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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Aditya Narayan phone-throwing incident: Event manager sheds light on “truth”; says, “He kept continuously hitting and dragging Aditya”

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Singer Aditya Narayan's recent concert at Rungta R2 College in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, sparked online outrage after a video showed him snatching and throwing away a fan's phone. Now, the event manager clarified the incident, claiming the fan's behaviour provoked Aditya's reaction.

In an interview with Zoom, the event manager stated that the involved individual wasn't a student but was "constantly dragging Aditya's feet nonstop." He added, "He was very irritating. He banged his phone on Aditya's feet multiple times. After that only did he lose his cool."

The manager further disclosed that the fan took "almost 200 selfies" with Aditya before the incident. He added “Even Darshan Rawal stopped doing such college events because these kinds of activities keep happening in every city. People don't know the truth behind everything.” The manager continued, “If this boy was right, he would have come forward and told the college authorities that this has happened to him.” 

The manager spoke about the one-sided perspective of the circulating video, stating, "People don't know the truth behind everything." He defended Aditya, saying, "He kept continuously hitting and dragging Aditya, what if he had fallen down?" He also claimed the college had never experienced such a successful concert and praised Aditya's performance.

The viral video showed Aditya singing when he stopped, interacted with a fan, and seemingly attempted to take their phone. After a brief struggle, he snatched it and threw it into the crowd.

The incident garnered negative reactions online, with many criticizing Aditya's behavior. However, the event manager's explanation offers a different perspective, prompting further discussion and raising questions about fan-artist interaction at concerts.

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