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Benji Gregory, best known for his acting work as a child star on the TV sitcom Alf, was found dead on June 13.

Bob Dylan has announced a raft of additional dates for the upcoming leg of his ongoing ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ tour – see the full list below.At the end of January, Dylan announced his first tour dates for 2025, including shows in Tulsa, Wichita, Green Bay and Mankato.Now, he has unveiled a much lengthier list of dates for the next seven months, which also include a number of shows as part of the 2025 instalment of the ‘Outlaw Music Festival’ tour, where he will play alongside Willie Nelson, Billy Strings and others.In all, the shows will see Dylan on the road until mid-September. Tickets for all shows are on sale now, and you can find yours here.MARCH 25 – Tulsa, OK @ Tulsa Theater 26 – Little Rock, AR @ Robinson Center 28 – Springfield, MO @ Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts 29 – Wichita, KS @ Century II Concert Hall 30 – Topeka, KS @ Topeka Performing Arts Center APRIL 01 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater 02 – Sioux City, IA @ Orpheum Theatre 04 – Mankato, MN @ Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center 05 – Eau Claire, WI @ The Sonnentag Center 06 – Green Bay, WI @ The Weidner – Cofrin Family Hall 08 – Davenport, IA @ Adler Theatre 09 – Peoria, IL @ Prairie Home Alliance Theater 11 – West Lafayette, IN @ Purdue University – Elliott Hall of Music 12 – Fort Wayne, IN @ The Embassy Theatre 14 – South Bend, IN @ The Morris Performing Arts Center 16 – Kalamazoo, MI @ Western Michigan State University – Miller Auditorium 17 – Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater 19 – Youngstown, OH @ Powers Auditorium at DeYor Performing Arts Center 21 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center for the Performing Arts 22 – Williamsport, PA @ Community Arts Center MAY 13 – Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre * 15 – Chula Vista, CA @ North

Alf child star Benji Gregory's cause of death has been revealed - three months after he tragically passed away at the age of 46 in an Arizona car park. Benji, who is fondly remembered for his role as Brian Tanner in the popular 1980s sitcom that ran for four years until 1990, was discovered dead in his car in Peoria, Arizona, on June 13.Tragically, his service dog Hans was also found deceased alongside him. According to TMZ, the Maricopa County Office of the Medical Examiner has stated that the former child star's death was due to heat exposure in the setting of hepatic cirrhosis.The scorching Arizona sun is believed to have contributed to his untimely death, and he also had liver scarring caused by long-term damage to the organ, as reported by the US outlet.

We now know what happened to former child star Benji Gregory.

for “ALF” actor Benji Gregory has been revealed. The former child star died of “environmental heat exposure in the setting of hepatic cirrhosis,” according to records from the medical examiner’s office in Maricopa County, Arizona, viewed by The Post.Gregory’s manner of death was ruled an accident. The actor died on June 13 at the age of 46.

The cause of death has been revealed for former ALF child star Benji Gregory. The actor was found dead in his car at a Chase Bank parking lot in Peoria, Arizona, on June 13, along with his service dog Hans.

told TMZ Wednesday.Gregory’s official date of death is listed as June 13, according to the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office.His cause of death has yet to be revealed.Rebecca told the outlet that Gregory suffered from depression, bipolar disorder and had a sleep disorder that would often force him to stay awake for days at a time.The outlet added that Gregory was in the area to deposit a residual check at a nearby bank in Peoria, AZ, the day before his death.The actor’s family believes he died from vehicular heatstroke due to the sweltering heat.Temperatures in Peoria reached a high of 107 degrees on the day Gregory died, according to Accuweather.Gregory was with his service dog Hans at the time of his death. The dog also died in the car.The actor first shared a snap of his adorable pug on Instagram back in March 2021, captioning the pic, “Hans.” His heartbroken sister said that their family is “grieving a great loss,” adding that they appreciate everyone’s support at this difficult time.She suggested that fans could make donations in the late actor’s name to the Actors Equity Foundation or the ASPCA — both organizations he cared about.Gregory found fame after landing the role of Brian Tanner in “ALF.” He went on to appear in 101 episodes in the hit NBC sitcom, which ran from 1986 to 1990.He also took on several well-known projects in the 1980s during his time on the sitcom, including “The A-Team,” “Fantastic Max” and “The Twilight Zone.”He later appeared in a TV pilot, “Fenster Hall,” a Disney movie, “Mr.

Diego Ramos Bechara editor Benji Gregory, former child actor and star of the 1980s sitcom “Alf,” has died. He was 46. His sister, Rebecca Hertzberg-Pfaffinger, told the New York Times that Gregory and his service dog were both found dead in his car on June 13 at a bank’s parking lot in Peoria, Ariz.

Child TV star Benji Gregory has tragically passed away at the age of 46 after he was found dead in his car.The actor was best known for playing Brian Tanner on the hit sitcom ALF during the 80s. His sister, Rebecca, broke the heartbreaking news that her brother was discovered lifeless in a car park in Peoria, Arizona, about a month ago on 13 June.The location, as reported by TMZ, was the parking lot of a Chase Bank.

Benji Gregory, best known for starring as a child on the hit sitcom ALF, has died.

What “Lempicka,” the mystifying new musical about Polish painter Tamara de Lempicka, needs more than anything else is turpentine.Two hours and 30 minutes, with one intermission. At the Longacre Theatre, 228 W. 48th Street.Gallons and gallons of it.Unfortunately, having garishly blared open Sunday night at the Longacre Theatre, it’s far too late for the creators to start over again on a blank canvas.And so, the ugly splatter that audiences are left to parse is a ridiculous two-and-half-hour Eurovision act with stratospheric delusions of grandeur.

Disturbed’s singer David Draiman has defended Taylor Swift in a recent concert in Illinois, stating that she was “for real”.The incident took place at a Disturbed concert in Peoria, Illinois on January 19. The singer had brought two fathers and their respective daughters onstage, prompting Draiman to address the girls. “So, I take it [the fact] that you came to the Disturbed concert, as opposed to the Taylor Swift concert, means that your parents are raising you on rock and roll,” he asked them.

The sound of music was back with us this week in the form of two polar opposite productions that may intrigue audiences but challenge marketers.

Carole Horst Writer/director David Ferino’s feature directorial debut, “Wardcliffe,” starring Joel McKinnon Miller (“The Staircase,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Big Love”) and Shane Coffey (“Pretty Little Liars,” “Good Girls”). Inspired by real events, Ferino’s script takes place over the course of a single day as Dennis (Miller) and his son Ronnie (Coffey) quarantine together during the 2020 pandemic lockdown. Decades of tension escalate to a boiling point when the two find themselves confined inside.

Pete Holmes has lined up his next comedy special, dropping Tuesday on Netflix.

Bob George, who served as a producer on the dramas Newness, Zoe and Endings, Beginnings, died Tuesday from injuries suffered in a bicycle accident in the Silver Lake section of Los Angeles.

Wynonna Judd is hitting the road.

Harkins is one of the theater chains in the Peoria, AZ market that didn’t play Raya over Disney’s stiff rental terms. We broke the story last week that Cinemark, Harkins and Canada’s Cineplex refused to play Raya after Disney wouldn’t budge on their terms for the feature which was also available to Disney+ subscribers at the extra cost of $30.

By Erik Pedersen