The entertainment industry has already lost many prominent characters in 2025. The world of films was shaken by the death of “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks” David Lynch, as the visual film director’s greeting continues for weeks. Oscar -winning Jin Hagman was found twice with his wife in late February in Santa in New Mexico, while Michelle Tratinberg, Harriet The Spy star in New York on February 26.
In music, Gareth Hudson, the last member of the band, died in January, while Peter, Paul and Mary Peter Yarrow lost. A singer “killed me quietly”, Roberta Flac, died in February. Among the prominent actresses that died in January, June -and -Lezli Charleson.
Last year, the entertainment works said goodbye to the stars including Shanin Duhri, Bob Newhart, Luis Ghoset Junior, Donald Sarland and James Earl Jones.
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Jeff Pyna
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Jeff Bina, scriptwriter and director whose comedies include anomalous comedy “Small Watch” and “Life after Beth”, died on January 3. Benna was the husband of Ubre Plaza, who starred in his films “The Small Watch”, which is a 2017 black comedy that was placed in the fourteenth century, and “Life after Beth”, which is zombie zombie.
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The Vivienne, called James Lee Williams
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James Lee Williams, a award -winning “RUPAOUL’s Drag Race UK”, known for his name in Vivienne, died on January 5.
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Peter Yarrow
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Peter Yarrow, a third of a third of the popular trio who was led in the 1960s, died Paul and Mary, the writer of the song “Puff, The Magic Dragon” and a prominent social activist, on January 7 at his home in New York City.
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Sam Moore
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Sam Moore, who achieved classic strikes with the two -spirit duo and Dave in the 1960s, died on January 10 in the Coral Ghes, Florida. It was 89.
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Leslie Charleson
The Leslie Charleson soap icon, which has played for decades in Monica Quarten, died on the “General Hospital”, on January 12 after a long illness.
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David Lynch
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Director David Lynch, who was extremely American, died with a dark and surreal artistic vision in films such as “Blue Velvet”, “Mulholland Drive” and the TV network with “Twin Peaks”, on January 15.
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Joan Blurate
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Joan Blurate, “Enchanted April” and Laurence Olive, died on January 16. She was 95 years old.
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Gareth Hudson
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Gareth Hudson, whose fictional approach with the member and brilliant on a group of other tools led to a distinctive touch of the group’s roots in the Canadian American group, the band died on January 21. He was the last member of the band.
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Marian Vethavol
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Singer Marian Vietfoul, who was left by a pop star in London, who was swinging by artistic birth in the amazing wicked era, died on January 30 in London. It was 78.
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Tony Roberts
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Tony Roberts, who appeared in Woody Allen’s films, including “Annie Hall”, died while enjoying a long and abundant profession in Broadway, on February 7 due to complications of lung cancer.
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Roberta Flac
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The legendary pop singer Roberta Flac, who was launched to stardom, died in the early 1970s by the Grammy Award strikes “the first time I saw your face” and “killed me quietly with his song”, on February 24.
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Michelle Tratinberg
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Michech Tartchtenberg, the actress known for the roles of cinema and television including “Gossip Girl” and “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”, died on February 26. She was 39 years old.
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Jin Hakman
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“The French Connection”, Jane Hagman, was found dead on February 26 in Santa in New Mexico, with his wife. He was 95 years old.
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