In a devastating day for the entertainment world, we mourn the loss of five beloved stars who passed away today, leaving behind rich legacies and shattered hearts among fans and families alike.

Selva Alamman, a celebrated Argentine actress known for her six-decade span in theater, film, and television, has died at 79. Her remarkable talent and dedication reshaped the arts, making her an icon, especially in iconic series like “Nestra Galita” and films including “Pimenta.” Her passing is a profound loss, felt deeply by her partner and countless admirers.

Linda Deutsch, a trailblazing Associated Press reporter, succumbed to pancreatic cancer at 80. Renowned for her coverage of high-profile trials including those of O.J. Simpson and Charles Manson, Deutsch’s groundbreaking work in journalism set new standards. Her legacy as a fearless truth-teller and an inspiration to aspiring journalists will endure.

The music industry is reeling from the sudden death of Rich Homie Quan, 34, whose career was tragically cut short. Known for hits like “Type of Way,” his unique voice and candid approach to hip-hop inspired a generation. His untimely loss leaves a void in the hearts of fans and friends.

Fat Man Scoop, the electrifying DJ and hypeman, passed away at 56 after collapsing on stage. His infectious energy and iconic voice resonated in clubs worldwide, and his legacy will forever be celebrated in the music scene.

Lastly, Perry Kurtz, the beloved comedian known for his quick wit and improvisational genius, died at 73 after a hit-and-run accident. His contributions to comedy brought joy to countless audiences, and he will be remembered for his fearless humor and vibrant personality.

Today, we honor these five talented individuals whose contributions to cinema, music, and journalism have left an indelible mark. Our thoughts are with their families and fans as we reflect on their extraordinary legacies.