Actor William Smith, who brawled with Clint Eastwood and Rod Taylor on screen, dies WION 17 hours ago © Provided by WION
Hollywood actor William Smith, who has played the roles of bikers, brawlers, cowboys and tough guys in films and television shows like ‘Laredo’, ‘Rich Man, Poor Man’ and ‘Any Which Way You Can’ has died at the age of 88. The actor’s wife, Joanne Cervelli Smith, said he died on Monday at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in the Woodland Hills section of Los Angeles. However, she declined to reveal the cause of death. Smith, who has 300-odd acting jobs to his credit, was a popular face in the film and television industry in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. He was popular for his chiseled face, well-groomed moustache and bulging biceps.
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High Halstow teen turned green like Fiona from Shrek films after fake tan blunder
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Updated: 12:55, 13 February 2021
A young redhead had a hilarious disaster when she caked herself with fake tan - leaving her skin green like Fiona from the Shrek films.
Former equine management student Lilly Vigus, from High Halstow near Rochester, had been bored with her flatmates so decided to have a pamper session.
Hilarious aftermath of Lilly s fake tan disaster. Credit: Lilly Vigus
When the 18-year-old went shopping for her usual, lighter-shade of fake tan, the store had run out of the brand.
But not admitting defeat, she decided to purchase a bottle of St Moriz in the Darker Than Dark shade - the only one left in the shop.
A mum filmed herself cackling at her tan-loving teen s beauty fail when she transformed herself into an Oompa Loompa - after picking up the Darker Than Dark shade by mistake.
Usually fair-skinned Keira Domachowski was filmed by mum Carole Rees, from Tonypandy in Rhondda, as she wandered through the living room waiting for the product to develop earlier this month.
In the clip, make-up artist and beauty influencer Carole calls her daughter into the room and cracks a Muttley-style laugh at the pyjama-clad 13-year-old while quizzing her on what she s used.
Mortified at being filmed, Keira covers her face declaring don t film my face cause it s weird before flashing a grin - as her extra-white teeth gleam against the tan cream.