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Patricia Alice Albrecht, Who Voiced Pizzazz In Jem And The Holograms, Has Died

Patricia Alice Albrecht, best known to the public as the voice of Pizzazz from Jem and The [...]
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Patricia Alice Albrecht, best known to the public as the voice of Pizzazz from Jem and The Holograms, has passed away. Samantha Newark, the show's voice of Jem, shared the news on Instagram with a photo of herself with Albrecht. "Patricia Alice Albrecht my beautiful friend and our beloved “Pizzazz” died this morning Christmas Day at her home in Nashville TN," Newark wrote. "Please keep her family in your prayers. In Lew of flowers it was Patricia’s wish for those that loved her to make a donation to https://freeforlifeintl.org/."

Albrecht was born in Detroit, Michigan. She is best known for voicing Phyllis "Pizzazz" Gabor on the animated Jem and The Holograms series but has several other credits to her name, continuing an acting career until 1996. Jem and The Holograms aired from 1985 through 1988.
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Brit Crust said:
My mother used to watch/listen to Don Imus. His death impacted me much more than some Canadian troon activist who was murdered today.
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I was never a fan of radio but I felt bad for the guy because his name became toxic after what he said about the black woman's basketball team and how rapper David Banner used his name as example of racism in the media and entertainment industry. Like man, imagine how bad it must feel for Imus to have been used as an example of racism for one comment with no mercy.
 
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Tootsie Bear said:
I was never a fan of radio but I felt bad for the guy because his name became toxic after what he said about the black woman's basketball team and how rapper David Banner used his name as example of racism in the media and entertainment industry. Like man, imagine how bad it must feel for Imus to have been used as an example of racism for one comment with no mercy.
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Oh the left is wasting no time in celebrating his death. It's like they have no idea shock jocks are supposed to be offensive and edgy

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Tootsie Bear said:
I was never a fan of radio but I felt bad for the guy because his name became toxic after what he said about the black woman's basketball team and how rapper David Banner used his name as example of racism in the media and entertainment industry. Like man, imagine how bad it must feel for Imus to have been used as an example of racism for one comment with no mercy.
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He apologized, sucked dick, and kissed Al Sharpton's ring.

There's a reason you don't bother doing that.
 
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Brit Crust said:
My mother used to watch/listen to Don Imus. His death impacted me much more than some Canadian troon activist who was murdered today.
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Which troon activist???

AnOminous said:
He apologized, sucked dick, and kissed Al Sharpton's ring.

There's a reason you don't bother doing that.
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Tootsie Bear said:
I was never a fan of radio but I felt bad for the guy because his name became toxic after what he said about the black woman's basketball team and how rapper David Banner used his name as example of racism in the media and entertainment industry. Like man, imagine how bad it must feel for Imus to have been used as an example of racism for one comment with no mercy.
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Tell it to Howard Cosell
 
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