city Santangelo: Last News

By Edvige Santangelo started planning her funeral outfit when she was 55 years old. At the beginning of each year, she bought new clothes for the occasion, including accessories like a matching and . In her letter of instruction, which laid out her wishes upon her death, she insisted her mortuary makeup match her ensemble.

TMZ reports.Officials learned that the actress had recently undergone cosmetic shots in her home.The LASD is now investigating her death and awaiting autopsy results, though no foul play is suspected at this time.Santangelo stepped on the scene in 1989 after being cast in Young MC’s music video for “Bust a Move.”The following year, her voice was featured in the beginning of Jane’s Addiction’s hit song “Stop.” The band’s lead vocalist, Perry Farrell, later called Santangelo “the Latin Marilyn Monroe” in an interview with Spin Magazine.She later dabbled in TV work, going on to secure the role of Sierra Madre on “Married…With Children,” before appearing on “CSI: Miami” and “ER.”She made her film debut in 1990 when she was cast in “The Adventures of Ford Fairlane,” playing a corpse named Lydia.In 2003, Santangelo worked alongside Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett in the Hollywood comedy “Homicide.”The Manhattan native grew up on the West Coast after leaving the Big Apple at a young age.She went on to secure a scholarship at London’s Lee Strasberg School at age 19, her iMDB states. The actress also attended NUC’s Tisch School of Arts and USC’s School of Cinema and Television.Last month, Santangelo marked her son Dante’s 20th birthday with a heartfelt post on Instagram.“These to [sic] Goonies mean everything so amazing young Men sweethearts smart & Gorgeous,” she wrote alongside a photo of her two sons.Santangelo’s loved ones and fans have since taken to social media to pay their respects following the sad news of her death.“My heart aches as I write this.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Welsh actor Alexander Vlahos, known for his roles in TV series such as “Merlin,” “Outlander” and “Versailles,” is set to play a British ornithologist who, during a field trip to Sicily, gets involved in more than mere birdwatching. Shooting is underway in Sicily on the indie drama “Hearts of Salt,” the first feature by London-based line producer Rosa Russo. The passion project is structured as a three-way co-production between Italy, the U.K. and Tunisia, with shooting also planned in the North African country. Tunisia will serve as a second location besides the Italian island. Though plot details are scarce, “Hearts of Salt” will see Vlahos — who will soon be seen opposite Lindsay Lohan in the Netflix rom-com “Irish Wish” — arrive in Sicily on a mission to study the effects of climate change on bird migrations. However, the ornithologist will soon have to abandon his role as a detached observer of flight patterns in the Sicilian skies after witnessing a series of dramatic events on the ground comprising cultural and generational clashes, a growing disconnect in family and human ties, and the broader ecological crisis which is the overall backdrop against which “Hearts of Salt” is set.