Sam Rubin, Beloved Los Angeles TV Personality, Dies at 64

The entertainment industry is mourning the loss of a beloved figure, Sam Rubin, whose interviews with celebrities on KTLA 5 were a staple for viewers across Los Angeles. Rubin, known for his geniality and knowledge of the industry, passed away at the age of 64.

His wife, Leslie Gale Shuman, confirmed that Rubin’s death was due to a systems failure, with reports indicating it was a heart attack. Rubin’s ability to make celebrities feel at ease during interviews made him a favorite among Hollywood’s biggest names.

Throughout his career, Rubin’s charm and unexpected questions set him apart, earning him multiple Emmy Awards and a lifetime achievement award from the Southern California Broadcasters Association. He was also a co-author of biographies on Jacqueline Onassis and Mia Farrow.

In his final interview with actress Jane Seymour, Rubin showcased his passion for the industry. Hollywood icons like Tom Hanks and Beyoncé have shared fond memories of working with Rubin, highlighting his genuine kindness and curiosity.

The entertainment world has lost a true talent, but Sam Rubin’s legacy will live on through his memorable interviews and contributions to the industry.