Reynaldo Rey died

Actor and comedian Reynaldo Rey died Thursday of complications from a stroke, his manager said.

Rey was 75.

Among his most popular works are the movies, "Friday," "White Men Can't Jump" and "Harlem Nights."

Rey suffered a stroke about a year ago. He died in Los Angeles, said his manager, Vanzil Burke.

According to a biography on Rey's website, the actor was born in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. He was reportedly a member of the Harlem Theater Group, and appeared in 52 movies.

Rey is survived by his wife, Evelyn, daughter Harla Major and sons Golden Rey and Todd Murphy, as well as his 96-year old mother, Lillian Murray.

Stephen Curry in action

Wardell Stephen "Steph" Curry II is an American professional basketball player who plays for the Golden State Warriors of the National Basketball Association. He looked like an MVP as he put up 34 points on 22 shots to lead Golden State to a Game 1 win Tuesday night.

Everything was falling for him — he was 6-of-9 on contested shots. The bigger concern for the Rockets should be that Curry had 13 uncontested looks (hitting seven) — they can’t give him that many open looks, they’re lucky he didn’t put up more points.From his high school days through the pre-draft process — "... it is notable how far apart Curry’s role in the NCAA was from the role he is likely to play in the NBA" — there have been questions about just how big an impact Stephen Curry's likely to have. Seven games into his pro career, answers seemed tough to come by.season 2-5, with three of those losses coming by double-digits. Despite the presence of capable veteran scorers like Monta Ellis,Stephen Jackson and Corey Maggette in head coach Don Nelson's uptempo system, the Warriors were struggling to score, ranking down around the bottom third of the league in points per possession. On a more expected note, they couldn't defend anybody, giving up 108 or more points in five of their seven outings.

Curry was slowly finding his way, averaging just less than nine points in 30 minutes per game, and had come off the bench for the first time in a 14-point loss to the Indiana Pacers. It was a sputtering start to his career, one that didn't necessarily seem to portend greatness ahead ... and yet, he was determined to find a way forward.

Stylish Rita Ora

   Rita Ora was seen smiling her way through the furore caused by rapper A$AP Rocky’s public tirade against her this week.Doing all-white:The singer was in good spirits as she was pictured leaving a recording studio in West London on Thursday afternoon.Rita, 24, was hard to miss in her casual chic ensemble as she teamed white jeans and a popper bottom shirt.She opted to only have one button done up as she gave a glimpse of her gold body chain.Rita has not yet made any public comment after A$AP Rocky singled her out in a series of crass lyrics in his new song Better Things Trendy look: Rita, 24, was hard to miss in her casual chic ensemble as she teamed white jeans and a popper bottom shirt

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Top Celebrity news Melissa McCarthy

Melissa McCarthy has pulled an impressive style hat trick, wearing her third bold print in row!

At Wednesday’s Spy premiere in London, the actress (who is gearing up to debut her own clothing line in August!) stepped out in one of her most eye-catching looks so far: a chiffon snakeskin-print maxi dress.So what will the actress’s soon-to-launch clothing line include? A mix of 80 different pieces from sizes 4 to 28.,

“I want to do my own fashion line both to help women who are plus-size, and because I’ve always loved fashion, I love textiles, I truly love fabric,” she told PEOPLE last year. “Like, I have a compulsive problem with fabric. I can’t walk past it. I will buy stacks and stacks of fabric. I love it.”

She added that after welcoming her second daughter, Georgette, in 2010, she started to re-evaluate her clothing and had a hard time finding quality fabrics, something her line will offer.

“I was a different size than I’d ever been, and I realized just because ’m a different size doesn’t mean I flipped some switch and turned off a desire for anything current or modern, or a desire to look good and feel good,” she explained. “The majority of what’s out there for plus-sizes is really bad fabric, really bad design, and if you’re plus-size, you actually need a little help so you need better fabric with a weight that hangs better, that’s more flattering and forgiving.”