Entertainment Icons: Farewells, Comebacks, and Historic Auctions

John Amos, known for 'Good Times' and 'Roots,' passed away at 84. A doctor involved in Matthew Perry's death pleaded guilty to drug charges. Daniel Day-Lewis ends retirement for his son's film 'Anemone.' A guitar played by George Harrison could fetch $800,000 at auction.

John Amos, celebrated for his roles in the 1970s TV series 'Good Times' and the miniseries 'Roots,' passed away at age 84 in Los Angeles. His death, due to natural causes, was confirmed by his son, Kelly Christopher Amos.

In a legal development, Dr. Mark Chavez of San Diego admitted to charges of illegal drug distribution in the death case of 'Friends' actor Matthew Perry. Chavez, who faces a potential 10-year prison term, made the plea in Los Angeles federal court.

Meanwhile, academy-award-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis is set to make an acting return in his son's directorial debut, 'Anemone.' Known for films like 'Lincoln,' Day-Lewis last appeared in 2017's 'Phantom Thread.' Additionally, an auction will proceed with the sale of an early Beatles guitar played by George Harrison, estimated at over $800,000.

(With inputs from agencies.)