Apparently, an asteroid is on a collision course with Earth right now, and everyone here in the Mercury office is like, “Hey, Astronomy Guy, you’ve got to post something about this because you usually write about astronomyyyy! We’re all gonna die! Asteroid! Meteor! Astronomy! Waaaaaaaa!”

I’m sorry. I can’t. I’m too sad. I just heard some far more distressing news.

RIP, Heavy D.

Ned Lannamann is a writer and editor in Portland, Oregon. He writes about film, music, TV, books, travel, tech, food, drink, outdoors, and other things.

6 replies on “Astronomy News Is Not Important Today; RIP Heavy D”

  1. Uh. One of my favorite jams from that era. Lord, act as you will, but the New Jack Swing era will never die.

    VIVA JOHNNY GIL Y KEITH SWEAT!

  2. Have we forgotten about the author of the awful advice column for teens “Ask Beth”? She, after many years of being old and fabricating letters from fictional teenagers who were about to try drugs because their friends said they were “cool,” died! After A. Rooney, before J. Frazier.

    Also, Heavy D is dead, yes, but what of Tha’ Boyz?

  3. I’m so sad! I used to drink Heavy D on hot summer nights while tracking killer asteroids through the cloudless summer skies and…what? Oh that’s Sunny D? I can still get some? It’s not dead?

    Whew.

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