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  1. Rob DieperinkDutch football referee removed from 2026 World Cup panel, died at age 38.2 ReportsFiled undersportfootballjournalism
  2. David WilleyDavid Willey was a distinguished BBC foreign correspondent renowned for his Vatican coverage and reporting on five popes.1 ReportFiled underjournalismreligion
  3. Dermot MurnaghanDermot Murnaghan was a veteran English television presenter and journalist known for his work on Sky News, BBC News, and as host of the quiz show Eggheads.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionjournalism
  4. George J. CotliarGeorge J. Cotliar was the longtime managing editor of the Los Angeles Times who helped guide the paper to numerous Pulitzer Prizes during his 19-year tenure.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  5. Tony RaynsBritish film critic and champion of East Asian cinema who died at 78.1 ReportFiled underfilmjournalism
  6. Tony BrownTony Brown was a pioneering television host and producer who created and helmed influential Black public affairs programs, providing vital representation and discourse for African American audiences.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionjournalismactivism
  7. Maksym "Max" OseredchukFormer ABC News producer and driver who was killed in a Russian drone attack while serving in Ukraine's military.1 ReportFiled underjournalismmilitary
  8. Tim RyanTim Ryan was a Honolulu-based entertainment journalist and former correspondent for Variety, known for covering Hawaii's film and television industry.1 ReportFiled underjournalismfilmtelevision
  9. Jill SmoklerJill Smokler was the founder of the parenting blog Scary Mommy and a prominent voice on motherhood.3 ReportsFiled underjournalismliterature
  10. Mark Jay SingerMark Jay Singer was a longtime staff writer for The New Yorker known for his incisive profiles and long-form journalism.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  11. Roger CookLegendary investigative journalist Roger Cook has died at 83.6 ReportsFiled underjournalismtelevision
  12. Gene ShalitFilm critic Gene Shalit died after living an amazing life of 100 years.13 ReportsFiled underjournalismfilm
  13. Bill CodyBill Cody, the voice of WSM Radio and the Grand Ole Opry, died at 67.4 ReportsFiled underjournalismmusic
  14. Ronald Stacey KingStacey King was an American NBA center who won three championships with the Chicago Bulls and later served as the team's longtime television color commentator.1 ReportFiled undersportjournalism
  15. Geoffrey ThomasGeoffrey Thomas was an Australian aviation presenter who became known for his popular television and radio programmes on aviation.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionjournalism
  16. Ned JarrettNed Jarrett, a NASCAR Hall of Famer and CBS announcer, died at 93.2 ReportsFiled undersportjournalism
  17. Speight JenkinsSpeight Jenkins Jr. (1937–2026) was an American music administrator and classical music critic who served as general director of Seattle Opera from 1983 to 2014.1 ReportFiled undermusicjournalism
  18. Michael ClementeMichael Clemente was a news executive and TV producer for ABC and Fox News, known for his work with Peter Jennings and advising media moguls.1 ReportFiled underjournalismtelevision
  19. Rex Taylor ReedFilm critic Rex Reed died at 877 ReportsFiled underjournalismfilm
  20. René CárdenasRené Cárdenas (1930–2026) was a Nicaraguan sports journalist who became MLB’s first full‑time Spanish‑language broadcaster, working for the Dodgers, Astros and Rangers.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  21. Philip CaputoPhilip Caputo (1941–2026) was an American author and journalist best known for his Vietnam War memoir A Rumor of War.1 ReportFiled underliteraturejournalism
  22. Manuela V. HoelterhoffManuela V. Hoelterhoff was a German‑born American cultural journalist and Pulitzer‑winning arts critic, former executive editor of Bloomberg News’s Muse.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  23. John SterlingJohn Sterling, a Yankees broadcast legend, died at 87.6 ReportsFiled underjournalismsport
  24. Clarke HansenClarke Hansen was a veteran Australian sports broadcaster and ABC star, celebrated for decades of coverage of major sporting events.1 ReportFiled underjournalismsport
  25. Reverend Jay BacikReverend Jay Bacik was a veteran Australian radio broadcaster on 2GB, known for his engaging presenting style and community work, who died at 82.1 ReportFiled underjournalismreligion
  26. Molly Sinclair McCartneyMolly Sinclair McCartney was an American journalist and globe‑trotting travel writer for The Washington Post, renowned for her vivid international reporting.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  27. Gregg ForemanGregg Foreman (1972–2026) was a musician, DJ, and music journalist, founder of the blues‑punk band Delta 72 and longtime collaborator with Cat Power.1 ReportFiled undermusicjournalism
  28. Dan EggenDan Eggen was a Washington Post journalist who shaped the newspaper's political coverage before his death at 60.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  29. Andy KershawRadio D.J. Andy Kershaw died at 66.7 ReportsFiled undermusicjournalism
  30. Kevin KloseKevin Klose (1940–2026) was a Canadian‑American journalist and broadcast executive who led National Public Radio as president and oversaw its major growth era.1 ReportFiled underjournalism
  31. Lord Sear (Steve Watson)Lord Sear, born Steve Watson, was a hip‑hop DJ and SiriusXM radio host known for his work on Eminem’s Shade 45 channel.1 ReportFiled undermusicjournalism

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