The Kuala Lumpur-born jurist spent 14 years on the bench, helped found Malaysia's human rights commission and sat on the inquiry into Anwar Ibrahim's black eye.
Fukuda led Japan for a year from 2007, hosted the 2008 G8 summit at Toyako and was the first son of a prime minister to hold the post. He died of heart failure in a Tokyo hospital.
The Canadian voice actor won three Emmys for his Looney Tunes work and voiced hundreds of characters over 25 years. His family said he died suddenly at home.
The Crivitz, Wisconsin native spent all 13 seasons with Oakland, scored twice in Super Bowl XI and still holds the Raiders' single-season rushing touchdown record.
The Padma Shri chef brought Tamil Nadu's food traditions to television and once cooked non-stop for more than 24 hours. He died in Chennai after a brief illness.
The rapper, born Mikhail Nits, died in Voronezh. An associate said his death was an accident, and regional investigators are examining the circumstances.
The Montenegrin keeper won three league titles and two cups with Partizan before becoming a goalkeeping coach. Partizan and the Football Association of Serbia paid tribute.
Bailey spent eight seasons in Kansas City after being drafted out of Miami in 2011. Andy Reid called him 'one of my favorite players'. No cause of death has been released.
Leonard Ornstein debuted for the WWWF in 1963, wrestled in Japan and Los Angeles and became the UWF's only Junior Heavyweight Champion. His friend, bodybuilder Laura Creavalle, announced his death.
Murphy stayed in Kuwait after Iraq's 1990 invasion and smuggled her reports out, winning the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. Her husband said she died of pulmonary fibrosis.
