Widodo AS led the TNI during the reform era under President Abdurrahman Wahid and later served as security minister under Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. He was buried at Kalibata Heroes' Cemetery.
The Santiniketan-based artist, known for his distinctive cross-hatched figures, died at a Kolkata hospital after a 14-month illness. West Bengal's chief minister said his work would remain 'immortal through the ages'.
The Greco-Roman wrestler won world gold in 1973, competed at four Olympics and later coached at Wisłoka Dębica. His twin brother Kazimierz was an Olympic champion.
The Salamanca-born filmmaker won the Golden Bear for Las truchas and two Goyas as co-writer of Belle Époque and Tirano Banderas. The Spanish Film Academy confirmed his death in Madrid.
The Sicilian-born cardinal served as the Pope's ambassador in Haiti, Colombia, Canada and Italy before leading the Church in Palermo. He died in hospital in Catania after a long illness.
The Jiving Juniors founder launched the Crystal label in 1962 and produced Dennis Brown, Big Youth and one of the first dub albums. He died at home after spells in hospital.
The Wisconsin-born character actor, who made more than 400 appearances including Casino, Glory and Star Trek: The Next Generation, died at his home in Los Angeles, his management said.
The designer worked for Bill Blass, Jones New York and OshKosh, created a children's collection for Nancy Reagan's anti-drug campaign that is now in the Smithsonian, and taught fashion until he was 82.
The Baden-Baden-born actress guest-starred in The Twilight Zone, The Fugitive and Star Trek, and later starred in Neon Rider. She died in Los Angeles in April; her death became public in July.
The actor who inspired a generation of real paramedics as John Gage on NBC's Emergency! later starred on daytime soaps and spent decades championing firefighters and EMS. He died in hospice in Ventura, California.
