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Born James Chambers, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.

Lees played bass on Moving Pictures’ 1982 hit ‘What About Me’.

The Dublin-born designer died in London, aged 80, after a short illness.

The Oscar-nominated actor died at her California home on November 3 at the age of 89.

A 2025 tour was cancelled this month after an alleged assault in Utah.

The 84-year-old had recently entered hospice care amid her dementia battle.

Her family said she died peacefully in her London care home.

The One Direction star died in October 2024 in Argentina after falling from a balcony.

'We are lost for words as to why anyone would do this,' McLaren's family say.

Born in Mississippi in 1935, Ladd appeared in more than 200 roles.

She continued living with dementia after her retirement in 2014.

He helped shape neo-soul with albums Brown Sugar, Voodoo and Black Messiah.

The director said he never read reviews, trusting only Keaton’s opinion of his films.

The Oscar winner listed her 'dream home' for sale just a few months ago.

The Oscar-winning actress and Hollywood sweetheart has died, aged 79.

Tyson Fury, Wayne Rooney and Liam Gallagher joined mourners in Manchester.

Nigel Latta’s family warmly invites New Zealanders to join them in a celebration of his life. This is an open funeral, and all are welcome. Video / Supplied

The claims appear in Priscilla Presley's new memoir Softly, As I Leave You.

Fans worldwide still host Hyacinth-style candlelight suppers in her honour.

OPINION: Nigel Latta's empathy, knowledge and voice will be dearly missed.

He says Latta was "a friend, a colleague and a hugely inspirational New Zealander".

The psychologist and broadcaster is being remembered as an inspiring leader of humanity.

Donald Trump and Erika Kirk speak at Charlie Kirk's funeral service in Arizona this morning. Video /

He wrote 27 No 1 hits, including career-defining songs for Carrie Underwood.

Hollywood legend Robert Redford has died. The Herald looks back at his time in Aotearoa.

He was in 'the place he loved surrounded by those he loved'.

Sharon Osbourne, 72, said fan tributes have carried her through lonely nights.

Robin Chadwick starred as David Hammond in 92 episodes of the BBC hit.

She says she asked not to be included in the wrestler and actor's will.