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RIP

Mary Tyler Moore.

The Internet Pays Respect to Mary Tyler Moore & Her Iconic Beret

The actress passed away today at the age of 80.
By Dena Silver
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, accompanied by her husband former President Bill Clinton (L) and running mate Tim Kaine, concedes the presidential election at the New Yorker Hotel on November 9, 2016 in New York City.

Hillary Clinton Ruled Politics Twitter in 2016

She may have lost the election, but Hillary Clinton can take comfort in the fact that she dominated the political conversation online.
By John Bonazzo
Sylvester, aka Greg Grunberganger

Not-So-Violent Ends: The 10 Forgotten Characters of ‘Westworld’

Now that Westworld's first season is as wrapped up as a first generation host in a body bag, people still have a lot of questions. Surprisingly, I thought the show's inaugural 10 episodes held together pretty well, especially for a Nolan production. (I mean, there were zero spinning tops, so that's an A+ on a graded curve.) But I was slightly annoyed by how some of the major characters of the show simply disappeared at certain points. There storylines were dropped, never to be referenced again...at least until next year. Look, sometimes leaving the fate of characters uncertain is a good way to keep audiences in suspense. That's why we have cliffhangers. But for several major players in the Westworld universe, their lives were less "precarious" and more "totally ignored, like they just disappeared and no one noticed or cared." Gone, but not forgotten, here's our memorial to the 10 characters who just kind of wandered off the reservation at some point.
By Drew Grant
Mose Allison.

RIP Mose Allison, the Most Influential Jazz Pianist in Rock History

By Ron Hart
Leonard Cohen.

Leonard Cohen Leaves Us, Tearing Through the Veil of Flesh

By Justin Joffe
Sandy Pearlman.

The Man Who Made Blue Öyster Cult: RIP Producer Sandy Pearlman

By Tim Sommer
Martin Rev and Alan Vega.

RIP Suicide Frontman Alan Vega, the Beautiful Ghost of Rock ‘n’ Roll Future

By Tim Sommer
Peter J. Powers

Former First Deputy Mayor Peter J. Powers Has Died

By Cristyne L. Nicholas
Scotty Moore and Elvis.

Scotty Moore’s Influence on Guitar Playing Rivals Elvis’ on Rock ‘n’ Roll

By Ron Hart
Unfortunately, this photo is all we have to remember HBO's Vinyl by, no, no, wait—this is a still from M*A*S*H.

A Viking Funeral for HBO’s ‘Vinyl’

By Tim Sommer
Prince.

Who Will Grow Old With Us: Living in a World Without a Prince

By Tim Sommer
LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 28: ***EXCLUSIVE*** Musician Prince performs his first of three shows onstage during "One Night... Three Venues" hosted by Prince and Lotusflow3r.com held at NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE on March 28, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.

No More Purple Reign: RIP Prince, Pop Legend, Dead at 57

By Ron Hart
NEW YORK - APRIL 14: Judith S. Kaye attends the 2009 John Jay Justice Awards at John Jay College on April 14, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Brad Barket/Getty Images)

Judith Kaye: A Tribute to a Fine Jurist—and Person

By The Editors
WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 18: Former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani (left) jokes with New York Yankee legend Yogi Berra at the National Italian American Foundation's 33rd Anniversary Awards Gala on October 18, 2008 in Washington, DC. The event takes place in Washington each year and celebrates the achievements of Italian Americans. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)

Rudy Giuliani: Yogi Berra Was My Hero

By Rudy Giuliani
MONTGOMERY, AL - MARCH 06: Amelia Boynton Robinson and Bernice King attend the reception honoring the 50th anniversary of the "Selma to Montgomery" March at Rosa Parks Library Museum on March 6, 2015 in Montgomery, Alabama. (Photo by Jason Davis/Getty Images for 51 Miles Forward presented by Hyundai Motor America)

Remembering Civil Rights Matriarch Amelia Boynton Robinson

By Michael Sainato
B.B. King performs onstage at his 80th birthday celebration at the home of Sam and Mary Haskell on September 20, 2005 in Encino, California. (Amanda Edwards/Getty Images)

B.B. King Remembered by a Young Musician Who Played With Him

By Jackie Greene

Sevdalyn Christine ‘Sunshine’ Claycomb-Brooks, 1939-2015

By Aaron Kinsley-Brooks
Victor Gotbaum and Betsy Gotbaum (Photo-Joe SchildhornPatrick McMullan)

Victor Gotbaum, RIP

By The Editors
The shadow of a cemetery worker is cast on reclaimed gravestones in London City Cemetery on March 2, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/ Getty Images)

Anti-Abortion Pioneer Jack Willke Has Died: Sometimes We’re Glad They’re Gone

By Amber A'Lee Frost

Remembering Writer Elmore Leonard (Video)

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
David Dinkins and Bill Lynch. (Photo: Frank Micelotta/Getty Images)

Legendary Consultant Bill Lynch Dies

By Jill Colvin
Roger Ebert (Photo: Getty Images)

‘I’ll See You at the Movies’: Roger Ebert, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Film Critic, Has Died

By Matthew Kassel
Kimani Gray.

In East Flatbush, Remembering ‘Hood Star’ Kimani Gray

By Rafi Kohan

Hugo Chavez Dies at 58

By Drew Grant
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