Before his tragic death at age 65, Val Kilmer shared insights into his battle with throat cancer and its impact on his career and life ...

Val Kilmer's cause of death confirmed after tragic passing aged 65 - The Top Gun actor battled throat cancer and faced serious health struggles over the past decade ...

Val Kilmer's death was announced at the beginning of the month, with the official cause of death now having been revealed as pneumonia, according to his death certificate obtained by TMZ.

He participated in the documentary about his life, wrote a memoir, 2020’s I’m Your Huckleberry, and soaked in the sort of adulation he was denied during the peak of his fame. Val Kilmer was ...

Val Kilmer’s official cause of death has been revealed. Over a week since his family confirmed the actor’s death at age 65 on April 1, Kilmer's official cause of death has been ruled as pneumonia ...

It's the most wonderful time of the year if you're mad about music: Record Store Day 2025 is just seven sweet days away at the time of publishing (this year, it falls on Saturday, April 12), and it ...

During an appearance at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Tom Cruise paid tribute to his Top Gun co-star Val Kilmer, who died this week at the age of 65 after a battle with pneumonia.

Editor's note: In 2020, USA TODAY editor Barbara VanDenburgh reported on the emotional and striking revelations from Val Kilmer's memoir. Kilmer, then 60, had recently starred in the sequel to ...

The cancer treatment had reportedly left Val Kilmer ... Back in 2017, Kilmer confirmed his cancer diagnosis. He shared details about his health struggles in his 2020 memoir titled I’m Your ...

Additionally, 'I’m Your Huckleberry: A Memoir,' became a New York Times bestseller, further adding to his income. Val Kilmer’s role as Iceman in 'Top Gun' (1986) played a significant part in ...

The older actor told the younger at one point: "'It's a job now, Val. A lark. We'll get through it.' I was as sad as I've ever been on a set," Kilmer wrote in his memoir. In 1996, Entertainment ...

Val Kilmer leaves ... Aunt Bee or something. But Kilmer believed in the Jim myth all the way. “I primarily saw myself playing a poet,” Kilmer recalled in his memoir I’m Your Huckleberry.