Broadway and TV Icon Linda Lavin Dies at 87

The celebrated actress passed away from complications related to recently diagnosed lung cancer, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking performances.

Linda Lavin, best known for her roles on Broadway and as the star of the sitcom 'Alice,' passed away on December 29, 2024, at the age of 87.
Her death was confirmed to be due to complications from recently discovered lung cancer, according to her representative.
Lavin was actively working until her final days, including filming for Hulu's upcoming series 'Mid-Century Modern' and recently appearing in Netflix's 'No Good Deed.'
Tributes from colleagues and friends, including Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, and Allison Janney, highlighted her immense talent, warmth, and influence in the entertainment industry.
Throughout her career, Lavin earned acclaim for her versatility, winning a Tony Award for 'Broadway Bound' and becoming a role model for working mothers through her iconic TV role in 'Alice.'