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Posted by DaveT on Dec-20-2009 20:14:

RIP Brittany Murphy

http://www.tmz.com/

Brittany Murphy died early this morning after she went into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived, multiple sources tell TMZ.

She was 32.

A 911 call was made at 8:00 AM from a home in Los Angeles that is listed as belonging to her husband, Simon Monjack, the Los Angeles City Fire Department tells TMZ.

We're told Murphy was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where she was pronounced dead on arrival.

Murphy starred in such films as "Clueless," "8 Mile," and "Don't Say a Word."

UPDATE 3:11 PM ET -- Sources tell TMZ Brittany Murphy's mom discovered her unconscious in the shower. We're tp;d when paramedics arrived, they quickly determined Murphy was in full cardiac arrest and immediately administered CPR. They continued CPR in route to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center -- several miles away -- and Murphy was unresponsive. She was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz0aGIdJBUB


Posted by henryv on Dec-20-2009 21:03:

bas


Posted by Miss Julia on Dec-20-2009 21:14:

RIP


Posted by mar46017 on Dec-20-2009 21:58:

RIP 32 is too young! I didn't realize she had this track with Oakenfold.


Posted by gerard6975 on Dec-20-2009 22:01:

omg! she's too young.

r.i.p.


Posted by LYNDSAYwhaaat? on Dec-20-2009 23:05:

That's a shame She was great, and talented... RIP


Posted by Jim Carson on Dec-21-2009 00:37:

Wow. That sucks. She always made me smile.

God bless and RIP, Brittany.


Posted by Thomas Radman on Dec-22-2009 01:27:

too bad she was a cute one


Posted by bas on Dec-22-2009 02:18:

quote:
Originally posted by henryv
bas


Posted by R!CH on Dec-22-2009 05:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Thomas Radman
too bad she was a cute one


ya someone ugly should have died instead


Posted by darin epsilon on Dec-28-2009 19:25:

So did they ever announce the cause of death? I'm not buying the "natural causes" excuse for a 32 year old in seemingly perfect health.


Posted by mukifunpan on Dec-29-2009 07:25:

C'mon now people... Who really gives two sh*ts about her? Like any of you knew her or were friends with her or her family. Who really cares about her cause of death. If it was drug related or not. If it was health related etc etc etc.

What about the starving children in the world? What about all the service men and women that have lost their lives because of this war we've been in for the last 9 years? I'll tell you one thing, She didn't get killed fighting overseas in a war that we will never win. People die every god damn day. The news is focused on nothing but death, hate, crime and celebrity bullshit so what makes her so special? Because she was in a few movies? I don't mean to sound too much like a jerk here but she is just another person. Please don't get me wrong, All humans are special and nobody deserves to die but fukin a people she was just an actor (which are nothing more than really good liers in my opinion.) This is a music forum. Go watch TMZ or Oprah Winfrey if you want to cry about it.

America's priorities are so ass backwards no wonder why our country is falling apart. People care more about Celebrity Gossip and Oprah than the things that really matter in this world.

RIP USA



I watch CNN everday... I know she's dead dude.


Posted by Jim Carson on Dec-29-2009 07:36:

Forgive me in advance for my sarcasm please. Some of us actually have hearts and work in the entertainment industry and support the work of fellow artists, musicians, actors, directors, concert promoters, DJs, etc. We know how hard it is to make a living in show business and get respected for our work. It is tragic any time anyone dies at such a young age. Many are reminded of how fragile life is and reflect on their own mortality. Naturally they are going to be interested for that fact even if they aren't genuinely saddened by the death of another fellow human being. How do you know who knows who? A lot of us on TA live in Hollywood. Darin is on Paul Oakenfold's label. Give me a break. Have some respect for the living as well as the dead.


Posted by Nerologic on Dec-29-2009 07:39:

quote:
I watch CNN everday... I know she's dead dude.


I don't have TV and i only watch NFL.

I didn't know. I do get your point, but desensitization is a mother ****** so those other issues become smaller and smaller. And the worthless media only reports shit like this or Tiger.

Ohh yeah, and LOL @ Simon passing out at sets and screen writings for chewing on hillbilly heroin.


Posted by mukifunpan on Dec-29-2009 07:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Carson
Forgive me in advance for my sarcasm please. Some of us actually have hearts and work in the entertainment industry and support the work of fellow artists, musicians, actors, directors, concert promoters, DJs, etc. We know how hard it is to make a living in show business and get respected for our work. It is tragic any time anyone dies at such a young age. Many are reminded of how fragile life is and reflect on their own mortality. Naturally they are going to be interested for that fact even if they aren't genuinely saddened by the death of another fellow human being. How do you know who knows who? A lot of us on TA live in Hollywood. Darin is on Paul Oakenfold's label. Give me a break. Have some respect for the living as well as the dead.


RIP Paul Oakenfold. Homeboy looks like he's dead and his career is pretty much dead too.

I have respect for all people unless you are a terrorist, Rapist, child molester or murderer... I just didn't come to this forum to read about some b-rate movie celebrity death. Just out of curiousity, what exactly do you do to support the work of artists? Did you purchase every song on your computer?

c'mon dude. Life is fragile. We all know this.

Next Thread.


Posted by DaveT on Dec-29-2009 07:55:

quote:
Originally posted by darin epsilon
So did they ever announce the cause of death? I'm not buying the "natural causes" excuse for a 32 year old in seemingly perfect health.


Won't be announced until the toxicology reprot is done.


Posted by Jim Carson on Dec-29-2009 08:16:

quote:
Originally posted by mukifunpan
RIP Paul Oakenfold. Homeboy looks like he's dead and his career is pretty much dead too.

I have respect for all people unless you are a terrorist... I just didn't come to this forum to read about some b-rate movie celebrity death. Just out of curiousity, what exactly do you do to support the work of artists? Did you purchase every song on your computer?

c'mon dude. Life is fragile. We all know this.

Next Thread.


Paul Oakenfold's career is dead? Yeah, I guess that's what everyone overseas thinks, right? His club "Perfecto Vegas" at Rain is THE hottest club in Las Vegas. http://www.perfectovegas.com/

That's not on CNN though.

What do I do to support artists? I go to their shows and pay an admission fee, I encourage them, I mentor them, I chart them, I play their music, I buy their music, and more. Support comes in many forms and I've spent over $150,000 on single tracks and albums in my lifetime. I've probably spent another $100,000 on shows. That doesn't include movies, DVDs, etc.

I am sorry your forum browsing experience was ruined by this thread.


Posted by mukifunpan on Dec-29-2009 08:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Carson
Paul Oakenfold's career is dead? Yeah, I guess that's what everyone overseas thinks, right? His club "Perfecto Vegas" at Rain is THE hottest club in Las Vegas. http://www.perfectovegas.com/

That's not on CNN though.

What do I do to support artists? I go to their shows and pay an admission fee, I encourage them, I mentor them, I chart them, I play their music, I buy their music, and more. Support comes in many forms and I've spent over $150,000 on single tracks and albums in my lifetime. I've probably spent another $100,000 on shows. That doesn't include movies, DVDs, etc.

I am sorry your forum browsing experience was ruined by this thread.


I just left this "forum browsing experience" in my toilet.
This is just a guess but lets say by looking at your website/myspace under the barrage of unresized flyers that you look like you have been clubbing since you were maybe 15 years old? which makes you about 30? That's 15 years of supporting artists which breaks down to about $16,666 a year for 15 years = $250,000 (not including movies and DVD's of course) If you are going to sit here and tell me that you drop that much money you are either a trust-fund baby or you are a complete retard.

flush.goodbye.jim.com


Posted by Jim Carson on Dec-29-2009 08:44:

quote:
Originally posted by mukifunpan
I just left this "forum browsing experience" in my toilet.
This is just a guess but lets say by looking at your website/myspace under the barrage of unresized flyers that you look like you have been clubbing since you were maybe 15 years old? which makes you about 30? That's 15 years of supporting artists which breaks down to about $16,666 a year for 15 years = $250,000 (not including movies and DVD's of course) If you are going to sit here and tell me that you drop that much money you are either a trust-fund baby or you are a complete retard.

flush.goodbye.jim.com


... or a retarded trust-fund baby... I could be both, right?

Be a man and have some respect for the dead and our country.

Admit that you have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to music.

Do you know how much vinyl records cost? They cost a lot. Someone with a record collection of over 10,000 records averaging $10 per record would have spent $100,000 easy. That doesn't include tax or records that cost $12.99-$15.

What do you care where my money comes from or how I spend it? That's my business. If I want to spend it on records, concerts, shows, etc., that's for me to decide.


Posted by mukifunpan on Dec-29-2009 11:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Carson
... or a retarded trust-fund baby... I could be both, right?

Be a man and have some respect for the dead and our country.

Admit that you have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to music.

Do you know how much vinyl records cost? They cost a lot. Someone with a record collection of over 10,000 records averaging $10 per record would have spent $100,000 easy. That doesn't include tax or records that cost $12.99-$15.

What do you care where my money comes from or how I spend it? That's my business. If I want to spend it on records, concerts, shows, etc., that's for me to decide.


Jim, You couldn't let this go could you? "Wah Wah Wah ... it's my money. I can cry if I want to.. I can cry if I want to..."

NOBODY GIVES A FLYING SHIT where you spend your money or what you spend it on. I was just pointing out the obvious and breaking down your yearly budget because you brought it up to begin with you baller. Anyone here with 1/2 a brain knows that number of $250,000 was pulled out of your ass.. Thats a shitload of money you spent over 15 years so just admit that you exaggerated? Please for the love of music? admit that YOU really have no clue what the f*ck you are talking about... Go back to disney you nipple biscuit. I blocked this tread from my memory but yet you had to go try and bring it back like the turd that just wouldn't flush down my toilet. The turd that just won't go down... flush after flush after flush that just kept spinning and spinning. It was just too light to get sucked by the water gods down the hole.

I obviously have much more respect for people in "our country" and even more for the people that gave their life to protect ours or I wouldn't have started a comment in this dumbass thread to begin with. The entire point of the comment was to bring AWARENESS to the BIGGER ISSUES than some dead 32 year old actress that could of died due to drugs or natural - whatever - who cares. Yeah it sucks that she died at such a young age. I'm sorry that you have feelings for her. BUT, people die everyday at a much younger age than her so why don't you do something about it rather than cry to me about it. I donate time and money every year to help the needy and support our troops. If you do that already than I'm sorry. But if you don't. Shut up already.

On a side note.. Again, if you had half a brain you would know that those 10k+ records of shitty EDM that you own and keep in your Ikea bookshelf are not worth more than a coster at Chili's. I have been collecting, playing, producing music for more than 17 years and I have an entire wall of vinyl collecting dust and doing nothing but waiting for someone to burn my house down so I can collect insurance on it but for christ sake bro - those records aren't worth shit. Unless you had a signed Michael Jackson "Thriller" album w/ his semen on it - it's not worth more than Aunt Jemima's Syrup. There are very few vinyl records out there that have value like the Beatles and I'm sure as fuck you don't have record thats worth more than $50 in your collection. I have milk crates full of test pressings that aren't worth shit. I might as well save money by throwing them as skeet and shooting with a shotgun. (obviously keeping the gems because I'm not retarded)

Anyways... Listen dude, do your thing. I'm happy for you being passionate about music because thats important. But get a grip on reality. Baseball cards and comic books hold more value than most vinyl records unless you have a rare Beatles record or something along those lines. Again, this is a music forum not an Oprah-douche-drama. Please Jim, Young Jedi Carson from LA. Go cry on someone's shoulder you puss bucket because nobody else gives two flying shi*ts about you and your pile of shit vinyl that you are talking about.

When in doubt young Jedi Carson... Go fishing and bring some bourbon with yo' bad self.

Peace out bitches ... Happy New Year!

MUKI = Likes Fish
FUNPAN = Nuff Said.


Posted by DaveT on Dec-29-2009 11:27:

P.L.U.R., you two, P.L.U.R.


Posted by bas on Dec-29-2009 15:48:

What the fuck are you two arguing about?

Muki, I have no idea who you are, but why don't you take this weird shit-slinging competition you started with Jim to PM so the rest of us don't have to get an aneurysm trying to figure out how you twisted Brittany Murphy's death into a long-winded diatribe on American's foreign policy in relation to the amount of money Jim spends on dance music.


Posted by HotDogWater on Dec-29-2009 18:38:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
What the fuck are you two arguing about?


http://tinyurl.com/ya7cph2
duh


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Dec-29-2009 18:40:

quote:
Originally posted by HotDogWater
http://tinyurl.com/ya7cph2
duh


thats a good one.


Posted by TSG on Dec-29-2009 19:16:


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