Overview
- Norby Walters, a renowned music agent and host of the annual 'Night of 100 Stars' Oscar party, died on December 10 at the age of 91.
- Walters started his career in 1952, booking jazz artists into his father's bar, and later owned a string of nightclubs in New York City.
- In 1968, he launched the music agency Norby Walters Associates, representing a wide range of artists from Marvin Gaye to Michael Jackson.
- Walters was also known for hosting a weekly low-stakes poker game at his West Hollywood condo, attended by many Hollywood stars.
- He is survived by his three sons, Steven, Richard, and Gary Michael Walters.