Yahoo Home Charlotte Rae
| Born | April 22, 1926 |
| Hometown | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States |
| Net worth | $4 million |
| Height | 5'0" (1.52m) |
| Spouse | John Strauss (m 1951 - 1976) |
| Children | Andrew Strauss , Larry Strauss |
| Parents | Meyer Lubotsky , Esther Lubotsky |
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‘The Facts of Life’ cast together again! See original stars reunite at celeb reenactment
- "The Facts of Life" stars appeared on ABC’s “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” reenactment of one of the classic sitcom's episodes.
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My Jewish family celebrated Christmas in a psychiatric hospital. It was a gift for us all.
We never stopped hoping my brother would get better. Through song and solidarity, we could sing Christmas anthems to his disabilities.
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Kim Fields Opens Up About Reuniting with Facts of Life 'Sisters' for Lifetime Christmas Movie
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Lifetime reunites Facts of Life stars for holiday movie
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The Facts of Life Cast Reunites for Lifetime's Holiday Special You Light Up My Christmas
Facts of Life Cast Reunites in You Light Up My Christmas
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Notable Hollywood & Entertainment Industry Deaths In 2018 – Photo Gallery
Amid the chaos that was 2018, the show business industry lost some major players. There were icons of the big screen (Burt Reynolds) and TV (Penny Marshall, Billy Graham, Anthony Bourdain), along with such legends as Marvel hero Stan Lee, sportscaster Keith Jackson and singer Aretha Franklin, to name just a few of the year's high-profile passings. Hollywood also lost groundbreaking producers (Craig Zadan, Raymond Chow, Arnold Kopelson, Steven Bochco), unforgettable…
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Emmys In Memoriam: Fond Farewell To Late-Great Stars & Industry Vets
The Emmys paid their final respects tonight to dozens of industry notables who died over the past year, including 10-time Emmy-winning writer-producer Steven Bochco, who employed half the town on such shows as <em>Hill Street Blues</em>, <em>LA Law</em> and <em>NYPD Blue</em>; five-time Emmy-winner Anthony Bourdain, whose suicide shocked his friends and fans; and three-time winning actress and humanitarian Nanette Fabray. Sen. John McCain also was honored, as was Neil Simon and Aretha Frankli
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2018 Emmys Honor Burt Reynolds, Aretha Franklin, John McCain and Other Late Stars in Emotional 'In Memoriam'
This year's awards show paid a tearful tribute to the celebrities and entertainers Hollywood has lost over the past year.
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Emmys: Here is everyone who was featured in the In Memoriam
Craig Zadan, Aretha Franklin, and Anthony Bourdain were among the late celebrities expected to appear in the annual segment.
