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Acclaimed Singer and Actress Irene Cara Passes Away at 63 - Ebony

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Academy-Award winner Irene Cara, who launched to superstardom as a singer and actress during the 80s, has passed away, reports CNN. She was 63. Judith A. Moose, her long-time publicist, confirmed on Twitter that she passed away at her home in Florida on Saturday. No cause of death was given. 'It is with profound sadness […]

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