Celebrity Death Blog

William "Billy" D. Mays, best known for as the spokesman for a series of infomercial products like Oxiclean, Orange Glo, Mighty Putty and Steam Buddy, died earlier today at his Florida home in Tampa.

Mays was found dead in his house by his wife. There were no indications or signs of break in or tampering, and an autopsy may reveal that it was of natural causes.

Billy Mays is remembered by his wife, and son.

The self-proclaimed "King of Pop" died earlier today in his Los Angeles home, where he was later taken to the UCLA Medical centre and officially proclaimed dead.

The 50 year old International pop sensation suffered from a cardiac arrest, with paramedics alleging Jackson had already died by the time they arrived.

Michael Jackson is survived by his 3 children and family.

Farrah Fawcett, the iconic sex symbol of the 1970s and starring member of the hit show Charlie's Angels, passed away at St Johns Health Centre in Santa Monica, California from Cancer.

The blonde bombshell debuted in shampoo commercials before landing her pivotal role in Charlie's Angels, skyrocketing her career and fandome. The iconic pin-up poster furthered her career and her legacy as a vixen.

Farrah Fawcett is remembered by her son and husband Ryan O'Neal.

Ed McMahon, probably best remembered for his stint as talkshow co-host to Johnny Carson on NBC's Tonight show, died today at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center surrounded by his wife, Pam, and several other family members.

Ed McMahon is rumored to have died from Bone Cancer, although this still remains unconfirmed. He is survived by his wife and 4 children.