Dom DeLuise

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Charlie Callas, a rubber-faced stand-up comedian and Mel Brooks regular who worked on television, in films and on stage for five decades, died Thursday in a Las Vegas hospice. He was 83.

Saying goodbye: Jackson, Cronkite, Wyeth, Updike among artists, entertainers who died in 2009. It was only a rehearsal, and he was twice the age of the dancers accompanying him. But the video doesn't lie: Michael Jackson was looking ahead to a smash opening in London ? and giving it his all.

Saying goodbye: Jackson, Cronkite, Wyeth, Updike among artists, entertainers who died in 2009. It was only a rehearsal, and he was twice the age of the dancers accompanying him. But the video doesn't lie: Michael Jackson was looking ahead to a smash opening in London ? and giving it his all.

Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Final farewell: Nobel winner Borlaug, Kennedy, King of Pop among the notables who died in 2009. Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Final farewell: Nobel winner Borlaug, Kennedy, King of Pop among the notables who died in 2009. Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Saying goodbye: Jackson, Cronkite, Wyeth, Updike among artists, entertainers who died in 2009. It was only a rehearsal, and he was twice the age of the dancers accompanying him. But the video doesn't lie: Michael Jackson was looking ahead to a smash opening in London ? and giving it his all.

Saying goodbye: Jackson, Cronkite, Wyeth, Updike among artists, entertainers who died in 2009. It was only a rehearsal, and he was twice the age of the dancers accompanying him. But the video doesn't lie: Michael Jackson was looking ahead to a smash opening in London ? and giving it his all.

Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Final farewell: Nobel winner Borlaug, Kennedy, King of Pop among the notables who died in 2009. Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Final farewell: Nobel winner Borlaug, Kennedy, King of Pop among the notables who died in 2009. Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

Of all the notables who died in 2009, the one who most changed the world could have walked down any Main Street USA without causing a stir.

We had been told to expect the deaths of the famous to come in threes, not in the dozens.

Dodgers tie ML record with 12-0 start at home, Scherzer winless in 12 big league starts. The Los Angeles Dodgers tied the modern major league record for the longest home winning streak to start a season, improving to 12-0 at Chavez Ravine as Jeff Weaver pitched them to a 3-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night.

Affable Dom DeLuise, who found success as an actor, comedian, author and chef, dies. With an ever-present smile that gave way to ready laughter, Dom DeLuise possessed a jovial warmth that charmed not only film and TV audiences, but the actors and directors with whom he worked for decades. Though lighthearted onscreen, the prolific actor was deeply passionate about food, forging a second career as a popular chef and cookbook author.

Dom DeLuise, portly actor-comedian who late in life became a noted chef, dies at 75. Dom DeLuise, the portly actor-comedian whose affable nature made him a popular character actor for decades with movie and TV audiences as well as directors and fellow actors, has died. He was 75.

Actor Dom DeLuise, best known for his roles in screwball comedies such as "Blazing Saddles" and "The Cannonball Run," has died in Los Angeles, his family said Tuesday. He was 75.

Actor Dom DeLuise, best known for his roles in screwball comedies such as "Blazing Saddles" and "The Cannonball Run", has died in Los Angeles, reports said Tuesday. He was 75.

Comedian DOM DeLUISE is battling two forms of deadly cancer.