In this emotional tribute, Who Died Today takes you on a journey through the lives of four entertainment legends who passed away on October 18th across different years. Their unforgettable work continues to inspire and shape the entertainment industry today.

Julie London: With her smoky voice, Julie London redefined jazz with hits like "Cry Me a River." Behind the scenes, she struggled with anxiety but always delivered heartfelt performances. As Nurse Dixie McCall on Emergency!, she also made a mark in television, earning a Golden Globe nomination.

Val Bisoglio: Known for his role as Frank Manero Sr. in Saturday Night Fever, Val refused to play stereotypical roles, fighting for authentic ethnic representation in Hollywood. Though not widely celebrated, his work influenced how ItalianAmericans were portrayed on screen for decades.

Bum Phillips: A football coaching legend, Bum Phillips revolutionized the NFL with his 34 defense and created the unforgettable "Luv Ya Blue" era in Houston. Despite a controversial exit from the Oilers, Bum’s strategies are still studied by coaches today.

Henry Travers: Best known as Clarence the angel in It’s a Wonderful Life, Henry’s portrayal made him a household name. His battle with depression during filming gave him a deep connection to the hopeful character, leaving a timeless legacy in holiday traditions.

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