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R.I.P.

Ode i Pako de Lusija. 


http://www.blic.rs/Kultura/Vesti/445571/Preminuo-gitarista-Pako-de-Lusija

Au... RIP.

 

Umro Alen Rene, ne mogu da verujem, sinoć smo pričali kako se super drži, sinoć!

sad stvarno moram da pogledam Marienbad, stoji mi na disku godinama...

umro je jedan od solidnijih pisaca fantastike i horora, makl šia.




evo šta o njemu kaže živi i zdravi lerd beron:

http://lairdbarron.wordpress.com/2014/03/03/a-light-goes-out/

Ти си се зезно, Лорд Бајрон је одавно мртав.

ne laprdaj, kozo!

Hal Douglas, a voice-over artist who narrated thousands of movie trailers in a gravelly baritone heard by "audiences everywhere," as he might have put it, "thrilled by images never before seen ... until now!," died on Friday at his home in Lovettsville, Va. He was 89.

Hal Douglas (Demo Reel)

Umro  Scott Asheton, bubnjar Studžiza.

Iggy Pop Drummer Scott Asheton Dead at 64

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Scott Asheton, a founding member and the drummer in the seminal punk rock band the Stooges has died, singer Iggy Pop said on his Facebook page Sunday.


"My dear friend Scott Asheton passed away last night," Pop said in his post. Asheton was 64.
"Scott was a great artist, I have never heard anyone play the drums with more meaning than Scott Asheton. He was like my brother. He and Ron have left a huge legacy to the world. The Ashetons have always been and continue to be a second family to me.

"My thoughts are with his sister Kathy, his wife Liz and his daughter Leanna, who was the light of his life."

Asheton co-formed the Stooges in 1967 in Ann Arbor, Mich., along with Pop, Dave Alexander and guitarist Ron Asheton, his older brother who died in 2009. Their best known songs include "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and "Search and Destroy," and the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.

No cause of death was indicated. Asheton had suffered a stroke in 2011 that caused his temporary retirement

U to ime:


The Stooges - Search And Destroy

e, ovo je baš veliki gubitak i prevelika šteta!

u naponu stvaralačke snage, umro je Lucius Shepard!

r.i.p.

Jel' to praviš neku surovu pošalicu ili internet još nije saznao nešto što su tebi javili preko veze??? Ili je to neki drugi Lucius Shepard???

Quote from: Meho Krljic on 20-03-2014, 11:08:20
Jel' to praviš neku surovu pošalicu ili internet još nije saznao nešto što su tebi javili preko veze??? Ili je to neki drugi Lucius Shepard???

imam vezu kod sv. petra pa mi javi kad mu dođe neka baš dobra duša...

u međuvremenu je obznanila vikipedija, a uskoro će, kad se probude, i ameri...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucius_Shepard

Aiii... Onda... RIP. Veliko je to ime bilo.

R.I.P. Dušan Poček

Nek počiva u miru. Lepo je poživeo. I bio drag glumac.

jbt, jel ostao još koji od tih specifičnih glumaca, kao što su Načić, Poček, Vujisić, ili su nam ostali samo Kostić i Kičić?

dobro, Đurička bih isto svrstao u prvu grupu, ali to je to, otprilike

Ja ne mogu da se setim trenutno ni jednog od tih specifičnih...možda nisu bili veliki glumci, ali su se pamtili. Možda Brstina.

evo šta je lord bajron reko o lušesu još jesenas:

http://lairdbarron.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/giant-among-us-lucius-shepard/

Uh.

Ovo  ne valja. Kada smo ga "otkrili" još je bio mlad i perspektivan pisac... 

Skoro dovršen prevod jedne od novela iz serijala o zmaju Griolu (The Father of Stones) posle gašenja Monolita
i dalje ćami ćekajući, verovatno bez nade da će ugledati svetlo dana...


Uh.

Actor James Rebhorn has died at the age of 65.

R.I.P. Bio je jedan od Onih sporednih glumaca.

GWAR Frontman DAVE BROCKIE A.K.A. ODERUS URUNGUS Dead At 50

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/gwar-frontman-dave-brockie-a-k-a-oderus-urungus-reportedly-dead-at-50/

Штрецнух се за тренутак, учинило ми се Дејв Брок из Хоквинда. Молим те да сљедећи пут будеш пажљивији.

"Хоквинд"? То су они који су Лемија избацили из бенда?

Тја.

Quote from: Джон Рейнольдс on 25-03-2014, 01:55:44
"Хоквинд"? То су они који су Лемија избацили из бенда?

Тја.

Не сјећам се под којим околностима је Леми напустио Хоквинд, али свакако да је тамо много научио и да без Хоквинда не бисмо имали Моторхед!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (или тако некако)

То одвајање свакако је било добар потез. Јер прво смо имали један лош бенд, а онда један лош бенд и један сјајан бенд.

Одличан је Хоквинд.

Pa, da, pogotovo recimo u pesmi Motorhead

Hawkwind - Motorhead (Remastered Vinyl) 1975

Je l gledao neko crtanu seriju Silver surfer? Vredi li?

Али још је бољи Моторхед у песми Моторхед!

Motörhead - Motorhead

RIP Frankie Knuckles. The house legend was reportedly found dead at his house today. He was 59.

http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=24255

Evo, urekli ste ga:

Mickey Rooney, Legendary Actor, Dies at 93

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Mickey Rooney, the pint-sized actor who was one of MGM's giant box office attractions in the late '30s and early '40s, has died, sources confirm. He was 93.

As adept at comedy as drama and an excellent singer and dancer, Rooney was regarded as the consummate entertainer. During a prolific career on stage and screen that spanned eight decades ("I've been working all my life, but it seems longer," he once said), he was nominated for four Academy Awards and received two special Oscars, the Juvenile Award in 1939 (shared with Deanna Durbin) and one in 1983 for his body of work.

He also appeared on series and TV and in made for television movies, one of which, "Bill," the touching story of a mentally challenged man, won him an Emmy. He was Emmy nominated three other times. And for "Sugar Babies," a musical revue in which he starred with Ann Miller, he was nominated for a Tony in 1980.

Both in his professional and personal life Rooney withstood many peaks and valleys. He was married eight times and filed for bankruptcy in 1962, having gone through the $12 million he had earned. And until middle age, he was never able to quite cast off his popularity as a juvenile. Nonetheless, Rooney's highs more than compensated for his lows. Via his "Andy Hardy" series of films, the five-foot-three Rooney came to embody the virtues of small-town American boyhood. Those films and a series of musicals in which he co-starred with Judy Garland made him the nation's biggest box office attraction for three years running.

Born Joseph Yule Jr. in Brooklyn, Rooney made his stage debut at age 15 months in his family's vaudeville act, Yule and Carter, as a midget in a tuxedo. His first film role in the silent "Not to Be Trusted" also found him playing a midget. Even as a child he demonstrated the ability to be a consummate clown and to move audiences with his sentimental renditions of songs like "Pal of My Cradle Days." After his parent's divorce, his mother Nell answered an ad placed by cartoonist Fontaine Fox, who was looking for a child actor to play the comicstrip character Mickey McGuire in a series of silent comedy shorts. Rooney appeared in almost 80 episodes of the popular serial, which continued to be churned out by Standard Film Corp. until 1932. His mother wanted to legally change his name to McGuire, but when Fox objected, she chose Rooney instead.


As a teenager, Rooney appeared in many popular films including Tom Mix Western "My Pal the King" and, memorably, as Puck in Max Reinhardt's 1935 adaptation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." In 1934, MGM signed him to a week-to-week contract; his first success was playing Clark Gable as a boy in "Manhattan Melodrama." He slowly climbed up the star ladder, appearing in an adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's "Ah Wilderness" and in "Little Lord Fauntleroy," "Captains Courageous" and "Boy's Town," the latter two alongside Spencer Tracy.

But it was "A Family Affair," a B-movie adaptation of the minor Broadway play "Skidding," that first brought the world the Hardy family and its irrepressible son Andy, "the perfect composite of everybody's kid brother," according to critic Frank S. Nugent. With the surprise success of "A Family Affair," the Hardy family, which included Lewis Stone (replacing Lionel Barrymore) as Judge Hardy and Spring Byington as his wife, embarked on a 15-film series of adventures in Americana. As star of one of the most successful series in film history, Rooney was earning $150,000 a year before his 20th birthday. In 1939, he was voted a special Oscar by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences.

The following year he was nominated for best actor in the film musical version of "Babes in Arms" with Judy Garland. "Mickey Rooney can act the legs off a centipede," wrote the critic for the Sunday Times in London. It was the first of several memorable pairings with Garland including "Strike Up the Band," "Babes on Broadway" and "Girl Crazy."

His performance in the 1943 version of William Saroyan's "The Human Comedy" brought a second nomination, and he played his first adult role opposite Elizabeth Taylor in "National Velvet."

From 1944-46, Rooney served in the U.S. Army in the Jeep Theater, travelling 150,000 miles entertaining the troops and acting as a radio personality on the American Forces Network.

But after the war, Rooney's attempt to make the transition from overaged teenager to full-fledged adult was rocky at best. MGM tried to give him a new image, casting him as a boxer in "Killer McCoy"; the musical version of "Ah Wilderness," called "Summer Holiday," also failed to please. The very qualities that had made him an appealing child star now began to grate. His energetic cockiness seemed forced and egotistical in an adult. The vaudeville-style humor and sentimentality were deemed annoying and precious by post-war audiences.

After settling his contract with MGM in a dispute over not being cast in the all-star war drama "Battleground," Rooney made nightclub appearances as he rebuilt his career. His freelance movie assignments, such as "Quicksand," sank without a trace. Only "The Bold and the Brave," a WWII drama that brought him a third Oscar nomination, met with any success. The final Andy Hardy drama, 1958's "Andy Hardy Comes Home," found him as a successful lawyer and new head of the family. It was the final and least successful film in the series.

Rooney also tried directing, helming 1951's "My True Story," with Helen Walker as a jewel thief, and 1960's "The Private Lives of Adam and Eve," a complex comedy in which he also starred.

He experienced somewhat more success in television: He was nominated for Emmys for dramatic work on "Playhouse 90" effort "The Comedian," considered a classic of golden-era television, and "Eddie" on "Alcoa Theatre."He also appeared, less felicitously, in the mid-'50s series "The Mickey Rooney Show: Hey, Mulligan" on NBC and "Mickey," which ran for a few months on ABC in 1964-65.

But in 1962, after filing for bankruptcy (the money had dwindled through his many divorces and because of his fondness for betting on "the ponies"), he embarked on a career as a character actor in films including "Breakfast at Tiffany's," "Requiem for a Heavyweight" and "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." His controversial "Breakfast at Tiffany's" role as Mr. Yunioshi, a buck-toothed broadly comic caricature of a Japanese man, did not draw much ire when the film was first released but has since been condemned as racist.

Off the bigscreen, he toured the country on a double bill with singer Bobby Van and in summer stock.

In 1963, he appeared as the very first guest on "The Judy Garland Show" upon Garland's insistence. And he appeared occasionally during the '60s on comedy/variety shows such as "The Dean Martin Comedy Hour," "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" and "The Carol Burnett Show." He guested on "Hollywood Squares" in 13 episodes between 1969 and 1976, and made 15 appearances on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" from 1970-73.

Norman Lear considered him for role of Archie Bunker, but Rooney rejected the project just as Jackie Gleason had. Perhaps he felt the role of Santa Claus fit him better: Rooney did the voices for four Christmas TV animated/stop action specials over the years. He played Santa in "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town" (1970), "The Year Without a Santa Claus" (1974), "Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July" (1979) and "A Miser Brothers' Christmas" (2008) and also played St. Nick in a 1982 episode of "The Love Boat."

In later years, Rooney continued to work hard and sometimes found notable success. He received an Oscar nomination for supporting actor in 1980 for "The Black Stallion." He won an Emmy for "Bill" in 1982 and drew an Emmy nom for reprising the role in another CBS telepic two years later.

In addition to his success in the musical "Sugar Babies," he made popular stage appearances in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" and on Broadway in "The Will Rogers Follies."

In 1982 he starred in a short-lived sitcom, "One of the Boys," with Dana Carvey and Nathan Lane. He guested on "The Golden Girls" in 1988, on "Murder, She Wrote" in 1993 and on "ER" in 1998; he starred in "The New Adventures of the Black Stallion," based on the film, for 57 episodes from 1990-93.

As he approached and then surpassed his 90th birthday, he labored on, appearing in 2006 in "Night at the Museum" and in 2011 in "The Muppets" feature, among several other films.


In 1993 he published autobiography "Life Is Too Short"; the next year he came out with a novel, Hollywood murder mystery "The Search for Sonny Skies."

Rooney had battled the major studios and the Screen Actors Guild seeking TV residuals for his screen appearances before 1960 without success. In 2011 he revealed he had suffered another form of victimization. He was granted a temporary restraining order against his stepson, who was accused of withholding food and medicine and interfering in Rooney's personal finances, which was subsequently replaced by a confidential agreement.

In March 2011 he testified before a special Senate committee considering legislation to curb abuses of senior citizens.

Rooney voyaged, as a special guest, as part of the TCM Classic Cruise in January 2013.

Rooney was married eight times, first and most famously to his MGM co-star Ava Gardner.

Son Tim Rooney died in 2006.

Mickey Rooney is survived by wife Jan Chamberlin, a singer he married in 1978; son Mickey Rooney Jr. from his marriage to singer Betty Jane Rase; son Theodore Michael Rooney from his marriage to actress Martha Vickers; daughters Kelly Ann Rooney, Kerry Rooney and Kimmy Sue Rooney and son Michael Joseph Rooney from his marriage to Barbara Ann Thomason; and daughter Jonelle Rooney and adopted son Jimmy Rooney from his marriage to Carolyn Hockett.

On barem nema za cim da zali u zivotu 

To beše onaj lik iz Gorile u čijem kupatilu je koknut tip što mu je trpo ženu? Mislim, i žena je sređena...

I prva žena mu je bila Ava Gardner. Jedna od osam komada. A, taj što je koknut beše Miša Milošević, beogradski lokalni lepotan i mangup koji se uhlebio u Holivudu.

Pretpostavljam da nikog nije mnogo briga za Pičis Geldof, ali eto, overila:


Peaches Geldof Dies at 25

QuotePeaches Geldof, journalist, TV personality and one-time model, who had two young children, has been found dead at her home at the young age of 25. Police officers said they were treating her passing as "sudden" and "unexplained" almost 15 years after the abrupt and public death of her own mother.

The rock star scion became one of the loudest voices of her generation; prolific on social media and in the British press. The final message she posted on Twitter and Instagram was a photograph with her mother, who died suddenly when she was just 11, alongside the message: "Me and my mum."
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Peaches, who herself had two children under the age of two, grew up in the public eye, with a column in Elle magazine by the time she was 16. Her father, Bob Geldof, the musician who masterminded the Live Aid concerts in the 1980s, was left to raise her when his estranged wife Paula Yates, a television presenter and writer, died of a heroin overdose. A coroner ruled that her death was an accident, not suicide, despite her obvious despair at the sudden death of her lover Michael Hutchence, the lead singer of INXS.
Geldof announced the death of his daughter in a written statement signed by him and his other children. "Peaches has died. We are beyond pain," he wrote. "She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us.
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"Writing 'was' destroys me afresh. What a beautiful child. How is this possible that we will not see her again? How is that bearable? We loved her and will cherish her forever. How sad that sentence is."
Police in Kent, South East England, where she lived, told The Daily Beast they had visited the address after receiving a call expressing concern for the welfare of a 25-year old woman at 1:35p.m. She was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene by the Ambulance service. "The death is being treated as a non-suspicious, but unexplained, sudden death," a spokesman said.
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Peaches had two young sons, Astala, 20 months, and Phaedra, 10 months, with her second husband, Thomas Cohen, singer of the London band S.C.U.M. "My beloved wife Peaches was adored by myself and her two sons," he said. "I shall bring them up with their mother in their hearts everyday. We shall love her forever."
The young mother built up a reputation as something of a nightlife fixture as a teenager, associating with a glossy crowd of stylists and the staff of fashion magazines, who were always tempting her onto their pages. She was also often seen in the front row at fashion week and on the London party circuit. The last time she was seen in public was during London Fashion Week on April 3. She attended the Temperley shows, and was an enthusiastic cheerleader for British fashion as a whole.
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Given her lineage, however, it was inevitable that she would end up gravitating towards the music scene, and in recent years her circle of friends included the British singer Eliza Doolittle, Lily Allen and Pixie Lott.
Peaches moved to Brooklyn in 2008 after marrying American musician Max Drummey from the band Chester French in a surprise ceremony following a whirlwind romance. She had his name tattooed on her inner wrist, but they separated a year later and divorced in 2011. In recent months, Peaches had taken to applying make-up over her tattoos when she was going out to project a more mature look. After a short relationship with film director Eli Roth, Geldof married Cohen.
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In 2010 it was reported that she taken heroin during a one-night stand with an American who boasted about the exploits and posted nude pictures of them on Reddit. Geldof admitted that it was her in the images, but denied using the drug.
In recent years she had been notably less visible at UK events after she moved out of London and spent more time at home with her husband and two children in Kent.
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Like many new parents, her photo streams were dominated by pictures of her children and family life, although on the rare nights out it was still her music-industry mates who would be found by her side.
For all her notoriety, Peaches had always struggled to find her niche, bouncing between journalism, modeling and reality TV since her teens. Her next appointment with the public was going to be a charity show on the BBC called Top Dog, in which several celebrities and their pet dogs went head to head in a series of exercises that test their physical agility.
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The 15-part show was due to begin on March 3, with Peaches paring up with her Golden Retriever, Parper.
She was last in the headlines in Britain when she was threatened with a criminal investigation for publicly naming the mothers of the children abused by British rock singer Ian Watkins in November last year.
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She sent out tweets reading, "So apparently the names of the women who offered their children up to be raped by Ian Watkins have already been released by the Welsh court and on several different websites. The names are [X] and [X], sick horrible women. It sickens me to see just how far the cult of celebrity and super fandom has come when grown women are passing their own kids around. I hate the world sometimes."
Peaches was apparently unaware that the mother's identities were being legally protected to prevent their children from being identified. The police didn't take the matter any further, not least because in one important respect Peaches was —the authorities had named the mothers on a court service's listing site.
Related from The Daily Beast

Spominje se i njen poslednji tvit, slika nje i majke:

https://twitter.com/peaches_g

umro severin franić, filmski kritičar, esejista, urednik, izdavač.

nisam se slagao s njegovim antižanrovskim (i drugim) nazorima, kritikovao sam ga u U BRDIMA, HORORI i drugde (najnovije: u polemici oko SRPSKOG FILMA u FILAŽU br. 5) ali ipak... poštovao sam ga na neki način - i kao čoveka (koji je naživo bio srdačan i zabavan) i kao urednika koji je u JU FILMU DANAS objavio neke fundamentalne (tuđe) tekstove.

Ode SVJ:


Preminula Svetlana Velmar Janković

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Srpska akademija nauka i umetnosti sa žaljenjem obaveštava javnost u Srbiji da je preminula knjževnica Svetlana Velmar Janković.




Svetlana Velmar Janković  rođena je u Beogradu, 1. februara 1933. godine. Diplomirala je na Filološkom fakultetu u Beogradu, Francuski jezik i književnost.
   
Dopisni član  Odeljenja jezika i književnosti postala je  2. novembra 2006. godine a  redovni član je od  05. novembra 2009.  godine.
 
Oblast rada akademika Svetlane Velmar Janković  bila je književnost.
Akademik Velmar Janković  bila je u uredništvu časopisa Književnost i član uređivačkog kolegijuma Izdavačkog preduzeća "Prosveta" (1971-1989). Takođe bila je urednik Prosvetinih edicija proze i esejistike domaćih autora, lektire za srednje škole i  osnivač Biblioteke "Baština``.





Dobitnica je nagrade: "Isidora Sekulić", "Ivo Andrić", "Meša Selimović", "Đorđe Jovanović", "Bora Stanković", Nagradea Narodne biblioteke Srbije za najčitaniju knjigu u 1992. god, NIN-ove nagrada za roman godine (1995), "Neven", " Politikinog Zabavnika", "6. april" za životno delo o Beogradu i dr.
 
Akademik Svetlana Velmar Janković dala je izuzetni doprinos srpskoj i svetskoj književnosti i  svojim delima obogatila je opus naše savremene književnosi i književne kritike.

Umrla autorka knjiga o Adrijanu Molu:

http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/apr/11/sue-townsend-dies-aged-68-adrian-mole

http://www.blic.rs/Slobodno-vreme/Vesti/457383/Uginuo-konj-carobnjaka-Gandalfa

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/17/gabriel-garcia-marquez-dead_n_5169325.html

Некако се провукло необјављено, а ја сазнао од Вилодвиспа на Фејсбуку - умро је легендарни сценариста Еверет де Рош, аутор феноменалних сценарија као нпр. Дуги викенд и Утврђење.

http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2014&mm=04&dd=18&nav_category=12&nav_id=838204

Nobelovac Gabrijel Garsija Markes umro je u 87. godini, javlja B92.net.

http://www.art-anima.com/27-vesti/pisci/2476-preminuo-gabriel-garsija-markes

Quote from: Брдо МекКлинток on 18-04-2014, 17:11:42
http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2014&mm=04&dd=18&nav_category=12&nav_id=838204

Stvarno šteta za Mirka Đorđevića, uživao sam da ga slušam