Ten years ago today, Glenn Frey died at age 67. He was a founding member of the Eagles and one of the primary architects of their sound, writing and co-writing many of the band’s defining songs, including “Hotel California,” “Take It Easy,” “Desperado,” “Tequila Sunrise,” and “Lyin’ Eyes.” As a singer, guitarist, and songwriter, Frey helped turn the Eagles into one of the best-selling and most influential bands in American music history. Beyond the Eagles, Frey built a successful solo career in

Louie Anderson (1953 to 2022) His most intimate performance came at the very end of his career. He spent five seasons playing his own mother. On the FX series “Baskets,” Anderson portrayed Christine Baskets, a warm, overbearing woman from Bakersfield and the mother of twin adult sons, both played by Zach Galifianakis. The show was surreal and deadpan, but Christine grounded it. She fussed, she forgave, she held it all together. Anderson played her with quiet sincerity. No affect, no caricature.

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