BREAKING NEWS: ICONIC ACTOR & LEGENDS who have TRAGICALLY passed away Today!

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BREAKING NEWS: ICONIC ACTOR & LEGENDS who have TRAGICALLY passed away Today!
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Austrian entrepreneur Richard Lugner, 91, was declared dead at his residence in Doebling, northwest of Vienna. He married 49-year-old Simone Reilaender, 49 years his junior, just two months ago, but was experiencing extreme back discomfort and tiredness. Lugner was well-known in the building business and entered politics twice as an independent. His first candidacy failed in 1998 before a presidential crack that would have made Joe Biden proud in 2016. Lugner's funeral plans were all in place, and he even had his gravestone ordered.

At age 68, actor Angel Salazar, best known for his performance as Chi Chi in the classic 1983 movie "Scarface," passed away in his sleep at his friend's Brooklyn house. Salazar had multiple cardiac problems, but an official cause of death has not been disclosed. He starred in several films, TV shows, and stand-up comedy, and gained most recognition for coining the term "Sheck it out!" He also landed a returning performance on the NBC show "Last Comic Standing."

In this episode, we honor the legacies of these remarkable individuals and reflect on the stars we've lost recently, whose memories continue to inspire us.

Angel Salazar, a famous actor and comedian, has passed away at the age of 77. He was a central midfielder who played for Bolton Wanderers and scored 85 times in a 15-year career between 1965 and 1980. He was a major player in the team run under Ian Allardyce, which won the Second Division title in 1978. Greaves, who played for Seattle Sounders in the North American Soccer League, returned to Lancashire to finish his career with Rochdale in 1982/1983 and returned to Farnworth.

Ramiro Blacut Rodríguez, a former player for German club Bayern Munich, passed away at 80 years old. He signed for the German club first among Latin Americans and was a member of the national team that took home the 1963 South American Championship. Blacut oversaw national clubs and international teams, including Always Ready, Bolívar, Universitario, The Strongest, Blooming, Guabirá, Wilstermann, Real Santa Cruz, Oriente Petrolero, and Aucas, El Nacional, and Deportivo Cuenca of Ecuador as a technical director.