Look, I just report these as I come across them, okay?

Aniah Blanchard, stepdaughter of UFC heavyweight fighter Walt Harris, killed October 23 by gunshot at 19.

Korean actor Cha In-Ha, dead from undisclosed causes at 27.

Actress Shelley Morrison, best known for her role as Rosario Salazar on Will & Grace, dead Sunday of heart failure following a brief illness at 83.

TV writer Dorothy Catherine "D. C." Fontana, best known for her trailblazing contributions to Star Trek, dead Monday at 80 after a brief illness.

Oligarch Dmitriy Obretetsky, whose company controlled distribution of Procter & Gamble, Mars and Ferrero products in Russia, killed on the 25th in a London three-car, one-pedestrian, one-dog crash at 49.

Tony-winning actor Ron Liebman, best known for playing the title role on Kaz and Rachel Green's father on Friends, dead of pneumonia at 82.

Up-and-coming rapper Juice WRLD, born Jaral Anthony Higgins, dead of a seizure caused by an accidental oxycodone and codeine toxicity at 21 less than a week after his birthday.

Emmy-winning Big Bird and Oscar The Grouch puppeteer Carroll Spinney, dead at 85 after living with dystonia.

Actor Rene Auberjonois, best known for his role as Constable Odo on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, dead of metastatic lung cancer at 79.

Twelfth federal reserve chairman Paul Volcker, dead at 92.

Former college baseball player Pete Frates, whose involvement with the famously ALS-fighting Ice Bucket Challenge inspired it to go viral, dead of said disease at 34.

Actor Robert Walker, Jr., best known for playing the titular role in the Star Trek episode, Charlie X, dead Friday at 79.

Singer Marie Fredriksson, one-half of Swedish pop duo Roxette*, dead after a 17-year battle with brain cancer at 61.

*They made the third-worst video of 1991.

Child actor and ballet dancer Jack Burns, brother of actor Rory Burns (not to be confused with the eponymous cricketer), dead on the 1st from undisclosed causes at 14.

Tony-winning actor Richard Easton, born John Richard Easton, who gave an acclaimed performance in 2001's The Invention Of Love after a 30-year hiatus, dead on the 2nd from undisclosed causes at 86.

Veteran stage and film actor Danny Aiello, best known for his Oscar-nominated role as Sal the pizza man in Do The Right Thing, dead of a sudden illness at 86.

Willie Mae Hardy, hitherto America's oldest living slave descendant, dead Wednesday at 111.

Comedian-actor Chris Cotton, best known for his online talk show, Every Damn Day, dead Wednesday or Thursday from causes yet unknown at 32.

French New Wave star and 1960s fashion icon Anna Karina, born Hanne Karine Bayer, who served as a muse to Jean-Luc Goddard and appeared in eight of his films, dead of cancer at 79.

Chuy Bravo, born Jesus Melgoza, sidekick to Chelsea Handler on Chelsea Lately, dead Sunday of a heart attack at 63.

Fuller House dog Cosmo the Golden Retriever, dead Monday from complications of surgery at 4.

Model-turned-actress Claudine Auger, best known for her role as Dominique "Domino" Derval in Thunderball, dead at 78.

Retired fashion icon Emanuel Ungaro, dead at 86.

Vancouver transgender and sex workers advocate Jamie Lee Hamilton, dead of cancer at 64.