Shame to hear of this. That's a fun record.

R.I.P. to Peter Higgs, the Nobel Prize-winning theoretical physicist who proposed that broken symmetry in electroweak theory could explain the origin of mass of elementary particles in general and of the W and Z bosons in particular, and after whom the Higgs boson is named, who has passed away at the age of 94.

RIP to American Sumo Grand Champion Chad Rowan, aka Akebono, due to heart failure, at age 54. Rowan was Hawaiian, born in the islands and grew up a fan of sumo broadcasts. A family friend introduced him to Hawaii-an-born sumo Azumazeki Oyakata, aka Takamiyama, who was of Japanese descent and had reached the level of sekiwake, the third highest rank. Takiyama started his own training stable and had success with Konishiki, who rose to the rank of ozeki, the second highest level, but was denied elevation to the ultimate rank of yokozuna, in a controversial decision, which he accused as being racially motivated.

Akebono debuted in 1988 and was elevated to yokozuna in 1993, becoming the first non-Japanese to reach the rank. He retired from sumo in 2000; and, after a series of financial losses, took up an offer to fight in the K-1 kickboxing organization, which was hugely popular. He was signed to a fight with former NFL player and MMA fighter Bob Sapp, which drew 45,000 to the Nagoya Dome. Akebon dominated early, but stamina was an issue and Sapp won by KO, at 2:58. Akebono suffered further losses in K-1 fights, including one due to unsportsmanlike conduct, after hitting his opponent with hooks and rabbit punches, while he dropped to his seat, in the corner, then throwing him, later in the fight, all of which was banned under K-1 rules.

In 2005 he transitioned to pro wrestling, debuting for the WWE, in 2005, as a surprise opponent for Big Show (Paul Wight), and the pair faced each other at Wrestlemania 21. He then wrestled for All-Japan and New-Japan Pro Wrestling, the two top promotions, as well as several independents, before finishing his pro career at All-Japan and his own promotion, Odo, which was backed by Mokoto Baba, the widow of All-Japan founder Giant Baba. He closed his promotion in 2017, after heart issues and his health deteriorated from then on, robbing him of the use of his legs and memory lapses, where it was said he had no memory of his more recent pro wrestling career, but could recall sumo bouts.

What if they are from non-pubic areas?

I missed all the fireworks. 

I know its old news now, but I was truly saddened when Stan Lee passed away.I never met him, but I know he was a legend, not just for Marvel but also the comics industry as a whole. I felt the dedication at the beginning of "Captain Marvel" was a very respectable touch.