Beloved character actor Richard Riehle has died at 78. Wright Inc. announced Monday that Riehle died on Oct. 15. Riehle's career spanned nearly five decades, with memorable roles

Richard Riehle, an actor whose credits include 'Office Space,' 'Bridesmaids,' 'The Fugitive,' 'Star Trek' and more, has died at age 78.

Beloved character actor Richard Riehle, best known as Tom Smykowski in “Office Space,” has died. Riehle appeared on Broadway and in many movies and TV shows often with his signature bushy mustache. He died of natural causes at age 78. David Muir reports.

Richard Riehle starred in "Office Space," "Casino," and over 400 projects across nearly five decades before his death at 78 this past weekend.

Model Sahara Ray, once romantically linked to celebrities like Justin Bieber and Cody Simpson, has died at the age of 34.

Model Sahara Ray, who once dated singer Justin Bieber, has died at the age of 34, according to TMZ. The star, who was romantically linked to Bieber in August 2016, when Ray posted a video of her and Bieber skinny-dipping in Hawaii on Instagram,

Ray was the daughter of surfing legend Tony Ray and recently became a mother herself in January 2026.

Australian model and swimwear designer Sahara Ray has died at 34, her family said, adding that she was surrounded by relatives in the hospital; her cause of death has not been disclosed. Ray built a modeling career and launched Sahara Ray Swim,

Gillis has been sharply criticized for his jokes about women during his opening monologue as host of “Saturday Night Live” in New York on Oct. 10.

"Weekend Update" anchor Ania Magliano described Gillis as a "stupid f---ing c---" during the segment The remark follows backlash over Gillis' comments about women's gym attire in his Oct. 10 monologue Saturday Night Live UK isn't holding back when it comes to Shane Gillis.

"SNL" alum Dana Carvey didn't get all the controversy over Shane Gillis' recent monologue on the sketch show, saying he "just saw it" as "a joke."

People are taking notice of the U.K. edition of “SNL” — and they’re praising it for “doing everything the U.S. version is afraid of doing.”