Actor-director Mel Gibson disclosed in July that he came down with a bad case of COVID-19 back in April. I still remember seeing her onstage in 1992 in Mad Forest off Broadway. Her notable productions include ER, which saw her play recurring patient Loretta Sweet, and police procedural Nash Bridges, which saw her act in the main cast as inspector Bryn Carson. Jackson Browne, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, also announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19. SVU, which films in New York City, is one of the many productions that was ordered to shut down by NBCUniversal amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Peaky Blinders" star Sophie Rundle Instagrammed on Dec. 22 that she had contracted COVID-19. Maras last onscreen appearance was in the 2020 film Break Even. Santa Monica, California. She was also the younger sister of Kermit Miller, and was briefly sister-in-law to Marilyn The number of cases grew from there, and the virus began to spread more rapidly in communities across the U.S. As of Thursday morning, there have been at least 81,578 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 1,180 deaths in the nation, according to a New York Times database. "Nice try coronavirus, but I have another 4-5 decades worth of experiences to have with these guys," he wrote, referring to his husband and son. Then my doctor called me and said, 'Oh, congratulations. Andy Cohen, host of "Watch What Happens Live" on Bravo, announced he tested positive on March 20. Mary Mara, the actor best known for her recurring roles in ER and Law & Order, died in Cape Vincent, N.Y. Sunday from an apparent drowning. She was 61. The "Law & Order" actress' representative confirmed her death to Fox News Digital: "Marys body was found this morning in her beloved St Lawrence River. She drowned while swimming." The rep added: "Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met. The 32-year-old said she lost her sense of taste and had a "cough to rival a Dickensian workhouse orphan boy.". The former "View" host said she's "very much on the mend.". Kristofer Hivju posted on Instagram Monday that he tested positive for COVID-19. Naya Rivera. He brought love and kindness everywhere he went. A Warner Bros. We are heartbroken, Leight wrote via Twitter. On June 20, comedian D.L. We are heartbroken, Leight tweeted. "I only went out for necessities and wore masks," she wrote. Sadly, the 78-year-old passed away on Dec. 21. so many havent been as lucky and will continue not to be. His wife Sheila Kelley, who also plays his on-screen spouse, similarly tested positive. #ForeverInOurHearts.. I feel blessed to have known you and adored you and worked with you, side by side, for so many years.. The actress encouraged people to wash their hands and wear masks. People need to take a lot of care and the idea we can just reopen is very scary.". "So, just so yall know the end result of all those daily battles has come to an end," the actor wrote on his Facebook page Sept. 5. Mara was visiting her sister and was swimming in the water, police said. "It's an incredibly scaring thing to go through my friends," he wrote. She spent November in quarantine and says she is now recovered. I want to encourage everyone to stay safe and take care of yourselves and your loved ones. "Arrested Development" gets a visit from Munch in 2006 on an episode called "Exit Strategy."
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