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Malcolm-Jamal Warner Was Best Known For Cosby Show

After Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death, Red Cross says a second man survived same drowning

The Costa Rican Red Cross also told People that “two people were dragged by a water current at the beach,” and they were out of the water when paramedics arrived.

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Devastating New Details Revealed Surrounding Death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner Cause of Death Confirmed, Autopsy Completed in Costa Rica: Police

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Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner: Why his legacy goes far beyond Theo and ‘The Cosby Show’

he was America’s brother and son, beloved as Theodore Huxtable on “The Cosby Show.”

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Celebrities, co-stars mourn Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death

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Gen Xers mourn drowning of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, known as Theo on 'The Cosby Show'

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As Theo Huxtable, Malcolm-Jamal Warner Grew Up Before Our Eyes

In the pilot episode, when Cosby’s Dr. Cliff Huxtable speaks to Theo about his grades, he responds with an impassioned plea: “Maybe you can just accept who I am and love me anyway. Because I’m your s...

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner wanted to be remembered for his 'post-Cosby life'

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Why Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death has hit the Black community so deeply

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Regina King Pens Touching Tribute to Ex Malcolm-Jamal Warner After “Cosby Show” Actor's Tragic Death: 'Ride in Power'

"Some people leave a lasting imprint, not just for who they were but for the energy they carried," King wrote of Warner

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Tracee Ellis Ross, Jennifer Hudson, Magic Johnson and more react to death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner

The death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner was mourned by fans and admirers of the actor. He played the only son of Bill Cosby’s Cliff Huxtable on the landmark series “The Cosby Show” from 1984 to 1992.

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s shocking death raises new swimming safety fears — here’s how experts say to avoid drowning in a rip current

The accidental death of “The Cosby Show” actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner has saddened the world — and raised new fears over swimming safety. The beloved TV legend’s passing comes amid a record number of drownings on NYC’s beaches, where the same type of rip current that claimed Warner in Costa Rica can threaten swimmers just as quickly.

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