Art Cashin (1941–2024), New York Stock Exchange veteran

Art Cashin was a Wall Street fixture for six decades, serving as director of floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange, and as a regular commentator on CNBC for over 25 years.

Paul Cattermole (1977–2023), S Club 7 singer

Paul Cattermole was a singer with the British pop group S Club 7, known for hits including “Never Had a Dream Come True.” 

Franco Harris (1950–2022), Steelers great caught the “Immaculate Reception” 

Franco Harris was a Hall of Fame running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers known for catching the “Immaculate Reception.”

Willard Scott (1934–2021), longtime Today Show weatherman

Willard Scott was the weatherman for “The Today Show” from 1980 to 1996, and he was the first actor to play the Ronald McDonald character for McDonald’s.

Hamilton Bohannon (1942–2020), disco legend known for “Let’s Start the Dance”

Hamilton Bohannon was a disco bandleader and percussionist who recorded as Bohannon, with hit singles including “Let’s Start the Dance” and “Foot Stompin’ Music.”

John Heard (1945 - 2017), Home Alone actor

Actor played the father in “Home Alone”…

Lord Snowdon (1930 - 2017), former husband of Princess Margaret

Lord Snowdon, known for his 18-year marriage to Great Britain's Princess Margaret as well as for his work as a photographer and filmmaker, died Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. He was 86. Snowdon, who married the sister of Queen Elizabeth II in 1960, was unusual in that he continued his work – he served as the royal photographer – even while married to Princess Margaret. Born Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1930, he had an established career as a society photographer by the time he was married to Margaret. Nonetheless, his lack of wealth and artistic lifestyle, as well as their discretion while courting, made their engagement a surprise to the public. Their May 6, 1960, marriage was the first televised royal wedding.

Tammy Faye: Anything But Boring

There was more to Tammy Faye Bakker Messner than scandal and smudged makeup.