Mojo Nixon dies at 66 iconic Elvis parody rocker and radio host
Mojo Nixon, the irreverent singer of Elvis Is Everywhere and host on SiriusXM Outlaw Country, died at 66 from a reported cardiac event aboard a country music cruise. Born Neill Kirby McMillan Jr in 1957, he rose in the 1980s with Skid Roper, scored MTV fame, and drew fans with provocative songs and comic personas. Survivors include his wife Adaire, two sons, a sister, a brother, and a granddaughter.
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Don Catlin and the birth of modern anti-doping testing
Don Catlin, founder of the UCLA lab that became a global anti-doping hub, helped expose BALCO and THG while shaping drug testing for the Olympics, USADA, NFL, MLB, and NCAA. He died at 85 after a dementia battle. His son Oliver recalls a career that saved Olympic athletes and challenged sports’ establishment.
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Will Lester AP editor dies at 71 in Maryland
Will Lester longtime AP reporter and editor who helped steer the 2000 election night coverage died unexpectedly at his Maryland home at 71 He was acclaimed for Florida political expertise and pivotal roles in Columbia Miami Washington bureaus and the Bush Gore race coverage colleagues praised his dedication kindness and craft
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