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  1. Pip WedgePip Wedge was a pioneering television executive who helped launch Britain’s first commercial TV station and later shaped Canadian programming at CTV.1 ReportFiled undertelevision
  2. Riccie JohnsonRiccie Johnson was a 101‑year‑old makeup artist renowned for her decades‑long tenure on CBS’s ’60 Minutes’ and for touching up The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfashion
  3. Lize van der WaltLize van der Walt was a South African-born athlete and TV personality best known as “Gold” on the 1990s UK series Gladiators, who died at 60 after a battle with cancer.2 ReportsFiled undersporttelevision
  4. Rif HuttonDoogie Howser, M.D. star Rif Hutton died at 73 after a long health battle.5 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  5. Desmond MorrisZoologist Desmond Morris died aged 98.2 ReportsFiled undersciencetelevision
  6. Patrick MuldoonPatrick Muldoon has died.15 ReportsFiled underfilmtelevision
  7. Sylvia GoldSylvia Gold was a veteran ICM television talent agent who represented stars like Mayim Bialik, Tony Danza, John Ritter, and the original “Charlie’s Angels” duo.1 ReportFiled underfilmtelevision
  8. Finnian GarbuttFinnian Garbutt (c.1998–2026) was a British actor best known for playing PC Ryan Power in the BBC drama Hope Street.2 ReportsFiled undertelevision
  9. Alexander MortonAlexander Morton (1945–2026) was a Scottish actor best known for his role as the ghillie Golly Mackenzie in the BBC series Monarch of the Glen.3 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  10. Barbara GordonBarbara Gordon was a 90‑year‑old Emmy‑winning TV producer who wrote the bestselling memoir ‘I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can’ about her Valium addiction.2 ReportsFiled undertelevisionliterature
  11. Mario AdorfMario Adorf was a German‑Italian actor renowned as a veteran character actor of European cinema, starring in over 200 films and TV productions.1 ReportFiled underfilmtelevision
  12. Sid KrofftSid Krofft, co-creator of 'H.R. Pufnstuf,' 'Land of the Lost' and other fantastical children's shows, has died at 96.9 ReportsFiled undertelevision
  13. Richard Francois DonatRichard Donat (1941–2026) was a Canadian character actor best known for his role as Vince Teagues on the television series Haven.2 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  14. Dolly MartinezDolly Martinez, a 30‑year‑old participant on TLC’s My 600‑Lb Life, died in April 2026.5 ReportsFiled undertelevision
  15. John NolanJohn Nolan (1938–2026) was an English actor known for playing Douglas Fredericks in Batman films and John Greer in the TV series Person of Interest.7 ReportsFiled underfilmtelevision
  16. Michael PatrickMichael Patrick (1970–2026) was an Irish actor best known for his role in Game of Thrones, who died at age 35 after battling motor neurone disease.2 ReportsFiled undertelevisionfilm
  17. Angela PleasanceAngela Pleasence (1941–2026) was an English actress known for television roles and as the daughter of Bond villain Donald Pleasence.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  18. Doug AllanDouglas George Allan was a Scottish wildlife cameraman renowned for his pioneering polar and underwater cinematography, earning multiple Emmys before his death in Nepal.1 ReportFiled underfilmtelevision
  19. Jessie JonesJessie Jones (1950–2026) was a playwright and actor known for the film 'Kingdom Come' and appearances on shows such as 'Murphy Brown' and 'Designing Women.'1 ReportFiled undertheatrefilmtelevision
  20. Nicholas BrendonNicholas Brendon (1971–2026) was an American actor best known for portraying Xander Harris on the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  21. Kiki ShepardKiki Shepard was an American television host, actress and dancer, best known for co‑hosting Showtime at the Apollo from 1987 to 2002.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionmusic
  22. Judy PaceJudy Pace was an American actress renowned for pioneering roles in 1960s‑70s television and blaxploitation films, earning an NAACP Image Award for her work.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm
  23. Kirstie AlleyKirstie Alley was an American actress best known for her Emmy‑winning role as Rebecca Howe on the sitcom Cheers.1 ReportFiled undertelevisionfilm

The Register is compiled continuously from public dispatches. Times indicate when each report first reached the Register, not the moment of departure. The Registrar makes no claim of completeness or of accuracy; particulars are drawn from early and unconfirmed reports, and may later prove mistaken.