Captain of my heart (Image via movie still)
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Duncan in his prime (Image via Wiki)
Arthur Duncan, the trailblazing tap dancer who was the first-ever Black person who was a regular on a TV variety show — 1954's The Betty White Show — died January 3 at 89.
White famously kept him on her series after southern censors demanded he be fired, replying to them, “He stays. Live with it.”
Full obit on this TV legend here. All the others we have already lost in just the first two weeks of 2023 here.
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Check ... please! (Image via Julien's Auctions)
Big Betty White sale, Ally Sheedy cool on Breakfast Club reunions, the best of Sondheim on film and more HERE.
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This is just ... great. https://t.co/iqPJrgzoVN pic.twitter.com/GM0KNPivn4
— Matthew Rettenmund (@mattrett) January 28, 2022
On Monday, NBC will air its Betty White tribute. Till then, here's Cher's!
