Celebrity death thread 2026

[Channel98]

Johnny Hates Jazz formed in 1985 in London. Among their hits are Shattered Dreams, Don't Say It's Love, Heart Of Gold, Turn Back The Clock and I Don't Want To Be A Hero. For the record, "Johnny" is the brother-in-law of lead singer Clark Datchler – and he likes jazz.

Johnny Hates Jazz co-founder Calvin Hayes dies at 63 in Washington

https://streamlinefeed.co.ke/news/johnny-hates-jazz-founder-calvin-hayes-dies-63

 

[sadchild]

second

 

[HecticArt]

Third.
Thats a shame.

 

[Channel98]

Here is a live performance of Shattered Dreams from Millennium Square in Leeds, July 26, 2019:

 

[Channel98]

Mantooth co-starred with Kevin Tighe in 130 episodes of Emergency! (1972-79), played Alex Masters on 382 episodes of Loving (1987-95) and played Hal Munson on 35 episodes of As The World Turns (2003-05). He appeared in 13 movies and TV movies including Agent Red, Enemy Action, Time Share, Terror At London Bridge and He Was A Quiet Man.

Randolph Mantooth, Firefighter-Paramedic Johnny Gage on ‘Emergency!,’ Dies at 80

He partnered with real-life pal Kevin Tighe (Roy DeSoto) on the popular NBC series, then did lots of soap operas.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

Mantooth co-starred with Kevin Tighe in 130 episodes of Emergency! (1972-79), played Alex Masters on 382 episodes of Loving (1987-95) and played Hal Munson on 35 episodes of As The World Turns (2003-05). He appeared in 13 movies and TV movies including Agent Red, Enemy Action, Time Share, Terror At London Bridge and He Was A Quiet Man.

Randolph Mantooth, Firefighter-Paramedic Johnny Gage on ‘Emergency!,’ Dies at 80

He partnered with real-life pal Kevin Tighe (Roy DeSoto) on the popular NBC series, then did lots of soap operas.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

Second. I remember him from "Emergency".

 

[HecticArt]

Third.
I used to watch that show when I was a kid.
I even had an Emergency lunch box when I was in the 4th grade or so.

 

[Channel98]

The Emergency! lunch boxes were manufactured in 1973 by Aladdin Industries. One is in the National Museum of American History in Washington DC.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

"Emergency" IMHO was the forerunner of a lot of the medical shows that followed. I look at the 911 shows that are all on now and just say that is just "Emergency" modernized with soap opera type actors.