Death of Telemundo Star Monica Spear

Telenovela actress Monica Spear has been killed. Variety is reporting that the "Pasion Probihida" actress was shot and killed with her ex-husband, Thomas Henry Berry, during a highway robbery in Venezuela. Like Us on Facebook Spear was on vacation with her husband and daughter in Venezuela when they were both killed after their car broke down. The actress was 29 years old. According to local authorities, the couple was in a small accident on the Valencia-Puerto Cabello highway. The accident left them stranded in their vehicle and later armed men approached the car and the couple locked themselves inside. The assailants then decided to opened fire, injuring the child and killing the parents. Telemundo, a company she did two soap operas for, said, "We are deeply saddened by the horrible crime that affected the beloved actress Monica Spear and her family. Monica was not only a great professional as we saw in the two novelas she worked with us - but also an excellent person, always enthusiastic, full of strength and determination. We wish a quick recovery to her daughter and send our deepest condolences to her family." Spear's co-star Jen-Carlo Canela was shocked by the news and wrote on Twitter, "I'm without words. I will miss my friend @MonicaSpear." Spear had been seen in "La Mujer Perfecta" and "Mi Prima Ciela," and "Flor Salvaje." She first came to fame after winning the Miss Venezuela pageant in 2004. She later competed at the Miss Universe 2005 pageant where she placed fourth runner-up.

Watch Paul Walker’s Best Altruistic Moments

Some Hollywood superstars have been part of charity events to help victims of natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy in the United States. The late actor Paul Walker was one of them. In 2010, he created the Reach Out World Foundation to reach affected people quickly as possible at disaster zones and send emergency and searching squads to provide them first aid. Nonetheless, different from other movie stars, the late actor also came up with the emergency squads to help at those affected areas. A moved and teary Walker showed his love and concern to all the victims. Watch how Paul Walker helped all who needed in this Reach Out Worldwide video.

Paul Walker ‘Fast & Furious 7’ Character Doesn’t Die; Revealing New Death Crash Autopsy

There have been a lot of twists and turns in the events following Paul Walker's tragic death in a car crash late last year. Walker and crew were reportedly only half way through shooting Fast & Furious 7 at the time of the accident. Universal has still released no official word how it will complete the film without the franchise’s biggest star, but word has trickled down from on high that Walker’s character Brian O’Conner does not die in the new film. This rumor surfaces following the release of Walker’s full autopsy. There has been plenty of speculation surrounding Paul Walker’s role in the new Fast and Furious film. It has been rumored that Paul’s younger brother Cody might stand in for his brother to help Universal complete Walker’s last blockbuster. A source close to the project told the Daily Mail that the company had reached out to Cody following the funeral: “Producers had a string of meetings right after Paul's death. They soon realized they needed someone who looked like Paul to finish the movie and that's when they approached his nearly identical brother, Cody. They can shoot Cody from behind and at distance and if it's a shot they need Paul's face in close up they can CGI it later on.” According to new rumors, they are going to need someone to fill in for Walker to get his character out of the film alive. The producers have decided to spare Walker’s character a tragic end, according to OK! Magazine: “The producers were certain they wanted to complete the film, but were not so sure how to deal with the elimination of Paul’s character, undercover agent Brian O’Conner. Now comes word the the screenwriters will have O'Connor retire in the film, rather than kill off the character.” Maybe he’ll even be in Fast and Furious 8.