Singer Tony Sly Dies at 41

Tony Sly, the frontman of the punk rock band, based in Northern California, died for reasons not yet revealed. He was 41 years.
"E" with great sadness that we say goodbye to Sly of No Use For A Name Tony, "read a statement on the website of his label.
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"We received a call the day of his death, I am devastated and have lost an incredible talent, friend and father, one of the truly great [Producer] Fat Mike said the following: .." One of my closest friends and favorite is songwriters gone too soon. Tony, you are sorely missed. "

Sly joined the band in 1989, replacing founding member John Meyer, and Incognito have released the following year.

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No Use for a number of past members, as they became less hard and more in tune with the years, Sly and the group was the longest service of veterans at the time of his death.

"We covered Chasing Rainbows No Use For A Name in our set today as a tribute," wrote guitarist Ryan Mendez of Yellowcard. "RIP Tony Sly, which were a big influence on us all."

"We are truly sad news of the death of our friend Tony Sly" banda de punk Twitter race against the rise of Chicago. "It was an amazing songwriter and an amazing person. RIP Tony Sly."
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Bad Religion Twitter: "Goodbye to a good friend, Tony Sly."

The Atari, wrote: "Tony Sly, wrote some songs sound when we were starting with generosity we crashed in the lounge of the hotel plant man gold .... good luck"

"It is very sad to hear of the passing of Tony Sly. One of the best players in history. Our thoughts are with his family and friends. It will make out very mancanza.-N," Noodles of The Offspring Twitter.

His last studio album of Fat Wreck Chords label was 2008's record year of good feeling, and Sly had said in 2010 that he was writing songs for a new release.

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Usher's 11-year-old stepson dies

Usher is 11 years old, died this morning, the stepson of injuries sustained in a tragic jet ski accident in Georgia earlier this month.

Doctors have removed 11 years old, Kyle Glover's life support after it was determined his injuries were too severe to overcome. We were told that the mother of Kyle, Tamek Foster strove greatly to the decision.

According to our sources, Tamek is understandably devastated.

Glover was injured July 8 when he went into an inner tube that was connected to a dock on Lake Lanier.

According to authorities, a family friend who was on a dock behind the jet ski lost control and collided with the tube Glover.

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Canadian celebrity chef Anthony Sedlak Dies at 29

VANCOUVER - Canadian celebrity chef Anthony Sedlak has died aged 29.

Sedlak family issued a statement on Monday saying that collapsed last Friday for an undiagnosed medical condition and his body was found in his apartment in North Vancouver.

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Visual Artist & Dancer Frances Alenikoff Dies at 91

Frances Alenikoff, a dancer, choreographer and visual artist, this benefit is often closely linked with the movement of the slides, films, talking, singing and recordings, died on June 23 in Southampton, New York for 91 years.

His daughter, Francesca Rheannon, confirmed the death.

Ms. Alenikoff, during his professional heyday, he worked mainly in New York City, has been an active participant in the artistic ferment and around the loft in Soho, and after mid-century.

Since 1950 his work began to take on aspects of what is now called multimedia performances, using slides and to add color and music for dancing feet.

He founded and directed two dance companies. First, the Theatre Dance and Song Aviv, began in 1959. Specializing in dance Israeli jasídico, Russia and Africa, the Carib, has been made in the black schools segregated south, 92 Street Y in New York, Broadway, musical revue Josephine Baker in 1964.

Ms. Alenikoff second company, Frances Alenikoff Dance Theater, founded in mid 1970. Focused on dance as a means of changing forms of theater, which increases the work of the dancers on stage with a series of images and sounds.

His interest in creating these multimedia works, Ms. Alenikoff often said, was rooted in his fascination with the imperative form - including body movement, the appearance of the images, counterpoint and rhythm the spoken dialogue of the texture by hand.

Among his best known works are two solo pieces as a choreographer danced: "In no way," conducted under the direction of the avant-garde poet Armand Schwerner, and "Re-remembering", created the Mrs. Alenikoff of 70 years after recovering from a potentially fatal attack of babesiosis, a tick disease.

In recent years, working from home in East Hampton, Long Island, Mrs. Alenikoff was also a visual artist, producing paintings and collages, which was full of color and form.

The daughter of Jack Clement Lipman and the former Ruth Alper, Frances Lipman was born in Queens August 20, 1920, and grew up in Manhattan. His mother was a dancer who later helped to introduce yoga in Hollywood.

Frances has a degree in art and psychology at the University of Brooklyn. Later he studied African dance and Haiti, the drums and singing with Katherine Dunham, one of only a handful of white students to be accepted into the predominantly black school, Mrs. Dunham in New York.

First marriage of Mrs. Alenikoff, Jules Alenikoff, ended in divorce, as did his second, with Martin Freedman. He is survived by his daughter, Francesca, his relationship with Guido Teunissen, a grandson and a nephew.

His work has been the topic of "things that make up a choreography Journal," a documentary by Robert Machover.

Ms. Alenikoff continued dancing in public, until she was about 80 years. Reviews of their performances at the end of life sometimes noticed, was willing to pay, after a particularly high calcium, to inform the public exactly how old it was.

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