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Yahoo
27-03-2025
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Married with Children and ER star dies suddenly at 58
Model and actor Cindyana Santangelo, best known for her appearances in the seminal sitcom Married with Children and medical drama ER, has died suddenly aged 58. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department confirmed to The Independent that they responded to an emergency medical call in Malibu, California, on the evening of March 24. The person, later identified as Santangelo, was rushed to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Before her death, authorities were advised that Santangelo had received cosmetic shots at her home, TMZ reported. The cause of death is not yet known, though an autopsy is pending and an investigation has been launched. Santangelo made a variety of one-off appearances in shows like ER, CSI Miami and Married with Children. In the latter, she played Sierra Madre, a dancer at The Jiggly Room. She also made an uncredited appearance as Yoga Girl in the 2003 action comedy Hollywood Homicide, starring Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett. In 1990, Santangelo sang the intro to Jane's Addiction's song 'Stop.' The rock band's frontman, Perry Farrell, later dubbed her the 'Latina Marilyn Monroe' in an interview with Spin Magazine. In a joint Instagram post shared on Santangelo's feed before her death, her friend, Cynthia Buanuelos, wished her a happy birthday. 'Cheers to another amazing year, my Wifey for Lifey,' Buanuelos captioned the post, alongside a photo of the two of them dressed up for Independence Day. Buanuelos has since shared a tribute to Santangelo in another joint Instagram post featured on the actor's page. 'My heart aches as I write this. I'm still in shock and disbelief. How can you be gone???' Buanuelos wrote. Remembering her as having had 'a heart as vast as the ocean, a spirit as free as the wind, and a love that ran deeper than the blue depths you adored,' she added: 'I will feel your presence in every crashing wave, every salty breeze, and every shimmering reflection of the sun on the ocean's surface. You were my best friend, my wifey, my kindred spirit. The most gorgeous mermaid in human form. Forever drawn to the sea.'
The Independent
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Married with Children and ER star dies suddenly at 58
Model and actor Cindyana Santangelo, best known for her appearances in the seminal sitcom Married with Children and medical drama ER, has died suddenly aged 58. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department responded to an emergency medical call in Malibu, California, on the evening of March 24, according to an advisory, per People. The person, later identified as Santangelo, was rushed to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Before her death, authorities were advised that Santangelo had received cosmetic shots at her home, TMZ reported. The cause of death is not yet known, though an autopsy is pending and an investigation has been launched. The Independent has contacted the LASD for further comment. Santangelo made a variety of one-off appearances in shows like ER, CSI Miami and Married with Children. In the latter, she played Sierra Madre, a dancer at The Jiggly Room. She also made an uncredited appearance as Yoga Girl in the 2003 action comedy Hollywood Homicide, starring Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett. In 1990, Santangelo sang the intro to Jane's Addiction's song 'Stop.' The rock band's frontman, Perry Farrell, later dubbed her the 'Latina Marilyn Monroe' in an interview with Spin Magazine. In a joint Instagram post shared on Santangelo's feed before her death, her friend, Cynthia Buanuelos, wished her a happy birthday. Watch Apple TV+ free for 7 days New subscribers only. £8.99/mo. after free trial. Plan auto-renews until cancelled Try for free 'Cheers to another amazing year, my Wifey for Lifey,' Buanuelos captioned the post, alongside a photo of the two of them dressed up for Independence Day. Buanuelos has since shared a tribute to Santangelo in another joint Instagram post featured on the actor's page. 'My heart aches as I write this. I'm still in shock and disbelief. How can you be gone???' Buanuelos wrote. Remembering her as having had 'a heart as vast as the ocean, a spirit as free as the wind, and a love that ran deeper than the blue depths you adored,' she added: 'I will feel your presence in every crashing wave, every salty breeze, and every shimmering reflection of the sun on the ocean's surface. You were my best friend, my wifey, my kindred spirit. The most gorgeous mermaid in human form. Forever drawn to the sea.'
Yahoo
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
90's Heartthrob Robert Gavin (Land of the Lost) Debuts First Album One Thousand Love Letters to My Best Friend on Valentine's Day
CALABASAS, Calif., Feb. 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- After a break from acting and performing for decades, Robert Gavin is going back to his roots performing and debuts his first album, One Thousand Letters to My Best Friend, on Valentine's Day. Gavin was a member of one of the first boy bands in the 90's, Outlaw Posse (along with David Faustino from Married with Children), and was one of the forces behind the pioneering hip hop club Balistyx in Hollywood. He's been a successful entrepreneur in the music business after starting TicketZoom and knew that one day he would record his own music that has been percolating within. Gavin co-wrote all the songs and has an impressive array of producers that worked on the album, including Manuel Olsen, Akron, Jeremih, Chris Brown, Diddy, Trey Songz, Rich the Kid, Desiigner, and Drakeo. The first three singles are One Thousand Love Letters, Love Bombs (which has an accompanying anime video), and My Best Friend. All the songs tap into relationship heartache, the roller coaster of love, and the challenges of dating in today's word (such as ghosting, henceforth the song Ghosting). Please see the links to the video and music below: One Thousand Love Letters - Bombs - Best Friend - Bombs Video - Streaming Link: Available on:SpotifyApple MusiciTunesInstagramFacebookYouTube MusicPandoraTikTokAmazonDeezerTidaliHeartRadioClaro MúsicaSaavanBoomplayAnghamiNetEaseTencentQobuzJooxKuack MediaAdaptrFloMediaNet Media Contacts: Elizabeth Much/emuch@ (310-963-8050) Joseph Marcario/JMacario@ (631-428-5743) A photo accompanying this announcement is available at in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
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Katey Sagal calls LA fires ‘overwhelming time' as she joins Hollywood to raise over $1.6M in relief efforts
As the California fires have devastated more than hundreds of thousands of residents, Hollywood actors have come together to raise millions for relief efforts. "Married with Children" actress Katey Sagal, "Indiana Jones" star Ke Huy Quan and several other A-listers spoke with Fox News Digital about how they've been deeply impacted by the Los Angeles fires, as they raised more than $1.6 million through various charities. Los Angeles native Sagal, 71, shared that the fires were "particularly personal" to her since she also attended Palisades High School growing up. California Fires: Essential Phone Numbers For Los Angeles-area Residents And How You Can Help Them "To see those neighborhoods come down was just unbelievably heartbreaking to me," she said during the LA Wildfire Relief LIVE event. "A devastating time right now in our city… it's just an overwhelming time… all of us coming together to help… and to raise money… It's human spirit. It's what we do… it's the better part of humanity." Read On The Fox News App Sagal's comments come after the Palisades Charter High School was previously engulfed in flames due to the wildfires raging in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los burned property, a popular location for Hollywood productions, was severely damaged by the wildfires around Jan. 7, the day the inferno broke out in the impacted areas. The "8 Simple Rules" star continued to share how her home was affected by the fires. "We live in Hollywood, and the fire was in my backyard when it started in the Hollywood area. They got it out pretty quick, but we were evacuated and house completely filled with smoke."Although she fortunately didn't lose her home, she explained how her family had to evacuate for approximately ten days. WATCH: KATEY SAGAL CALLS LA FIRES 'OVERWHELMING TIME' "We didn't lose our house and we didn't lose our family, our pets or nothing of real value. But we were scared, and we were terrified, as we were watching the news and seeing how quickly it was spreading." She added it was difficult to compare her situation to others who experienced the inferno first hand in the Altadena and Palisades area, but she expressed the utmost gratitude. The devastation from the California fires is a major part of why she wanted to help during the charity event, hosted at the Rosewood Residences in Beverly Hills. Millions were donated through the Tiltify Impact Fund for LAFD Wildfire Emergency Fund, California Fire Foundation, World Central Kitchen, Baby2Baby, CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort). The broadcast was created and produced by Impact Agency WCPG, Tiltify, Real Good Touring and fundraising kicked off with a $500,000 match donation from Josh Brolin via the Brolin Family Foundation. Click Here To Sign Up For The Entertainment Newsletter WATCH: 'GOONIES' ACTOR COMPARES LA FIRES TO ICONIC MOVIE Meanwhile, "Goonies" actor Quan, 53, called Los Angeles his "safe haven," as he resided in the area for more than 45 years. The Oscar-winning actor admitted he and his wife "frantically packed" as they were forced to evacuate. "It was at that moment that I realized how fragile everything can be. You can just lose your livelihood, your home, everything you own… just like that," Quan told Fox News Digital. Tv Host Calls La Fires 'A Disaster,' Says Not Enough Was Done By Elected Officials "Luckily, thank God to the first responders and the firefighters. They are the true heroes of our city. They put out that fire very quickly. So, we were very fortunate. But I also know a lot of people who weren't as fortunate. And it's horrible. It's really heartbreaking to see." Performances from celebrities including Jason Segel were featured during the charity event, as he said it's going to be a "long road" ahead until Los Angeles recovers from the tragic fires. WATCH: JASON SEGEL SAYS 'LONG ROAD' FOR LOS ANGELES TO RECOVER FROM FIRES The "How I Met Your Mother" actor additionally shared that he worked closely with CORE, Community Organized Relief Effort, for years. CORE is a nonprofit organization that brings immediate aid and recovery to communities. It was founded by actor Sean Penn and Ann Lee. Like What You're Reading? Click Here For More Entertainment News "We are doing distributions of materials. We are running the child-friendly space in the Pasadena shelter for those that are displaced," CORE co-founder Lee shared with Fox News Digital. "We're also doing cash programming. We just supported 450 families with cash… all of this and today from our amazing supporters is helping us continue to support those families in need." Meanwhile, Gov. Gavin Newsom thanked President Donald Trump on Friday for visiting Southern California to tour the devastation left by the fires this month. Trump traveled to Southern California yesterday to see damage from the recent wildfires that destroyed thousands of acres and more than 10,000 buildings in the Los Angeles area and claimed the lives of nearly 30 people. Fox News Digital's Brie Stimson and Aubrie Spady contributed to this article source: Katey Sagal calls LA fires 'overwhelming time' as she joins Hollywood to raise over $1.6M in relief efforts
Fox News
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Katey Sagal calls LA fires ‘overwhelming time' as she joins Hollywood to raise over $1.6M in relief efforts
As the California fires have devastated more than hundreds of thousands of residents, Hollywood actors have come together to raise millions for relief efforts. "Married with Children" actress Katey Sagal, "Indiana Jones" star Ke Huy Quan and several other A-listers spoke with Fox News Digital about how they've been deeply impacted by the Los Angeles fires, as they raised more than $1.6 million through various charities. Los Angeles native Sagal, 71, shared that the fires were "particularly personal" to her since she also attended Palisades High School growing up. "To see those neighborhoods come down was just unbelievably heartbreaking to me," she said during the LA Wildfire Relief LIVE event. "A devastating time right now in our city… it's just an overwhelming time… all of us coming together to help… and to raise money… It's human spirit. It's what we do… it's the better part of humanity." Sagal's comments come after the Palisades Charter High School was previously engulfed in flames due to the wildfires raging in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los burned property, a popular location for Hollywood productions, was severely damaged by the wildfires around Jan. 7, the day the inferno broke out in the impacted areas. The "8 Simple Rules" star continued to share how her home was affected by the fires. "We live in Hollywood, and the fire was in my backyard when it started in the Hollywood area. They got it out pretty quick, but we were evacuated and house completely filled with smoke."Although she fortunately didn't lose her home, she explained how her family had to evacuate for approximately ten days. WATCH: KATEY SAGAL CALLS LA FIRES 'OVERWHELMING TIME' "We didn't lose our house and we didn't lose our family, our pets or nothing of real value. But we were scared, and we were terrified, as we were watching the news and seeing how quickly it was spreading." She added it was difficult to compare her situation to others who experienced the inferno first hand in the Altadena and Palisades area, but she expressed the utmost gratitude. The devastation from the California fires is a major part of why she wanted to help during the charity event, hosted at the Rosewood Residences in Beverly Hills. Millions were donated through the Tiltify Impact Fund for LAFD Wildfire Emergency Fund, California Fire Foundation, World Central Kitchen, Baby2Baby, CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort). The broadcast was created and produced by Impact Agency WCPG, Tiltify, Real Good Touring and fundraising kicked off with a $500,000 match donation from Josh Brolin via the Brolin Family Foundation. WATCH: 'GOONIES' ACTOR COMPARES LA FIRES TO ICONIC MOVIE Meanwhile, "Goonies" actor Quan, 53, called Los Angeles his "safe haven," as he resided in the area for more than 45 years. The Oscar-winning actor admitted he and his wife "frantically packed" as they were forced to evacuate. "It was at that moment that I realized how fragile everything can be. You can just lose your livelihood, your home, everything you own… just like that," Quan told Fox News Digital. "Luckily, thank God to the first responders and the firefighters. They are the true heroes of our city. They put out that fire very quickly. So, we were very fortunate. But I also know a lot of people who weren't as fortunate. And it's horrible. It's really heartbreaking to see." Performances from celebrities including Jason Segel were featured during the charity event, as he said it's going to be a "long road" ahead until Los Angeles recovers from the tragic fires. WATCH: JASON SEGEL SAYS 'LONG ROAD' FOR LOS ANGELES TO RECOVER FROM FIRES The "How I Met Your Mother" actor additionally shared that he worked closely with CORE, Community Organized Relief Effort, for years. CORE is a nonprofit organization that brings immediate aid and recovery to communities. It was founded by actor Sean Penn and Ann Lee. "We are doing distributions of materials. We are running the child-friendly space in the Pasadena shelter for those that are displaced," CORE co-founder Lee shared with Fox News Digital. "We're also doing cash programming. We just supported 450 families with cash… all of this and today from our amazing supporters is helping us continue to support those families in need." Meanwhile, Gov. Gavin Newsom thanked President Donald Trump on Friday for visiting Southern California to tour the devastation left by the fires this month. Trump traveled to Southern California yesterday to see damage from the recent wildfires that destroyed thousands of acres and more than 10,000 buildings in the Los Angeles area and claimed the lives of nearly 30 people.
