REALLY dreading having to tell my mom; her favorite bands are pretty much Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog and Audioslave. ��
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No we give assumed cause of death info pretty quickly if it seems obvious. Unless it's Michael Hutchence, then a band around neck was "autoerotic asphyxiation" I think because he was sitting near porn mags.
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Now all that is gone
Over with and done
Never to return
RIP
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Roger Ailes and Chris Cornell dead on the same day.
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I dont watch that show, what does that gif mean?
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He's debating whether or not to go on the side of Jewish protesters, as he is a Jewish man and should stick up for his people, or to go over to the side of a Palestinian chicken restaurant, which holds heavily anti-Semitic views and yet produces incredible chicken and has also led to him getting laid. It's his comedic indecisiveness as he weighs the pros and cons on a situation that, for most people, should be an easy one to make morally, and in this context would imply a difficulty in deciding whether to be happy about someone like Ailes dying or depressed about someone like Cornell passing.
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Ah thanks for the explanation
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