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Welcome back to LastFame — where we honor the legends whose stories still echo through time.
Today, we reflect on three extraordinary lives: a journalist who gave voice to the ice, a scientist who changed the human story, and an artist who painted the magic of entire generations.

Larry Brooks — “Voice of the Ice”

Lawrence Mel “Larry” Brooks spent decades capturing the heartbeat of New York hockey. As the New York Post’s iconic Rangers journalist, he chronicled every triumph, heartbreak, and historic night with unmatched honesty and passion. His passing from cancer on November 13, 2025, sent a deep wave of sadness through the NHL community. Fans, players, and writers alike remember him as the voice who made the rink feel alive. His words remain part of the sport’s soul.

Jane Goodall — “The Whisperer of Chimpanzees”

Dame Jane Goodall forever redefined what humanity understands about the natural world. Her groundbreaking discovery of chimpanzee tool use and her lifelong environmental advocacy reshaped global science. She passed away in California while on tour, sparking worldwide mourning from scientists, students, and millions who saw her as a beacon of compassion. Her message — that every creature matters — continues to guide the world toward hope.

Drew Struzan — “Painting the Magic of Movies”

Drew Struzan turned cinema into myth. His hand-painted posters for Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, and more became cultural treasures in their own right. Behind his brilliance was a humble artist who fought through illness, including Alzheimer’s, until his passing on October 13, 2025. His brush gave generations a way to dream.


Every legend leaves a trail of light behind. Today’s stories remind us that art, truth, and compassion live far beyond a lifetime.
Thank you for watching LastFame — where every story matters and every memory lives on.

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