Television
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- James H. Rosenfield Sr.1929–2026Longtime media executive who rose to president of the CBS Television Network and executive vice president of the CBS Broadcast Group.
- Peter May1951–2026Peter May (20 December 1951 – 2026) was a Scottish crime novelist and screenwriter, author of the bestselling Lewis tetralogy.
- Mark Piznarski1953–2026American television director who helmed the pilots of Gossip Girl, Veronica Mars, Everwood and Relativity and worked on My So-Called Life.
- Richard S. Reisberg1941–2026Richard S. Reisberg was an American television executive who held top posts at Viacom and MGM/UA and also worked at Reeves Entertainment and Lionsgate.
- Tim Janus1976–2026Tim Janus, known as "Eater X", was an American competitive eating champion and Amazing Race contestant who won world titles in tiramisu, ramen, and sushi eating.
- Chris Spatola?–2026Chris Spatola was an ESPN college basketball analyst, former Army starting guard, and Duke assistant coach under Mike Krzyzewski.
- Jennifer Eckhart1990–2026Former Fox Business associate producer who later became a public advocate after accusing Fox News anchor Ed Henry of sexual assault.
- James Sloyan1941–2026American character actor known for The Sting, Xanadu, Oh Madeline, Star Trek appearances, and the longtime voice of Lexus.
- Anthony Page1935–2026Anthony Frederick Montague Page (21 September 1935 – 11 September 2026) was a British stage, film and television director.
- Gerrit Graham1949–2026American actor, screenwriter and songwriter known for Brian De Palma films including 'Phantom of the Paradise,' two Star Trek series, and 'Used Cars.'
- Stephanie Cole1941–2026English actress known for Coronation Street, Doc Martin, Tenko, and Waiting for God.
- Owen Ndlovu?–2026Veteran South African sports broadcaster and former SABC presenter and producer, found dead after being abducted near Johannesburg.
- Rodney Charters1948–2026New Zealand-born cinematographer best known for shooting nearly every episode of '24', earning two Emmy nominations and an ASC career achievement award.
- Ben Saunders1983–2026Ben Saunders (1983–2026) was a Dutch singer and tattoo artist who won the first season of The Voice of Holland in 2011.
- Olu Jacobs1942–2026Veteran Nigerian actor and film executive, regarded as a father figure of Nollywood, with a career spanning theatre, television and film.
- Bonnie Greer1948–2026American-born British playwright, novelist, critic and broadcaster known for television panel appearances and her contribution to British cultural life.
- Sheila Kennelly1937–2026Sheila Kennelly was a British-born Australian actress of theatre, television and film, best known for her role as Floss McPhee in the soap opera Home and Away, with a career spanning over 50 years.
- Bob Mackie1939–2026Bob Mackie was an American fashion designer and costumier, the 'Sultan of Sequins,' celebrated for his flamboyant stage and screen looks for Cher, Carol Burnett, Tina Turner, and many other icons.
- Yuri Nakamura1982–2026Japanese actress known for films such as Fukushima50 and many television dramas.
- Bill Kerby1938–2026Bill Kerby was an American screenwriter known for 'The Rose,' 'The Last American Hero,' and 'Hooper,' who died at 88.