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PETER CULLEN Legendary Voice Of ‘Optimus Prime’ died at age 85

here are many iconic and legendary voices throughout the history of animation, however, some stand out, far and above the rest. Optimus Prime was one such voice. There is probably no other voice more iconic or recognizable around the world. The unique deep voice of Optimus has remained steady since the animated show debuted in 1984 and is uniform across all iterations, including live action films, series remakes, video games and even the Transformers ride at Universal Studios. That legendary voice will never be heard again. Peter Claver Cullen was born on July 28th, 1941 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. His legendary role as Optimus Prime, inspired and 4

nurtured the imagination of children and adults since 1984. However, even though Optimus Prime is the most impressive voice, it is not the only char acter portrayed by this vocal genius, not even inside the Transformers franchise. Cullen also voiced Ironhide and Streetwise of the autobots and also Wingspan, Slugslinger and Nightstick of the Decepticons. Peter also voiced one of Disney’s most beloved albeit perpetually sad characters, Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh. He is also the voice of Thaedus in Invincible. All in all Cullen has 217 credits on IMDB. His voice was honed early in life working for local radio stations and announcing for sketch comedy variety shows in Canada and the United States early in his career.

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He announced for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour, and The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show. But there is no doubt that his real life hero take on Optimus Prime was his big break into Hollywood. He based the voice on his own brother who returned home from Vietnam as a quiet and humble real life war hero. Peter Cullen died Cardiac Arrest stemming

from battle with Lung Cancer on August 26th, 2026. Peter Cullen you voiced a legendary character, and in doing so you were a real life hero yourself for inspiring the imaginations of countless children around the world over the last four decades. You will be dearly missed but never forgotten. Rest in Peace, “Autobots, Roll Out!” By Michael Devine u 5

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SONGS this month 1- Dracula by TAME IMPALA 2-Risk It All by BRUNO MARS 3- Drop Dead by OLIVIA RODRIGO 4- Midnight Sun by ZARA LARSSON 5- I Knew it, I Knew you by TAYLOR SWIFT 6- So Easy To Fall In Love by OLIVIA DEAN 7- Hate that I made you love me by ARIANA GRANDE 8- StateSide By PINKPHANTRESS 9- Choosin Texas by ELLA LANGLEY 10- I Just Might by BRUNO MARS

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DOLLY PARTON Legendary Country Music Star, died at 80

olly Parton was known as much for her iconic curves and campy aesthetic that captured the public’s attention as she was for her legendary voice, profound songwriting and talented acting. She was truly a gem to behold and the world is dimmer without her glow. Dolly Rebecca Parton was born on January 19, 1946, in Pittman Center, Tennessee. She was a natural-born talent when it came to singing and songwriting, beginning at just six years old when she learned to play a homemade guitar at her grandfather’s Pentecostal church. Growing up in deep poverty gave her a great appreciation for everything she earned later in life. She sang and wrote music all through her childhood, performing at church and on the local radio station. At age 13—after recording her first self-written song, “Puppy Love,” with Goldband Records which she had written at age 11—she appeared on the Grand Ole Opry, where she met Johnny Cash. Right after graduating high school, she moved to Nashville to pursue her lyrical dreams in the heart of country music. Her truest talent was actually songwriting and within weeks of arriving in Nashville, she was hired by Combine Publishing and began writing songs for many great artists, including, Skeeter Davis, Kitty Wells, and Hank Williams Jr. A year later she signed with Monument Records but they felt her voice was too soprano for country and had her sing bubblegum pop style music. She had a few good singles but “Happy, Happy Birthday Baby” was the only one to make the charts. Her first country single was “Dumb Blonde” and her second was “Something Fishy” and both reached top 25 on the charts, proving her talent and securing her position that would lead her to become the true Queen of Country Music over the next few decades. Country was truly the lane she was born to drive in. She would soon join the syndicated show, The Porter Wagoner Show, replacing Norma Jean and from there the rest was history. Dolly Parton was an incredible country singer but she was profoundly good at harmonizing and throughout much of her career she had great success singing duo with some of music’s biggest names, including Porter Wagoner, Vince Gill, Kenny Rogers, Miley Cyrus, Sting, Julio Iglesias, and Elton John to name a few. Her solo career, however, birthed some of the most legendary songs known worldwide: “Jolene,” “Heartbreaker,” “Love is

Like a Butterfly,” “Please Don’t Stop Loving Me,” “I Will Always Love You,” “Here You Come Again,” and “You’re the Only One,” to name just a few of her dozens of chart-toppers. To put it into perspective, Dolly sold over 100 million records and earned 52 certified Gold, Platinum, and MultiPlatinum awards. Of her exact era, only Barbra Streisand achieved more individual RIAA titles. While modern artists don’t have to sell complete LPs to reach high certification counts due to streaming metrics, Dolly Parton was truly a pioneering elite female artist of the physical era

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Continued from page 9 Miss Parton was also talented in the field of acting; in almost every movie she appeared in she was either the lead star or co-star. She starred in 9 to 5, The best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Rhinestone, Steel Magnolias, Straight Talk and Joyful Noise. Including music videos, she has over 157 IMDB film credits, and has recorded more than 957 unique songs and has written over 3,000 published songs, and another few thousand more remaining unpublished in her private vault. Additionally, Parton won dozens of awards over the seven decades of performing including: an Emmy, 11 Grammy awards, 10 Country Music Association awards, 7 Academy of Country Music awards, 3 American Music awards and earned 2 Academy Award nominations, as well as an honorary Oscar—the prestigious Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 2025—for her extraordinary global philanthropic efforts. She was one of only seven female artists to win the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year award. She even created Dollywood, one of the world’s highest-rated theme parks. It has been named the #1 Theme Park in the United States multiple times, winning numerous Golden Ticket Awards and beating out giants like Disney and Universal Studios. To say Dolly Parton had a prolific and successful career would be a gross understatement. Growing up poor and with a hardworking, successful but

illiterate father gave Dolly an amazing “real” view of the world. She devoted a significant portion of her lifetime wealth to philanthropic endeavors. Over her lifetime she donated and spent more than $550 million on philanthropic efforts which was more than 55% of her overall wealth. She created the Dolly Parton Foundation that began as a local foundation to motivate local high school students to graduate by promising them each $500 dollars if they did; this was incredibly successful lowering the dropout rate from 35% down to 6%. But that was just the tip of the spear. The Foundation went on to sponsor millions in scholarships, and tens of millions into medical research and hospitals, including the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital which was completely overhauled with her generosity and renamed the Dolly Parton Children's Hospital.

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She also created the Dolly Parton Imagination Library that grew into the world’s largest literacy program for early age children, providing more than 330 million free books to children from birth to age 5. As well, she recently donated her 100 millionth book to the Library of Congress. She truly wanted to give people the chance to have education and literacy in their life regardless of their financial means. Parton also stepped up to shield her community after the 2016 Tennessee wildfires, raising and donating almost $10 million to support and assist affected families. An avid animal lover, she helped preserve a living symbol of America, the Bald Eagle, through the American Eagle Foundation’s sanctuary hosted right inside Dollywood. Furthermore, she personally covered 100% of tuition, fees, board and books for any Dollywood employee who wished to further their education in college. She was truly a class act. Dolly Parton passed away after a short battle with cancer at the age of 80 on August 25, 2026. The world has grown noticeably dimmer since her passing. She stands as an eternal inspiration to women, girls, and anyone dreaming of building a successful life while lifting up their community. She stood by her ideals and never placed wealth before people. Her music is legendary, her acting unforgettable, and her figure, stature and presence was stunning. She may be gone, but through her music, films, and philanthropy, she has touched countless lives across the globe and will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, Dolly, and know that you truly made the world a better place. By Michael Devine u

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HAYDEN PANETTIERE Heroes and Nashville Star, died at 36

ayden Leslie Panettiere, was born August 21st, 1989 in Palisades, NY. She was an amazing young actress who was acting since she was 11 months old. Best known for her starring roles in the hit primetime TV series Heroes and Nashville, she also starred in several movies, and voiced several lead characters in Disney and Pixar animated films. She was born to be starlet and grew into an amazing actress. Her very early start in to acting came at 11 months old where she appeared in a Playskool toy train commercial. By the age of 5 she had been in over 50 commercials and by the age of 11 she had finished two multiyear roles in the Soap Operas One Life to Live and Guiding Light. Soap Operas were in her blood as her mother Lesley Vogel was a Soap actress in Loving and All My Children. Her first bit part in a major motion picture was in The Object of My Affection at the age of 8. But her career exploded from here. Just two years later, she became an award winning actress after her role in Remember the Titans, winning the Young Artist

Award for Best Supporting Young Actress. From here she went on to play famous daughters of the starring characters in Ally McBeal, Normal, and Tiger Cruise. As she got a little older, she starred in her most well-known roles as the cheerleader, Claire Bennet, in Heroes and as the co-starring character, Juliette Barnes in Nashville. All in all, she had over 70 credits on IMDB. Not just a talented actress, Hayden was also known for her amazing voice. She voiced several leading characters in Disney and Pixar animated films including, Suri, in Disney’s Dinosaur, Red in Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil, Princess Dot in A Bug’s Life and Kate in Alpha and Omega. She also voiced several video game characters including Kairi and Xion in the Kingdom Hearts series and had a character modelled after her in Until Dawn, Samantha "Sam" Giddings. Panettiere was also an amazing singer and vocalist and performed on many of the soundtracks of the films and television series she acted in. She was even nominated for a Grammy, as a child for her reading of A Bug’s Life children’s book.

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Hayden Panetierre was also a entrepreneur who had launched her own brand of calfskin handbags, in 2008 called Doonie and Bourke. Additionally, she was as beautiful as her voice was sweet, and in 2006 she was the cover girl for Neutrogena’s worldwide campaign and the face of Kohl’s clothing brand Candies in 2008. Unfortunately, as is often the case with young actors and actresses, bad influences, stress and bad management can lead to substance abuse issues. This was the case for Hayden, she was introduced to “happy pills,” at age 16 by a producer’s assistant and from there developed a severe alcohol and drug abuse problem that plagued her until it caused her death, when fentanyl laced drugs ended her life on August 16th, 2026, just days before her 37th birthday. She knew she had a problem and did seek help for mental illness and addiction several times throughout her life. The situation cost her the custody of her daughter and caused much distress in her relationships over the years; add in an abusive relationship with one of her boyfriends and that was the recipe for disaster that ultimately pushed her over the edge. She had recently gotten out of rehab just weeks before her death. Continues on page 14

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Continued from page 13 Despite her demons, everyone who knew Hayden considered her an amazing and good person. She was a charitable and philanthropic person at heart and supported many great causes. She was a very vocal supporter of Green Peace and often donated her time and assets to the Save the Whales movement, she supported PETA and promoted the freedom of sea life placed on display at theme parks, and she supported domestic abuse victims and promoted the idea of speaking out and getting the help and protections that are needed in those circumstances. She was also a heavy donor and supporter of Ronald Macdonald House Charities that support families of children that are hospitalized for serious and terminal conditions. She also supported the Candle’s Foundation to help prevent teen pregnancy. She was also a big vocal advocate for the proper statehood movement in Washington D.C. often promoting the political ideal that has been fought for since the Boston Tea Party, “No taxation without representation.” Hayden Panetierre was always there to support those in need, personally and financially, whether they be human or animal. Hayden Panetierre truly died too young. She was barely in the middle of an amazing career and life of substance and charity. She was an amazing actress, singer and philanthropist. To say Hayden will be missed is an understatement. However, she will never be forgotten, because she leaves behind an amazing legacy on screen and tape and has personally touched so many lives. Hayde Lesley Panetierre, you will be dearly missed but never forgotten, please rest in peace knowing that you will be remembered fondly, by family, friends, fans and those you have helped over the years. By Michael Devine u

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KASS SMITH & CHUCK FENDA Unite On Uplifting Roots Reggae Single “THE CHOSEN ONES”

eggae artist Kass Smith joins forces with acclaimed Jamaican roots reggae artist Chuck Fenda on “The Chosen Ones,” an uplifting new single released September 18, 2026, on the Kass Smith

label. Produced by Kass Smith, “The Chosen Ones” calls on people to reject violence, embrace truth and stand together through challenging times. Rooted in authentic Jamaican rhythms and carried by heartfelt vocals and an infectious hook that lingers long after the song ends, the track pairs its memorable musical appeal with a distinctly conscious message. The collaboration brings together two Jamaican artists whose music reflects a shared belief in reggae as more than entertainment — a vehicle for awareness, upliftment and positive change. Chuck Fenda, widely known as “The Living Fire,” has built an international career around socially conscious roots reggae, addressing struggle, spirituality, injustice and the realities faced by ordinary people. On “The Chosen Ones,” his unmistakable delivery complements Kass Smith’s soulful approach, creating a collaboration that feels both natural and purposeful. For Kass Smith, the release also marks another step in a

growing international musical journey. Born in Jamaica and based in Mexico for more than three decades, Kass Smith is a singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and cultural ambassador whose music bridges the rich traditions of roots reggae with a contemporary international sound. Influenced by reggae greats including Bob Marley, Dennis Brown and Beres Hammond, Smith has developed a distinctive style combining conscious lyrics, soulful melodies and themes of unity, justice and spiritual awakening. His multicultural life and experiences have allowed him to build connections with audiences across the Caribbean, Latin America and beyond. Outside music, Smith is an accomplished entrepreneur with interests in aviation, real estate development and holistic wellness. His commitment to uplifting communities through both his professional endeavors and his music has become an important part of his artistic identity. With “The Chosen Ones,” Kass Smith and Chuck Fenda deliver a song firmly grounded in reggae’s longstanding tradition of speaking to the times while offering hope for what comes next. “The Chosen Ones” by Kass Smith featuring Chuck Fenda is available now on digital platforms. The official music video is also out now. By Jennifer Cheshire Reggaewerx PR LLC u

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ADRIAN XAVIER California Tour & Single "Love Is The Answer"

he song is an anthem of compassion,resilience, and global unity. Combining Adrian Xavier's signature songwriting with The Highlife Band's rich musical foundation, the single embodies the spirit of the upcoming tour while delivering a timely message that transcends genres and generations. An uplifting blend of roots reggae, soul, and world music, centered around love, unity, hope, and bringing people together through music. 20 20

Seattle's acclaimed Adrian Xavier, is among the Pacific Northwest's leading independent reggae artists. He has been billed with artists including Burning Spear, Prezident Brown, Buffy Saint Marie, Ras Michael, Don Carlos, Nattali Rize, Michael Franti, Israel Vibrations, Sly & Robbie, Michael Rose, Sheryl Crow, Sister Carol, Macklemore, and many others. His music has been featured in film, festivals, and radio while helping shape the modern West Coast reggae scene.

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we hope you enjoy our wonderful recipe selection for this month. We are always happy to share with our readers a fun recipe for you to try. Enjoy!

Instructions: Step 1

Place salmon in bag (wash hands). Chop herbs finely; combine basil, 1 teaspoon thyme, 1 teaspoon seasoning, and 2 teaspoons oil. Place herb mixture in bag with salmon. Seal bag and knead lightly to coat fillets. Step 2 Preheat grill. Pit cherries and chop roughly. Preheat small saucepan on medium 1–2 minutes. Place garlic and remaining 1 teaspoon oil in pan; cook 1–2 minutes or until fragrant. Stir in cherries, vinegar, sugar, and remaining 1 teaspoon seasoning and 1 teaspoon thyme; cook relish 3–4 minutes or until thickened. Step 3 Place salmon on grill; cook 3–4 minutes on each side until salmon is opaque and flakes easily. Serve salmon topped with relish. Always check fish for bones and cook to an internal temperature of 145°F

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Herb Salmon with Cherry Relish 2 (6 oz) salmon fillets, skin removed; about 12 oz Large zip-top bag 1 tablespoon fresh basil 2 teaspoons fresh thyme, divided 2 teaspoons roasted garlic-herb seasoning, divided 3 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided 1 cup fresh (or frozen, thawed) cherries 1 teaspoon minced garlic 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar 2 teaspoons sugar

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F o r Yo u r P l e a s u r e September will bring Aries a lot of courage and energy to their life. Since you will not worry about anything during this period, everything will go smoothly. Even conflicts at work won't bother you; on Aries the contrary, at least you can practice diplomatic problem-solving. You will also be very successful in (Mar 21 - April 19) strengthening relationships during this period.

In September, Taurus will lock away, and they will start to think about their lives. When it comes to personal life, you will find yourself in many situations where you will have to make crucial decisions. Taurus You may feel physically tired, but in reality, it will be caused by excessive thinking and drowning in (April 20 - May 20) depression and insecurity. Therefore, let things flow and don't let your problems engulf you. In September, Gemini will face a lot of stress. Many duties will pile up, and you will get into a hustle when you no longer enjoy anything. Therefore, you better not unnecessarily embark on Gemini mentally demanding activities during this period, and you rather plan a weekend in wellness or (May 21 - June 21) nature with your friends. September will be the month when Cancer will feel the need to be in contact with someone, either with their close friends or with their partner. You will long for a hug, closeness and reassurance that Cancer you are being loved. However, this need should not engulf you, and you should rather work on self(June 22 - July 22) love. September and the upcoming beginning of the school year will be very calm for Leo. During this Leo month, you will reveal a musical talent that you should definitely start developing. Try to enrol in (July 23 - Aug 22) a music course, such as singing or playing a musical instrument; you will broaden your horizons and satisfy your creative spirit. In September, parental instincts will awaken in Virgo. You will want to spend time with your children, who will be very happy and you will have a lot of fun together. If you don't have children, it (Aug 23 - Sep 22) would be a shame not to use this mood, so offer babysitting help to your friends, who will certainly appreciate it.

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In September, Scorpios will be led astray, especially in your love life. It is because you will meet someone who will provoke a wave of hormones in you, and those of you who are currently in a part(Sep 23 - Oct 22) nership might be fighting the idea of cheating on your partner. This will bring out the question of whether you are actually happy in your current relationship or not.

Libra

In September, Sagittarians will shine in a few areas of their lives, especially in their sport activities. You will be able to use your potential mainly in group activities, for example, volleyball is a good (Oct 23 - Nov 21) choice for you. Try to find a free weekend, organise an afternoon with your friends and play some ball games together.

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During September, a lot of work and duties will pile up. At the beginning of the month, inattention take over. Your time management will be quite poor, and you will not manage to do most things will Sagittarius you plan. It is about time to start thinking about your effectiveness and priorities because you will start (Nov 22 - Dec 21) losing track of what you actually want. During September, a lot of work and duties will pile up. At the beginning of the month, inattention will take over. Your time management will be quite poor, and you will not manage to do most (Dec 22 - Jan 19) things you plan. It is about time to start thinking about your effectiveness and priorities because you will start losing track of what you actually want.

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Aquarius

Aquarians should prepare themselves for many changes in their private lives in September. You will be very volatile this month, and you will find yourself in a phase of searching for sexual sat(Jan 20 - Feb 18) isfaction. But be careful not to hurt anyone because you will have tendencies to do it.

The weather changes and the number of duties will negatively influence you, and you will feel stressed; you might even tend to go into some depressive states. Pisces' task for this month is (Feb 19 - Mar 20) to reach mental harmony and to care about their health and a good quality diet. This could prevent you from some digestive issues which you will be prone to this month.

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