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ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen dies at 93

Bill Rasmussen, 93, American television executive and founder of ESPN, has passed away from complications from Parkinson's disease.

“Bill was a remarkable man – a visionary and an innovator who conceived the idea of a network entirely devoted to sports,” said ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro.

ESPN has lost its founder.

Sorry for his loss. RIP, Bill...

https://espnpressroom.com/press-release/espn-founder-bill-rasmussen-dies-at-93/

u/Similar_Rub_8269 — 1 day ago

Would you want Jodie Comer to reprise Emily Hartwood in the movie? Her performance is such a big part of how I picture the character now.

Uwe Boll (German film director) had confirmed plans for a new Alone in the Dark film. In late 2025, Event Films optioned the film rights from THQ Nordic. I hope Jodie Comer will reprise her role as Emily Hartwood.

u/Similar_Rub_8269 — 6 days ago

Peter Katsis, Smashing Pumpkins and Backstreet Boys Manager, Dead at 69

Peter Katsis, 69, American music manager (Backstreet Boys, Korn, Jane's Addiction), passed away from congestive heart failure. RIP, Peter...

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u/Similar_Rub_8269 — 12 days ago

How did Peter Katsis influence the Backstreet Boys' career during the years he managed them?

Peter Katsis, 69, American music manager (Backstreet Boys, Korn, Jane's Addiction), has passed away from congestive heart failure. RIP, Peter.

u/Similar_Rub_8269 — 13 days ago

If Peppermint were a fully playable character, what kind of rhythm-based combat mechanics would you give her?

u/Similar_Rub_8269 — 14 days ago