Maybe not a celeb in the traditional sense, but Mark Colvinās death should probably be noted. Ridiculously good journalist and the best radio voice I have ever ever heard.
Agreed. PM will never be the same.
He did well. Looked almost that old to me when I used to watch him back in the 70s.
Fair call
Foreign Correspondent doing a special tomorrow.
Just on the whole death & aging, ā¦ is this the place for some positive stories in that vein??
Saw a fella on the news tonight that just did a parachute jump from 10K feet to mark his 101st Birthday.
D Day vet he is, and this is the 2nd time heās jumped recently, ā¦ he first did it to mark his 100th year on the planet 12 months ago.
Didnāt look a day over 70, and was as lucid as I am, ā¦ maybe moreso atm after the weekend
Wonder what his secret is ā¦
Doesnāt follow Essendon.
Itās probably not whatever Iām doing.
this is just unbelievable Chris Cornell of Soundgarden has passed away age 52ā¦so sad
This is totally ā ā ā ā ā ā !!
An out and out music star
Freaking hell. My favourite singer from that 90ās grunge breakout.
Genuinely shocked at this one.
Vale to a genuine music icon of my youth.
Seems like someone notable is dying every day the last little while, but if true that Chris Cornell is dead then Iām shattered. Icon of rock, best voice ever. Seriously, I canāt imagine him being gone.
Pretty much just Eddie left now from that amazing period of music
geez so much of my youth and 20ās involved Chrisās musicā¦ gutted.
A few weeks ago, I was reading a very old article about the death of the lead singer of Stone Temple Pilotsā¦ and it referred to his voice being the signature of a era, along with the lead singer of Alice in Chains, and a couple of othersā¦Cornellās name was probably on thereā¦
Andrew Wood, Kurt Cobain, Layne Stanley, Chris Cornell, Scott Weiland all goneā¦please Eddie look after yourself
FARK