Zero people here have said this.

Is that so? Interesting how none of the media are mentioning that.

It looks like her mom Debbie Reynolds has suffered a stroke and is being rushed to the hospital.

"Good Morning" is one of my favorite musical numbers.

If Bruce Springsteen bites it...I can't even imagine.

Don't really get the sadness over Fisher's death. She played one role over thirty years ago and nothing else, and she's hardly a great actress. I know her role was big in popular culture back then and has been steady through those 30 years, but it's not like she has done loads of other great things, or won Oscars. She has just milked a role that she performed badly over 30 years ago. I don't know, it just annoys me when she is included in the same sentence as David Bowie, Prince, and Muhammad Ali.

The first Leia Organa that I knew and loved was a princess, although she wasn’t like any of the other princesses I’d seen in movies. She was smart and funny and loud and strong, and she had a true gift for getting in savage digs against anybody who looked at her crosswise. She didn’t need rescuing, and she had cool hair. For 9-year-old Anne, that Leia was basically perfect.

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She has done this over and over: swallowed her grief, returned to the work. At this point she has eaten decades of grief. This is a Leia who has lost almost every important person in her life...

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Leia could have run away too. It would have been both easy and forgivable. Instead, she did what so many women have done throughout history: she held it together. She kept going.

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We have Carrie Fisher to thank for that, for bringing something to Leia that was deeper and more resonant than superficial specialness or charm. Leia was written as an empty vessel, and Fisher poured herself inside: her own pain, her own quiet struggle, her own resolve. With Fisher animating her, the princess who was supposed to be an object of romance became instead an engine of revolt. Leia is in it for the long haul. She fights and fights and fights, even when her family quits on her and the odds seem impossible. For Leia, doing whatever she can to bring down the fascist Empire is more important than her feelings or personal life. Without her steadfast presence, the rebellion would have been quashed long before Rey was born.

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Princess Leia was wonderful, but General Organa is the one I’m looking to these days for guidance. As 2016 draws to a close, it’s hard not to give in to a numb sort of nihilism. As the future grows darker and more uncertain, it’s easy to believe that our individual actions are worth nothing compared to humanity’s obvious and urgent desire for self-destruction. Like Luke, I’m sure we all feel the temptation to run away somewhere where no one can find us and nothing bad can reach us; since our leaders seem so intent on blowing us all up, we may as well go somewhere picturesque to live out our last days. It’s also tempting to hope that the Chosen One is out there somewhere, ready to swoop in and fix everything. Both of those options absolve us of having to take any action. But it’s in times like this that the steady, stubborn fighters are needed, the ones who have seen the Chosen One come and go and still refuse to give up. The ones who don’t back down even when everything seems impossible. The ones determined to believe that there is a future in spite of the evidence to the contrary. The ones who would rather die for what they believe in than live to be complicit in a fascist regime.

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Yoda: Told you I did. Reckless is he. Now, matters are worse.
Obi-Wan: That boy is our last hope.
Yoda: No. There is another.

#RIPRickSpringfield
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I'm speechless. Carrie and then Debbie the next DAY?

I admit I didn't really know her before this week either