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Digital Journalist. News & history nerd. Future novelist. As seen in @yahoolifestyle & @yahooent @thegrio @ESSENCE
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This legendary ‘Happy Days’ star was ‘almost vomiting’ before live audience taping Original

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By Megan Sims Verified, Megan Sims
| Cleveland.com Verified
Two actors from the beloved sitcom “Happy Days” revealed that a young Ron Howard once struggled with severe stage fright during the show’s transition to live studio audience filming, PEOPLE reports. Don Most, 72, and Anson Williams, 76, shared the story during a reunion panel at Fanboy Expo Knoxville in Tennessee. The actors described how Howard, who played protagonist Richie Cunningham, was terrified when the ABC show began filming before a live audience at the start of its third season in 1975.
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Beloved reality star dies months after wedding

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By Megan Sims Verified
| AL.com Verified
TV & Streaming Published: Jul. 13, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Theo Burrell died at age 39 after living with glioblastoma for four years.Kristian Tuxen Ladegaard Berg/Getty Images If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Theo Burrell, a ceramics and glass specialist on “Antiques Roadshow” who became a prominent voice for brain cancer research, died Wednesday at age 39 surrounded by her family, PEOPLE reports.
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TV icon who helped make paramedics household heroes dies at 80 Original

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By Megan Sims Verified, Megan Sims
| Cleveland.com Verified
Randolph Mantooth, who portrayed paramedic Johnny Gage on the NBC medical drama “Emergency,” died Thursday in Ventura, California, Entertainment Weekly reports. He was 80. His brother, Donald, confirmed the death to news outlets and said Mantooth had battled several different cancers over the years. Mantooth rose to prominence in the 1970s by appearing in every episode of “Emergency” during its six-season run from 1972 to 1977.
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