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The steady stream of celebrity deaths in 2025 has left many people feeling unexpectedly shaken. Even when we never met these public figures, their loss can feel personal — stirring grief, sadness, or a quiet sense of disorientation. Learning healthy ways of coping with celebrity deaths can help people process these feelings without judgment and protect their emotional well-being.

From Finance Buzz -

When it comes to checking accounts, a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. Comparing options between traditional national banks or modern online institutions is important because they all have different fees, interest rates, and convenience that add up over time. Some banks may charge monthly maintenance fees or have strict balance requirements, while others offer fee-free accounts and digital tools that make managing money easier. Looking at what’s available helps you find an account that fits your lifestyle, whether that means saving on fees, earning more interest, or simply having easier access to your funds.

Jane Goodall -

Jane Goodall, the British primatologist and conservationist whose pioneering work reshaped scientific understanding of chimpanzees and human evolution, died on October 1, 2025, at age 91. Best known for her long-term study of wild chimpanzees in Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park, Goodall documented tool use, social dynamics, and emotional complexity in our closest animal relatives, overturning long-held scientific assumptions. Beyond her research, she founded the Jane Goodall Institute and became a global advocate for wildlife conservation, environmental stewardship, and humane treatment of animals. Her legacy endures through her writings, global youth programs, and continued influence on science and activism.

Gene Hackman -

Gene Hackman, the acclaimed American actor whose powerful and versatile performances made him a defining figure in modern cinema, died in February 2025 at age 95. Over a career spanning five decades, Hackman earned two Academy Awards—Best Actor for The French Connection and Best Supporting Actor for Unforgiven—and delivered standout work in The Conversation, Unforgiven, Mississippi Burning, Superman and The Royal Tenenbaums. In his later years he lived quietly in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he and his wife were found deceased at their home. Hackman was widely admired for his depth, range, and the humanity he brought to complex characters; peers and audiences alike mourned his loss.

Hulk Hogan -

The longtime face of World Wrestling Entertainment made millions and became mega famous, beating bad guys like The Iron Shiekh, King Kong Bundy, and Roddy Piper. Entertaining fans around the world, his message to kids is still recited often by nostalgic men: “say your prayers and eat your vitamins,” His warning to foes beware the massive biceps he compared to pythons.

He’d rip off his shirt and beat the daylights out of everybody they put in front of him, but decades of success took a huge toll on the wrestler’s body. Hogan spoke of having more than 10 back surgeries, neck surgeries and replacements of both knees and both hips.

Hogan’s life inside and out of the ring was filled with controversary and public scandal. Many who idolized “Hulk Hogan” had grown up to question the integrity of Terry Bollea - the man who played the character known as Hulk Hogan.

Diane Keaton -

Diane Keaton, the Oscar-winning actor whose distinctive screen presence and fearless performances made her one of Hollywood’s most beloved stars, died on October 11, 2025, at age 79. Keaton rose to prominence with her iconic role in Annie Hall, winning the Academy Award for Best Actress, and went on to deliver memorable performances in The Godfather series, Father of the Bride, Something’s Gotta Give and many more. Known for her quirky style, emotional depth, and versatility across comedy and drama, Keaton’s influence extended beyond acting into directing and producing. Tributes poured in from co-stars, directors, and fans celebrating her originality and enduring impact.

Ozzy Osbourne -

With his band Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne pioneered heavy metal music while casting himself as the Prince of Darkness. Drugs and alcohol fueled years of erratic behavior, something Ozzy spoke often about, but the music always delivered for fans.

Later in life, the aging rock star reinvented himself as a lovable, eccentric family man on the hit reality tv show The Osbournes with his wife Sharon, and children Kelly and Jack.

Physical injury and Parkinson’s disease took a physical toll on his later years, leaving. Ozzy died in July, not long after appearing with Black Sabbath on stage for a massive final concert.