The cause of death for YouTube personality Benny Potter, better known to his millions of subscribers as Comicstorian, has been revealed. The late content creator’s wife announced Saturday that Potter, 40, had died unexpectedly but shared no details beyond that. It has now been made public that the YouTuber died as the result of a single-vehicle car crash in Colorado. The Colorado State Patrol and the Fort Collins Coroner’s Office both released statements regarding Potter’s death, per The Hollywood Reporter. The report said Potter was driving southbound on I-25 near mile 267.5 at 9:19 a.m. on June 8 when his Toyota 4Runner drifted off the right shoulder and rolled several times, per the Colorado State Patrol. He died at the scene. The police noted that Potter was wearing a seatbelt when the car crashed and said no one else was in the vehicle. There were also no other vehicles involved. The report also noted that authorities do not believe drugs, alcohol, or speeding were likely to be reasons for the accident. Potter became famous on YouTube and boasted more than 3 million subscribers for content focused on comic topics, especially in the Marvel and DC universes. Comicstorian had been a member of the video-sharing community for more than a decade and had posted more than 4,000 videos over that time span. Potter’s wife, Natalie, initially shared the news of his passing on X.  “To many of you, he was Comicstorian, voicing stories from across multiple different mediums. To his loved ones, he was one of the best and most supportive individuals anyone could ask for,” she wrote.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “As a husband, a son, a brother, a friend, or even just a stranger, Ben was loving and genuine. He was someone who would listen and make time for his loved ones. He would do his best to make everyone laugh and make sure they were okay. He was our rock and he’d reassure his loved ones whenever they needed it,” the YouTube star’s wife added. “His channel was one of his greatest accomplishments, and while we all need our time to mourn him, I know he wouldn’t want it to end like this,” she wrote, describing her late husband as someone who “spent over 10 years spreading his love and appreciation for his hobbies. It was through his love of exciting stories and well-written characters that got him started on YouTube.” “The team and I want to keep that going. To honor him by continuing to tell great stories by great people, as well as to keep the memory of our very own superhero alive,” Nathalie wrote at the end of the message. “We supported each other on everything we wanted to do and I’m not about to stop now.”

Actor Russell Crowe, who starred in the original 2000 action film “Gladiator,” recently voiced some reservations about the upcoming sequel. The 60-year-old was not asked to join the cast of Gladiator II because his character, Roman general Maximus Decimus Meridius, died in the original.  “I’m slightly uncomfortable with the fact they’re making another one — because, of course, I’m dead and I have no say in what gets done,” Crowe said during an appearance on the “Kyle Meredith With…” podcast, per Deadline. “But a couple of the things I’ve heard I’m like — no, no, no, that’s not in the moral journey of that particular character. But I can’t say anything, it’s not my place.” He said, “I reflect back: the age I was when I made that film and all the things that came after it, the doors that particular movie opened for me. This is just me being purely honest: there’s definitely a tinge of melancholy, a tinge of jealousy.”  “I remember when I had tendons,” Crowe joked. The Australian actor previously said he should be compensated for de facto promotion of the upcoming film.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “They should be f***ing paying me for the amount of questions I am asked about a film I am not even in,” he said in 2023. “It has nothing to do with me. In that world, I am dead. Six feet under. But I do admit to a certain tinge of jealousy, because it reminds me of when I was younger and what it meant for me, in my life,” Crowe continued. “I don’t know anything about the cast, I don’t know anything about the plot. I am dead!” he repeated. “But I know that if [director] Ridley [Scott] has decided to do a second part of the story, over 20 years later, he must have had very strong reasons. I can’t think of this movie being anything other than spectacular.” “Gladiator II” is scheduled to debut in theaters November 22, 2024.

A post shared on social media purportedly shows a photo of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and first lady Olena Zelenska sitting with a pile of cash. ?? Can you think of any country that is more corrupt than Ukraine? pic.twitter.com/TzRxM1OTiv — Gabe (@GabeZZOZZ) June 7, 2024 Verdict: False The claim is inaccurate, the photo is digitally altered. […]

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