Recap | Teri Garr, Phil Lesh and Liam Payne just some of those we lost in October

The beloved actress who earned an Oscar nomination for her role opposite Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie had a career spanning film and TV, from Elvis Presley movies to Star Trek. Her legacy includes her comedic talent and resilience against the health challenges of multiple sclerosis.

Lesh, a bass player with the legendary rock band, was known for his innovative playing and iconic live performances, and his influence extended beyond the stage, embodying the spirit of the Grateful Dead’s devoted community. He was 84.

The trailblazing producer behind a string of hit films was also celebrated for a commitment to advocating for gender equality in the industry. Her battle with COPD, linked to smoking, serves as a cautionary tale.

Fans mourn the untimely death of the former boyband singer, known for hits such as “What Makes You Beautiful” and “Story of My Life,” at the age of 31 after tragedy in Argentina.

The singer, who co-founded the Sweet Inspirations and collaborated with music legends like Aretha Franklin and David Bowie, leaves a legacy that includes Grammy-winning gospel albums and a pivotal role in the crossover of gospel into mainstream pop.

Part of this article was produced with the assistance of generative AI.