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Caroline Brew editor Composer Ben Lanzarone, whose work was featured in television shows such as “Happy Days,” “The Love Boat” and “Dynasty,” died of lung cancer in Los Angeles on Feb. 16. He was 85.

Jaden Thompson Herman Raucher, a best-selling author and the Academy Award nominated screenwriter of “Summer of ’42,” died Dec. 28 of natural causes at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Conn. He was 95.

Herman Raucher, whose Oscar-nominated Summer of ’42 screenplay became one of Hollywood’s best-loved coming-of-age tales, has died of natural causes at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, CT. He was 95.

her former fiancé Warren Beatty called it quits. Collins and Beatty began dating in 1959 and were engaged a year later before splitting.“We were both too young, too selfish, too ambitious,” Collins reflected. “It just wasn’t right.

Joan Collins was every inch the proud mother as she supported her son Alexander Newley at the launch of his book Divining The Human: The Art Of Alexander Newley on Thursday. The actress, 90, was accompanied by her husband Percy Gibson as she arrived for the event at The Polish Hearth Club in London. Showcasing her chic sense of style, Joan opted for a sophisticated white trouser suit as she proudly posed with her son at the event.

Dame Joan Collins looked wonderfully chic and glamorous as she stepped out to celebrate her landmark 90th birthday with her devoted husband Percy Gibson on Tuesday. A true style icon, the Dynasty actress looked stunning as she showed off her incredible looks in a glam floral midi dress.

Joan Collins exuded Hollywood glamour on Thursday evening as she and husband Percy Gibson took to the BFI's Luminous Ball in London's Leicester Square. The Golden Globe winner, 89, looked chic in a black gown for the evening - which featured a square neck design and mesh organza puff sleeve. Beaming alongside her beau, 57, on The Londoner Hotel's blue carpet, the pair appeared smitten as ever while holding hands.

Dame Joan Collins has revealed that she wanted to be a boy when she started going through puberty at the age of 14. The star first made a splash in Hollywood in glamorous roles in the 1950s in films like Land of the Pharaohs, The Opposite Sex and Rally ‘Round the Flag, Boys!. However, she has now shared that she ‘hated’ all the changes she saw in her body as a young teenager and so opted to ‘rebel’ and wear boys’ clothes instead.

Alzheimer's - and that's a terrifying illness. "Percy Gibson - a Hollywood producer, whom she married in 2002 - is Collins' fifth husband. In previous years, she married: Irish actor Maxwell Reed (1952); filmmaker Anthony Newley (1963); American businessman Ron Kass (1972); and pop star Peter Holm (1985).

Joan Collins has welcomed her fourth grandchild as her son Alexander 'Sacha' Newley announces the birth of his first daughter with his jazz singer wife, Sheela Raman. The actress, 88, is currently grandmother to Miel Celeste Adam, 23, Weston Skeates, 19, and Ava Grace Newley, 17. The former Dynasty star has expressed how 'lovely' it is to become a grandma again and is already doting on the baby girl who is called Deia Shanaya.

Gallery: Breaking with tradition! Did you know these female stars proposed to their men? (BANG Showbiz)The 88-year-old actress is auctioning off the engagement ring from Beatty as well as the one given to her by her second husband Anthony Newley. Joan, who has been married five times, quipped that she was selling the rings as "like everything else, my fingers have put on weight", although the real reason is because "jewellery is meant to be worn, and these pieces belong to a different time in my life".

Wilson Chapman editorAfter a short hiatus, The Kardashians are coming back to TV.Hulu has unveiled a first-look teaser for “The Kardashians,” the new reality show starring the internationally famous family premiering on the platform April 14.Although details about what events the new series will cover are still unclear, “The Kardashians” is set to follow the same formula as “Keeping Up with the Kardashians,” the 2007-2021 E! reality series that launched members of the family to A-list fame. The show promises to give insight into the Kardashian women’s work as influencers and business woman, along with the pressures that come with motherhood and raising children in the spotlight.

Dame Barbara Windsor was one of British TV's most famous actresses, but her fascinating connection to the notorious gangsters the Kray twins has left some fans open-mouthed.The EastEnders actress was known as Peggy Mitchell - best known for her "get out of my pub" catchphrase - on the long-running soap, as well as starring in a number of Carry On films.As she shot to fame during the 1960s, so did two notorious East End gangsters bonded by blood.More about Barbara and the twins was revealed in a new documentary on ITV, Secrets Of The Krays, which first aired on January 25.The three-part documentary is airing on Tuesdays at 9pm.So how did Dame Barbara come to know two of Britain's most infamous gangsters?Barbara was one of the East End's most famous exports and was born in Shoreditch.Her first husband was gangster Ronnie Knight, who left his first wife.It wasn't the first time Barbara had crossed paths with a gangster.In her very telling book All Of Me: My Extraordinary Life, released in 2001, she told of a romp with twin Reggie and also a long-term romance with Charles Kray, the twins' troublesome older brother.Barbara described meeting them backstage around 1960: "Three guys came in and it was Ronnie, Reggie and Charlie, reminding me very much – Ron [Knight] was the same – of my father, always that sharp double-breasted suit, white shirt and nice blue tie. Very charming."Other relationships included flings with George Best, Anthony Newley and Bing Crosby’s son, Gary.Never afraid of going into excruciating detail, Barbara said: "I’d discovered the joys of sex and I’d become a right little goer, putting it about freely."When Barbara's husband was arrested, she was worried the scandal would affect her career.

SHE’S gone from sexy Hollywood starlet to British icon, leaving four husbands and a string of famous lovers behind her. Now Joan Collins has opened up about her life and loves in typically frank and witty fashion for a new BBC documentary, on tonight.

Leslie Bricusse, the songwriter for film and stage whose extensive roster of hits and standards includes “The Candyman” from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, “Talk To The Animals” from Doctor Dolittle and “What Kind of Fool Am I?” from Stop the World-I Want to Get Off, died today. He was 90.