A Twitter statement said The Iron Sheik ‘transcended the realm of sports entertainment’ and called him ‘a man of immense passion and dedication.’
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Prince Harry to tabloid newspaper’s lawyer: ‘Nobody wants to be phone hacked’
Prince Harry has rejected a suggestion that a lack of evidence meant his phone wasn’t hacked by reporters for Mirror Group Newspapers.
U.S. calls Pink Floyd co-founder’s performances antisemitic
At a concert in Berlin, Roger Waters appeared on stage in a costume reminiscent of Nazi-era Germany.
Astrud Gilberto, singer of ‘Girl From Ipanema,’ dies at 83
Her single with became an all-time standard, often ranked just behind ‘Yesterday’ as the most covered song in modern times.
Anna Shay, fan favorite on ‘Bling Empire,’ dies at 62
The Los Angeles socialite amassed a fortune after she and her brother sold their father’s company after his death.
‘Cheers’ bar sells for $675,000 at auction
The collector says it was time for nearly 1,000 props, costumes and sets to go to fans to enjoy.
Acclaimed composer Kaija Saariaho dies at age 70 of brain tumor
The announcement of Saariaho’s death was posted by her husband, composer Jean-Baptiste Barrière, son and daughter.
Chuck Todd leaving NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ and replaced by Kristen Welker
Kristen Walker, a former chief White House correspondent who has been at NBC News in Washington since 2011 will replace Chuck Todd.
‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ swings to massive $120.5 million opening
Sony Pictures’ “Across the Spider-Verse,” the multi-verse spinning animated Spider-Man spinoff, sailed way past expectations, according to studio estimates Sunday, riding terrific reviews.
Disney lawsuit judge removes himself from case but not over DeSantis
Mark Walker cites a relative’s ownership of 30 shares of the company’s stock.