Annie Segal: Last News

Angelina Jolie, The Beatles, Diana Ross and The Jackson 5. Segal died on Thursday following complications from a stroke at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, his publicist confirmed. He first had a stroke in 2014, which he announced to friends and family at the end of the year, saying in his holiday card that ‘life as we knew it would never be the same,’ accompanied by a photo of him smoking a cigarette with his middle finger up and the slogan ‘Stroke this’. His daughter, Annie Segal, told the Hollywood Reporter at the time: ‘Doctors warned us there was a slim chance of survival, so we were prepared for the worst.

She's made a point of making a noise every night at 7 to show support for New York's frontline healthcare workers.And on Thursday, Sarah Silverman once again took to the fire escape of her apartment to bang pots and pans.The comedienne seemed to be having a blast as she laughed and hollered while hitting a frying pan with a pair of metal tongs.

Sarah Silverman has been applauding frontline healthcare workers battling COVID-19 for over a month.The 49-year-old Wreck-It-Ralph star, who was once again joined by her assistant Annie Segal, beamed on her fire escape in New York City on Tuesday.For her spirited daily appearance, the comedian sported a blackbutton-up shirt emblazoned with cherries, high-waisted black trousers and a matching beanie. Daily cheer: Sarah Silverman, who was once again joined by her assistant Annie Segal, beamed on her fire escape in New York City on TuesdayFlanking her side with a spatula and pan in hand was Segal, who sported the same t-shirt with a pastel rainbow across the chest that Silverman donned on Monday.

She's made a point of making a noise every night at 7 to show support for New York's frontline healthcare workers.And on Wednesday, Sarah Silverman once again took to the fire escape of her apartment to bang pots and pans.It's a routine she's managed to keep up for three weeks now. Regular salute: She's made a point of making a noise every night at 7 to show support for New York's frontline healthcare workers.

She's one of the more visible celebrities making their appreciation for those fighting the coronavirus known.Sarah Silverman once again emerged from her New York City apartment on Tuesday for a 7 p.m. cheer honoring frontline healthcare workers that resounds throughout the city on a nightly basisThe 49-year-old comedian had some help from her assistant Annie Segal, and the two funny ladies banged on pots and pans for extra noise.

She's been among the many appreciative New Yorkers who regularly stop at 7pm to applaud frontline and essential workers of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.And on Sunday, Sarah Silverman was back out on the fire escape of her apartment building in Manhattan, with friend and personal assistant Annie Segal, banging on pots and pans while hollering out in celebration.Like clockwork, for nearly three weeks time now, the pair have been taking part in the daily recognition of health care providers, supermarket workers, and restaurant delivery workers, among others.

She's been doing her part to make the sacrifices of essential workers visible nearly every night by banging pots and pans outside.Sarah Silverman continued her new tradition on Thursday evening as she brought out a pot and tongs while her assistant Annie Segal joined her.The 49-year-old comedian has been joining New Yorkers across the city who step out every night at 7pm to applaud frontline workers shouldering on as the coronavirus continues to ravage the city.

She's been seen virtually every evening banging pots and pans together to make noise in honor of the essential workers at the front lines of the current coronavirus pandemic sweeping the city and globe.Comedian and actress Sarah Silverman made another appearance on her fire escape on Wednesday evening, with her assistant Annie Segal, armed with a frying pan and a pair of tongs this time.Every evening at 7pm, New Yorkers across the city have taken to opening their windows, going out on balconies, fire escapes or up on their roofs, to applaud and make noise for essential workers like health care providers, supermarket cashiers, and restaurant delivery workers who have kept vital functions running during this period.

Sarah Silverman returned to her balcony to make some news for emergency workersbattling COVID-19 on Sunday.The 49-year-old Wreck-It-Ralph star, who was once again joined by her assistant Annie Segal, looked joyful, as she banged on a pot from her apartment balcony in New York City.For the past week, the comedian and her assistant have been cheering those on the frontline during the 7 PM shift change. Sarah Silverman returned to her balcony to make some news for emergency workers battling COVID-19 on Sunday For her daily cheer, she styled her dark tresses under a black beanie and flaunted her slender frame in a pair of denim bottoms.

Sarah Silverman continued her daily ritual of cheering on essential workers from her balcony amid the coronavirus pandemic.The Wreck-It Ralph star, 49, beamed, as she banged on a frying pan with a tong to make some noise with her assistant Annie Segal in New York City on Thursday.For the past week, the comedian and her assistant Annie Segal have been cheering for emergency workers from their apartments during the 7 PM shift change. Grateful: Sarah Silverman continued her daily ritual of cheering on essential workers from her balcony amid the coronavirus pandemic on ThursdaySilverman looked cheerful, as she and her 'quarantine partner' sported laid-back looks and made some noise.

Sarah Silverman continued her daily ritual of cheering on essential workers from her balconyamid the coronavirus pandemic in New York City on Wednesday.The 49-year-old comedienne looked lively, as she banged on a frying pan with a spatula to make some noise with her assistant Annie Segal.The Wreck-It Ralph star and her 'quarantine partner' have been making an effort to show their appreciation for the emergency personnel. Make some noise: Sarah Silverman looked lively, as she banged on a frying pan with a spatula to make some noise with her assistant Annie SegalFor the occasion, she bared her taut midriff in a pair of low-risecamouflage pants and a grey sweatshirt.

Comedienne Sarah Silverman continued her daily ritual of cheering on the emergency workers battling the COVID-19 outbreak in New York City.The 49-year-old actress was spotted on her balcony, banging a frying pan with a spatula to make some noise for those putting their lives on the line every day.The Battle of the Sexes star was joined by her assistant Annie Segal, who she described as her, 'quarantine partner in crime,' in a recent Instagram post.

Sarah Silverman bangs on a pot with a wooden spoon while making noise for healthcare workers on Friday night (April 10) in New York City.

Sarah Silverman is one of the many New Yorkers who has been stepping out on their balconies at 7pm every night to make noise for health care workers!

Sarah Silverman is enjoying the summertime heat.

Sarah Silverman put down her pots and pans on Tuesday to show solidarity with demonstrators protesting the senseless killing of George Floyd.The 49-year-old comedian draped a homemade sign with the phrase 'White Silence = White Consent' over the railing of her apartment's balcony in New York City.Silverman and her quarantine partner Annie Segal, who typically enter out onto their balcony nightly to cheer on essential workers, remained indoors.

It's been taking place for weeks.But Sarah Silverman's enthusiasm for New York City's nightly salute to frontline healthcare workers isn't waning.And on Monday night, the comedienne once again took to her apartment fire escape to bang on a frying pan with a pair of metal tongs. Dedicated: It's been taking place for weeks.

Sarah Silverman and assistant her Annie Segal shared a laugh, as they returned to her fire escape to salute frontline healthcare workers on Friday.The New Hampshire-born brunette, 49, cut a cool figure in a pair of camouflage pants, which she paired with a red baseball cap and white t-shirt that read: 'Love Your Mother.'The duo, who have been banging on pans and cheering for essential workers since mid-March, could be heard yelling out with appreciation at exactly 7 p.m. ET.

It's been taking place for weeks.But Sarah Silverman's enthusiasm for New York City's nightly salute to frontline healthcare workers isn't waning.And on Thursday night, the comedienne once again took to her apartment fire escape to bang on a frying pan with a pair of metal tongs. Dedicated: It's been taking place for weeks.

The quarantined citizens of New York City have been vocalizing their support for essential workers by partaking in nightly cheers from the safety of their balconies.But no one has proven themselves more devoted to the tradition than comedian Sarah Silverman, who has been proudly banging her kitchen utensils together for an impressive 46 days in a row.On Saturday, the 49-year-old stand-up icon beamed down onto her city with a pair of salad tongs and a frying pan in hand as she wailed with gratitude.

Sarah Silverman is making some noise for essential workers!