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JUST IN: TV FILM AND STAGE ACTRESS PUMANAW NA. Maureen Arthur, the TV, film and stage actress best known for her role of dim-witted Hedy La Rue in the 1967 musical-comedy, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,” died June 15 of natural causes. She was 88. “I can’t overstate how important she was to me,” her friend actress Ilene Graff (“Heart of Dixie”) announced on Facebook Monday. “Her amazing talent and skill were only a small part of who she was. A tireless advocate for children in need, especially those with physical, emotional and/or intellectual challenges, she helped raise countless millions of dollars for them.” The San Jose, California, native was a staple on television and in films in the late ’50s through the 1970s, appearing in such well-know series as “Perry Mason,” “The Monkees,” “The Flying Nun,” “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.,” “Sanford and Son,” “Laverne & Shirley,” “Mork & Mindy” and “Murder, She Wrote.” Mark Shields, Veteran PBS NewsHour Commentator, Dies ...

  An up-and-coming teenage rapper was shot dead in Washington, DC Thursday morning while he was shooting a music video. Justin Johnson, 16, who performs under the name 23 Rackz, was found shot in the Southeast section of the district just before 11:30 a.m., according to WTTG-TV. The Temple Hills, Maryland “Hook” artist released an album entitled “Rookie of the Year” in 2021 and was considered part of the DMV rap genre, a regional percussion-heavy style pioneered in DC, Maryland and Virginia. Moments before Johnson was gunned down, he posted an Instagram story that shared his location, according to a YouTube account that specializes in drill rap content. Police were reportedly offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the teen’s killer.

Talented singer-songwriter Nabundol Ng Kotse Habang Nag-Bi Bike. BUFFALO, N.Y. — The music community in Buffalo is in mourning. They have lost a beautiful voice and musician much too soon.  2 On Your Side has more on the life of Sara Rogers and her love for music. This young woman died tragically in a bike crash involving a vehicle on Friday.  Steve Shewan, former music teacher and band director at Williamsville East High School says with grief, "We lost an angel. We really did." That reflective thought from Shewan as he thinks of his former student and the terrible accident on Friday when 29-year-old Sara Rogers was struck and killed by a car while riding her bike on South Park in Buffalo. Police say the female driver suffered a medical emergency. Two of Sara's friends also on bikes, were also struck and suffered serious injuries. Sara attended Williamsville East High School and Nazareth College in Rochester for her music education degree. Shewan says she was a polished ...