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  The AV Club

  Year in review: Remembering the stars we lost in 2022

  In 2022, we mourned the loss of award-winning actors, groundbreaking musicians, and visionary directors who made a lasting impact on pop culture. From Bob Saget to Sidney Poitier, from Meat Loaf to Louie Anderson, from Nichelle Nichols to Kirstie Alley, The A.V. Club remembers these talented pioneers and performers, their work as artists, and their many contributions.

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  TheGrio

  In memoriam: People we lost in 2022

  OPINION: Sidney Poitier, Nichelle Nichols, Bill Russell, André Leon Talley and Irene Cara are among the many we lost this year. May they rest in power. The post In memoriam: People we lost in 2022 appeared first on TheGrio.

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  Yahoo Celebrity

  Celebrity deaths in 2022: Naomi Judd, Sidney Poitier, Bob Saget, Leslie Jordan, Coolio, Anne Heche and more

  Ray Liotta, Aaron Carter and Loretta Lynn are some of the others who died last year.

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  The Root

  The Guilty Grape is Preparing for Total Wine Domination

  It’s no secret that when it comes to the wine game, most of the players are white men. But twin sisters Nichelle and Nicole Nichols are on a mission to change that and bring a lot more Black folks with them. If the name sounds familiar, actress Nichelle Nichols, who played Nyota Uhura on Star Trek is their aunt.

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  Celebrity

  Consequence of Sound

  George Takei Calls William Shatner a “Cantankerous Old Man,” Says He Was “Prima Donna” on Star Trek Set

  Shatner recently accused Takei of "blackening my name." George Takei Calls William Shatner a “Cantankerous Old Man,” Says He Was “Prima Donna” on Star Trek Set Eddie Fu

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  Variety

  William Shatner Says Bitter ‘Star Trek’ Co-Stars Slam Him for ‘Publicity’: George Takei ‘Has Never Stopped Blackening My Name’

  William Shatner spoke out against his “Star Trek” co-stars in a recent interview with The Times UK while promoting his book, “Boldly Go, Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder.” Several “Star Trek” actors have criticized Shatner over the years, with the late Uhura actor Nichelle Nichols once telling Shatner the cast found him “cold […]

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  Reuters

  UPDATE 3-E3 seeks U.N. to probe Russia's alleged use of Iranian drones

  Britain, France and Germany on Friday called for a United Nations probe of accusations Russia has used Iranian-origin drones to attack Ukraine, allegedly violating a U.N. Security Council Resolution. In a letter signed by their U.N. envoys and seen by Reuters, the three backed Ukraine's call on Monday for such a probe, arguing the drone use breached U.N. Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 2231 endorsing the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

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  SYFY

  'Star Trek' brings first looks, reunion surprises & more for 'Picard,' 'Discovery' at NYCC 2022

  Let's fly! Three of the many series, crews, and captains of Star Trek recently converged due to some manner of temporal anomaly. Our scientists believe that the anomaly was caused by New York Comic Con 2022, where Paramount+ held an enormous "Star Trek Universe" panel. Star Trek: Picard, Star Trek: Discovery, and Star Trek: Prodigy were all represented, and the news was flowing at Warp 9. The emotions were running even faster, because a certain reunion and some surprise reveals laid the audience

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  Celebrity

  The Root

  Black Celebs We Lost in 2022 (Part 1)

  This year has been difficult to cover for all kinds of reasons. But one of them is all of the talented Black people we have lost in the last 9 months alone. Some were older, others were young, but all of them were gone too soon. Here are some of the Black celebrities we lost in 2022.

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  Reuters

  EU ministers agree to press ahead with new Russia sanctions

  UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -European Union foreign ministers agreed on Wednesday to prepare new sanctions on Russia and increase weapons' deliveries to Kyiv after President Vladimir Putin ordered the country's first wartime mobilisation since World War Two to fight in Ukraine. The bloc's 27 foreign ministers are in New York for the annual gathering of world leaders at the United Nations. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Putin's announcement - which included moves to annex swaths of Ukr

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