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Cranston in Breaking Bad, has died aged 34. The TV star rose to fame in his role as Cranston's
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Hello and welcome to the Daily Lowdown, your fix of everything in the world of celebrity music and entertainment news. Happy Tuesday everybody, I hope you're all having a wonderful start to the week. Kicking things off today, the US actor, RJ Mitty, best known for starring opposite Brian
Cranston in Breaking Bad, has died aged 34. The TV star rose to fame in his role as Cranston's on-screen son Walter White Jr. in the Emmy-winning series and used his platform to advocate for disability rights from his experience of living with cerebral palsy. Nitti's death was announced by his representatives on Monday, according to reports.
Nitti, whose real name is Roy Frank Nitti, was an actor and producer who started his career in entertainment playing minor roles in sitcoms such as Everybody Hates Chris and Hannah Montana. Nitti was outspoken about his disability and passionate about using his platform as
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