Gene Wilder dies at 83 after Alzheimer's battle
Gene Wilder, famed Willy Wonka star and two time Oscar nominee, dies at 83 at his Stamford Connecticut home from Alzheimer's complications. The actor known for The Producers Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein left a public memory of wit warmth and a private battle with illness.
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Gene Wilder 1933 2016 Actor Remembered
Gene Wilder, born 1933, died 2016 at 83, remembered for his dramatic and comedic film work. He credited humor with helping his mother through illness and said a doctor warned him not to argue with her, a lesson that inspired him to make her laugh with accents.
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Wilder's Rise Linked to Brooks Stock Company Ties
In 1963 during the Broadway run of Mother Courage and Her Children, Wilder befriended Anne Bancroft who dated Mel Brooks. The friendship helped Wilder join Brooks' stock company, shaping his later screen career including roles around Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein.
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Unprecedented negative views of Clinton and Trump in poll
Monmouth University Polling Institute director Patrick Murray says the disdain for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is unprecedented as nearly no voters hold a positive view of both. The survey shows 34 percent favorable for Clinton, 26 percent for Trump, and only 2 percent view both favorably.
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US hits goal to admit 10000 Syrian refugees a month early
Washington reports the United States will reach its target of admitting 10 000 Syrian refugees per month ahead of Obama's deadline. The move aims to aid refugees while pressuring Europe to share migrant burdens, fueling 2016 campaign debate over security and screening.
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Trump plans outreach to black audience in Detroit visit
Donald Trump will go to Great Faith Ministries in Detroit on Saturday to address a predominantly African-American audience. Pastor Mark Burns, a Trump surrogate, arranged the meeting with Bishop Wayne T. Jackson to outline policies affecting minorities and the disenfranchised.
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