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DISNEY's Old Yeller star Tommy Kirk is dead at 79. The late actor's neighbor found his body in his Las Vegas home.

Disneyland has released a first look of its new reimagined Adventure Treehouse, inspired by Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson.

Tommy Kirk, who starred in the 1957 Disney film Old Yeller, has died at the age of 79.The actor was found dead in his Las Vegas home on Tuesday, September 28 at 8 pm by his neighbor, according to TMZ.No foul play has been suspected. RIP:Tommy Kirk, who starred in the 1957 Disney film Old Yeller, has died at the age of 79.

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PHYLLIS McGuire - the last surviving member of singing group The McGuire Sisters - is dead at the age of 89.  The youngest sibling of the legendary harmonizing trio passed away at her Las Vegas resident on Tuesday, though no cause of death has been released.  Fans immediately mourned the loss on social media, with one devastated admirer tweeting: “While wondering what else will happen before midnight tonite, you see singer Phyllis McGuire passed away.  “Some of the faves by the McGuire Sisters were listed; Mine was "May You Always." To my Tweeps 4 new yr., may you always walk in sunshine." Phyllis soared to fame during her first big break in 1952 when she and her two sisters, Christine and Dorothy McGuire, were signed by Coral Records.  The

Las Vegas Sun reported.The singer received her first big break in 1952, when Phyllis and older sisters Christine and Dorothy McGuire were signed by Coral Records, Variety reported. That same year, they claimed first prize at the “Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts” competition.The talented trio then took the music sphere by storm, touring the country and notching frequent appearances on “The Ed Sullivan Show” and other variety shows, the Wrap reported.

Phyllis McGuire, the youngest of the harmonizing, chart-topping trio The McGuire Sisters, died Tuesday at her estate in Las Vegas. She was 89.

Eli Countryman Phyllis McGuire, the lead singer and last remaining member of the 1950s trio known as the McGuire Sisters, died in her Las Vegas home on Tuesday, according to The New York Times. She was 89.McGuire’s death was confirmed to the Times by the Palm Eastern Mortuary, but no cause of death was announced.The singer’s path to fame began when she and her two sisters, Christine and Dorothy McGuire, appeared on “Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts” in 1952, winning the contest.

Jon M. Chu is overseeing a television remake of Swiss Family Robinson for Disney+.