Ledbetter is credited with helping to initiate Wilson's separation from psychologist Eugene Landy and getting him proper medical treatment. Melinda Ledbetter, Wife and Manager of Brian Wilson, Dead at 77 Eddie Fu
Melanie Safka rose to fame after performing as one of only three solo women at Woodstock. Melanie, Woodstock Performer and “Brand New Key” Singer, Dead at 76 Eddie Fu
Tennant was an early publicist for Nirvana, and even planned the legendary release party for their 1991 album Nevermind. Susie Tennant, Seattle’s “Unsung Hero” Who Helped Launch Nirvana, Dead at 61 Jo Vito
The influential girl group earned a pair of top five singles and inspired numerous punk bands. Mary Weiss, Lead Singer of The Shangri-Las, Dead at 75 Alex Young
Crombie had a five-episode arc on Seinfeld's fourth season. Peter Crombie, Who Played “Crazy” Joe Davola on Seinfeld, Dead at 71 Scoop Harrison
The German actor made appearances in Saved by the Bell: The New Class, Speed Racer, and Hunters. Actor Christian Oliver and Two Daughters Killed in Plane Crash Paolo Ragusa
The actor also won a Tony for her performance as Desiree Armfeldt in Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music. Glynis Johns, Mary Poppins Actor, Dead at 100 Emma Carey
Bobbie Jean worked as a wardrobe stylist and makeup artist for her brothers in the early 2000s. She also appeared on the family's E! reality TV show, House of Carters. Bobbie Jean Carter, Sister of Nick and Aaron Carter, Dead at 41 Scoop Harrison
Lynch was part of the group's original lineup, which mostly played bluegrass music. Laura Lynch, Dixie Chicks Co-Founding Member, Killed in Car Crash Scoop Harrison
McCaffrey, who also portrayed the protagonist of this year's Alan Wake 2, died on Sunday after a battle with cancer. James McCaffrey, Voice of Max Payne, Dead at 65 Jo Vito
The award-winning actor passed away on Monday following a brief illness. Andre Braugher, Homicide and Brooklyn Nine-Nine Star, Dead at 61 Scoop Harrison
The actor was known for starring roles in films including Love Story, What's Up, Doc?, and Paper Moon. Ryan O’Neal, Leading Man of 1970s Hollywood, Dead at 82 Abby Jones