Terrence McNally is known for his work in “Master Class”, “Love! Valour! Compassion!” and “Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune”. He was four-time Tony Award winning playwright.

Lucia Bosè worked in the movies such as “Story of a Love Affair”, “Death of Cyclist”. She died of pneumonia after contracting Covid-19.

Mark Blum starred in movies such as “Desperately seeking Susan”, “Crocodile Dundee”. And his latest work was Lifetime/Netflix series “You”. He won an Obie Award for his role in the play Gus and Al.

Maria Mercader was a CBS News veteran, worked as a reporter and a talent director for 30 years. She won a business Emmy Award in 2004.

Joe Diffie was an American country music singer and songwriter. He won a Grammy Award in 1998.

Alan Merril was an American rock musician, who co-wrote and recorded the original version of “I love Rock n Roll”.

Ken Shimura was a Japanese Comedian, who worked in films such as “Poppoya”, “ The Lorex”, “Yell”,etc

Andrew Jack was a dialect coach. He was recently hired for Robert Pattinson’s, the new “Batman” movie. He also worked in “Star Wars: Episode VII”.

Adam Chlesinger was an American songwriter, who was a founding member of the bands “Fountains of Wayne”, “Ivy” and “Tinted Windows”. He won three Emmy Awards and a Grammy Award.

Patricia Bosworth was an American journalist who penned celebrity biographies and won the Front Page Award for her journalistic achievement.

Allen Daviau was an American cinematographer best known for his collaborated work with Steven Spielberg on films such as “E.T. The Extra Terrestial”,“The Color Purple” and “Empire of the Sun”. He was nominated five times for the Academy Awards and two times for the British Academy Film Awards, with one win.

Matteo De Cosmo was a New-York based Art Director, who contributed in films such as “Emergence”, “The Punisher” and “Luke Cage”.

Carol Sutton was an American actress who acted in HBO’s “Lovecraft Country” and OWN’s “Queen Sugar” and contributed in films such as “Monster’s Ball”, “Ray” and “The Help”.

Charley Pride was a performer who won four Grammys. He died after just weeks after his last performance at the CMA Awards show.