Robert Carradine obituary

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Hollywood actor for more than five decades best known for 1980s cult film Revenge of the Nerds and the teen comedy series Lizzie McGuire Of the four sons who followed their father, John Carradine, into acting, Keith had the most prestigious career, David netted the largest audience thanks to his early-1970s TV series Kung Fu, and the little-known Bruce amassed a meagre handful of minor credits. The youngest, Robert Carradine, acted continuously without ever becoming a star. He has taken his own life aged 71, after suffering from bipolar disorder, which was exacerbated by David’s death in 2009. He had small roles in Martin Scorsese’s Mean Streets (1973), where he was the long-haired gunman who shoots dead the drunk played by David, and as a tracker in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained (2012). He also joined David and Keith as the three Younger brothers in Walter Hill’s western The Long Riders (1980), which populated its cast with other sets of real-life siblings, such as James an...
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David Adefeso Spends Precious Time With His Family

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David Adefeso is spending precious time with his family. Check out the post that he dropped on his social media account. 'Me, Addison, @danielleadefeso and Kate Hoffman, hanging out at the @arizonawbasketball game.' Heard these lady wildcats are kicking some serious a** this season so I came to see for myself. And wow! What a game. Kate Hoffman, of Earn To Learn Foundation, is championing a bill currently in the U.S. Congress that will provide $1 billion in college savings matching funds to 100,000 underserved, underprivileged, and underrepresented kids across America. way to go Kate! I am a fan of anything that helps to break our generational cycles of poverty and heal the wide and ever-increasing disparity of wealth, particularly the racial disparity of wealth, in America.'   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by David Adefeso | Entrepreneur (@david.adefeso) Someone said: 'Like your post “to break the generational cycles of poverty “' and a commenter posted this: ' One other follower said: 'So impressed and grateful for all you are doing for our people @david.adefeso. I wish more successful people like you would reach back into the communities they left behind and help pull up those they left behind. God bless and reward you mightily.' Someone else said: '@david.adefeso I sent you a dm. Can you please do me a new year favor and respond?' David Adefeso just told his fans and followers that their savings account is a bad investment. Check out what more he had to say. 'Your savings account is a bad place to hold your long-term investments due to the silent “asset killer” called Inflation. SIDE NOTE: When I shot this video a few months back, annual inflation was at 5%, but has now shot up to 7% today. With savings accounts currently yielding an average of 0.06%; This means your savings account is on track to lose you -6.94% this year in real dollars….all while you sleep,' David said. David's fans are hoping that he can find someone and fall in love again.

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