Hayden Panettiere, who began acting as a child and later starred in “Heroes” and “Nashville,” is being mourned by family, friends and co-stars after her death at 36. Tributes highlighted her talent, intelligence and openness about the struggles she faced in the spotlight.
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Hayden Panettiere, known for “Heroes,” “Nashville,” “Remember the Titans” and the “Scream” films, has died at 36. Her representative confirmed the death, and her family asked for privacy while saying details were not released.
Tommy John, the four-time MLB All-Star pitcher whose experimental elbow operation became a standard procedure for injured pitchers, has died at 83. John won 288 games over 26 seasons and pitched 14 years after the surgery that now bears his name.
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday was found dead in south London after resigning amid plagiarism allegations he denied. Prime Minister Andy Burnham called the death “a tragedy on so many levels” and urged reflection.
Jason Arday, who became Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in 2023, was found dead in Battersea after resigning amid plagiarism allegations he denied. Police said his death is unexpected but not believed to be suspicious.
Jake Whisenant, a 30-year-old California climber known for speed records on Yosemite’s El Capitan, died after a climbing-related incident in the Sequoia and Kings Canyon wilderness. Friends remembered him as much more than a climber and called his death an “unimaginable loss.”
Don Nelson, a five-time NBA champion as a Celtics player and one of the league’s most influential coaches, has died at 86. Nelson retired with 1,335 coaching wins and helped shape modern up-tempo offenses across stops with Milwaukee, Golden State and Dallas.
Jorge Messi, father and longtime agent of Lionel Messi, has died at 68 after an illness. Soccer organizations in Argentina and across South America paid tribute to his role in supporting his son’s career.