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Rosalind Ashford, Original Martha and the Vandellas Singer, Dies at 83 Original

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By Mike Barnes Verified
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Rosalind Ashford Walter McBride/Corbis/Getty Images Rosalind Ashford, one of the three original members of Martha and the Vandellas who sang on such Motown classics as “Dancing in the Street,” “Heat Wave” and “Jimmy Mack,” has died. She was 83. A native of Detroit, Ashford died Tuesday of natural causes in the suburb of Redford Township, the Detroit Free Press reported. “I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Rosalind Ashford,” Reeves told the newspaper.
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Rodney Charters, Cinematographer Who Shot Just About Every Episode of ’24,’ Dies at 77 Original

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| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Rodney Charters Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Fox Rodney Charters, the New Zealand-born cinematographer who shot all but eight episodes of the first eight seasons of the high-octane, Kiefer Sutherland-starring Fox drama 24, has died. He was 77. Charters died suddenly on Saturday in Amsterdam, the American Society of Cinematographers announced. He received the organization’s Career Achievement in Television Award in 2013.
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Bill Kerby, Screenwriter on ‘The Rose,’ ‘The Last American Hero’ and ‘Hooper,’ Dies at 88 Original

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Bill Kerby Courtesy John Ptak Bill Kerby, the maverick screenwriter who wrote the first draft of the Bette Midler-starring rock drama The Rose and worked on The Last American Hero, The Gravy Train and Hooper as well, has died. He was 88. Kerby died Aug. 13 on Whidbey Island in Washington state, producer John Ptak, his longtime agent, told The Hollywood Reporter. He had been in hospice care at home but had fallen and suffered a fracture, he added.
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