Welcome back to Who Died Today USA – where we remember and honor icons who have closed the final chapter of their lives, but left an indelible legacy in American and global cultural history.

Today is a sad day for Hollywood and fans around the world as we say goodbye to names that defined an era:

– Tom Troupe, an artist who devoted himself to stage and screen for more than half a century, an icon of the “golden” generation of actors with rare depth and class.

– Alan Bergman, the legendary songwriter who woven immortal lyrics for American cinema – he was the soul behind the soundtracks that moved the world.

– Bobby Sherman, a one-time teen idol with a warm smile, who left the spotlight to devote himself to public health – a testament to a multidimensional, meaningful life.

But the losses don’t stop there. We also say goodbye to:

– Julian McMahon, the Australian actor best known for his charming roles in Nip/Tuck and Charmed, an early 2000s television icon.

– Young Noble (Outlawz), the spiritual successor to Tupac Shakur, who has been a powerful voice for the black community for two decades.

– Mick Ralphs, the legendary guitarist for rock bands like Mott the Hoople and Bad Company, whose tunes have resonated with music lovers forever.

– And finally, Kathleen Hughes, the 1950s sci-fi star known as the “scream queen” for her captivating beauty and unique style.

Each person on this list has a story to tell – a story of relentless effort, artistic innovation, and influence that has touched millions around the world.

Their passing leaves a void not only in the entertainment industry, but also in the hearts of millions of people who grew up with the music of Bobby Sherman, were immersed in the lyrics of Alan Bergman, or lived with the memories of Julian McMahon’s television and the classic films of Kathleen Hughes.