Beloved entertainment journalist Sam Rubin passed away on Friday at the age of 64. The news of his sudden demise shocked the industry, leaving many saddened by the loss of a true icon. Starting his journey at KTLA in 1991, Rubin quickly became a familiar face on red carpets and interviews with A-listers. From Zendaya to Mariah Carey, Sting to Usher, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Rubin’s list of interviews reads like a who’s who of the entertainment industry.
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