Celebrities dead 2010: Celebrity deaths 2010
By Therese Lisieux on January 4th, 2010We say good bye to the following celebrities who died in 2010.
We say good bye to the following celebrities who died in 2010.
Its the beginning of 2010 and also the beginning of the end for the celebrities who have disclosed they are sick and dying.
Mayawati, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, was presented with a garland made of Rs 1000 bank notes. Mayawati was honored by her fans from Karnataka on Monday, March 15.
Mayawati’s garland allegedly contained 50,000 currency notes of the 1000 Rs denomination. In total, the garland allegedly contained Rs 5 Crore.
Mayawati’s rally on Monday celebrated the Bahujan Samaj Party’s silver jubilee. The silver jubilee of the BSP coincided with the 76th birthday anniversary of the party founder Kanshi Ram. Mr Kanshi Ram is Mayawati’s mentor.
Robert Kardashian has been dating Vanessa Simmons for some time. Rob Kardashian joked with some tabloid reporters that he could be the next Kardashian sibling to get married.
Spencer Pratt has to take a hiatus from The Hills. Spencer Pratt and his PR spun a tale about him voluntarily leaving The Hills to work for American Defense Enterprise. The truth has emerged that Pratt was asked to take leave for 6 weeks to chill out after an incident on the set of The Hills.
Simon Cowell has invited Cheryl Cole to be a judge on the American version of X Factor. Rumors said Cheryl Cole has accepted.
He Pingping, 21, the World’s Shortest Man, died on Saturday, March 13. He Pingping was in Italy filming a documentary, Lo Show Dei Record, when he died. He Pingping was 29 inches tall.
Is Christiane Amanpour leaving CNN for ABC? Christiane Amanpour has been offered a new job working for ABC’s “This Week”. Amanpour had been in discussions with ABC and she was offered a deal.
Clarence Thomas, a Supreme Court Justice, will get a higher profile due to his wife. Virginia “Ginni” Thomas is joining the Tea Party movement. Ms Thomas will attend several functions organized by the Tea Party.