


Linda Lavin, Iconic Actress of 'Alice,' Passes Away at 87
Linda Lavin, the acclaimed actress known for her role in 'Alice,' has died at 87 due to lung cancer complications, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in entertainment.
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Linda Lavin, celebrated for her portrayal of Alice Hyatt on CBS's 'Alice,' passed away at 87 from lung cancer complications. Her career spanned stage and screen, earning her a Tony Award for 'Broadway Bound' and nominations for various roles. She became a cultural icon for working women during her time on 'Alice,' which ran from 1976 to 1985. Lavin remained active until her recent death, promoting new projects and receiving tributes from fellow actors. She leaves behind a legacy of comedic and dramatic performances, remembered as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry.
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