Sam Rubin dead: Beloved KTLA and Hollywood Uncensored host passes away after being rushed to...

The experienced journalist from KTLA, Sam Rubin, has passed away at 64 years old.

KTLA has confirmed that the cherished presenter of Hollywood Uncensored passed away on Friday, following an urgent hospitalization in Los Angeles.

Variety reported that Rubin experienced a heart attack while at home after completing his typical Hollywood news segment in the morning.

He was taken to UCLA West Hills in an ambulance but unfortunately, he was declared dead when he got there.

The journalist, who was recently broadcasting, served as an employee of KTLA for almost three decades, reporting on topics such as showbiz, films, and television.

in a statement on Tuesday. KTLA honored Rubin as a "beloved friend and colleague" who was known for his "wit and humor." Rubin had been with the station for over 30 years, serving as an entertainment reporter and anchor. His work earned him multiple Emmy awards and he was known for his interviews with some of Hollywood's biggest stars. KTLA has not released any information about the cause of Rubin's death. On Tuesday, KTLA announced the passing of 64-year-old veteran journalist Sam Rubin in Los Angeles. In a statement, the station expressed their affection and respect for Rubin, noting his remarkable wit and humor. During his tenure at KTLA, spanning more than three decades, Rubin was a distinguished entertainment reporter and anchor. His coverage of show business earned him multiple Emmy awards, and he was famous for his interviews with some of the most renowned celebrities in Hollywood. At this time, the cause of Rubin's death hasn't been disclosed by KTLA.

It seems that Rubin had a heart attack while he was at home following his routine Hollywood news feature in the early hours of the day.

. His wife Leslie and four children continue to live on without him.

Sam Rubin's production company, SRE, Inc., produced a total of 120 episodes for the show Hollywood Uncensored.

SRE has created over 200 hours of content for TV channels, which includes Live From red carpet programs.

Rubin played a significant role in the establishment of the Broadcast Film Critics' Association.

His wife Leslie and four children are left to mourn his passing.

Rubin recently posted on Instagram where he shared a video of his interview with the famous actress, Jane Seymour.

After the sad news of his death, the network shared a tribute in honor of Rubin and mentioned how his jovial nature, pleasant demeanor, and compassion resonated with everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.

We regret to inform our audience that Sam Rubin has passed away. Sam was a highly respected figure in the news industry and the realm of entertainment, and was a familiar face on morning TV in Los Angeles for numerous years.

On X, the channel wrote that everyone who knew Sam was affected by his delightful laughter, charisma, and kind nature. Sam held his roles as a devoted spouse and doting father close to his heart. In this trying time, our hearts go out to Sam's loved ones.

This blog post expresses deep sorrow over the passing of Sam Rubin, a notable figure in the realm of local news and entertainment. He was a well-known presence on morning television in Los Angeles for many years, and those who knew him were fond of his infectious laugh, affable personality, and genuine concern for others. His death is a tremendous loss and he will be missed.

During his professional journey, Rubin had the opportunity to conduct interviews with several renowned personalities across the globe.

His fellow KTLA co-workers have also given emotional tributes to the experienced on-air personality.

The anchor person who hosted the morning news for a long time named Frank Buckley expressed that the reason behind the occurrence is uncertain, but it took place abruptly.

Meanwhile, Eric Spillman exclaimed, 'This is unbelievable news to report - it has truly taken us by surprise.'

Several journalists who cover the entertainment industry have shared their sorrow upon hearing the news of Rubin's death.

On X, Elizabeth Wagmeister from CNN uttered, 'This is really terrible. The value of life cannot be underestimated.'

Sam Rubin was a well-known figure while he was growing up in Los Angeles. He became an integral part of the city's culture as he was a regular sight in our homes via television. When he appeared on red carpets, I always felt glad and thrilled. My deepest condolences to him.

In addition, SRE has created programming for television channels, both broadcast and cable, that amounts to over 200 hours. This includes shows such as Live From the red carpet.

Jerry O'Connell expressed his condolences for the passing of Sam Rubin and called him a legendary figure. He also wished him eternal peace by saying "Rest in Peace King".

Henry Winkler, full of emotion, phoned in during KTLA's 1 pm show on Friday and praised the experienced journalist's 'kindness' and proficiency in making his interview subjects feel comfortable.

According to the 'Happy Days' celebrity, he had a way of making each person feel valued and unique, even allowing them to open up like a blooming plant. He showed interest not only in their career but also in their personal life.

The head honcho of Nexstar, Perry Sook, referred to Rubin as a well-respected figure and a cherished member.

The speaker expressed their grief over the loss of Sam, who was highly regarded in LA and the entertainment business, as well as being a valued member of the Nexstar community. They extended their condolences to Sam's family and the KTLA team, and declared that he will be remembered fondly.

He was the recipient of several Emmys, garnered the Golden Mic Award for excellence in entertainment reporting, and was presented with a lifetime achievement award by the Southern California Broadcasters Association.

The Los Angeles Press Club gave him the title of the most excellent entertainment reporter as well.

Rubin received the National Hispanic Media Coalition's Impact Award in 2013 for his exceptional honesty in the field of broadcast journalism.

Additionally, he showed his support for various establishments such as the MS 150 Bay to Bike Tour and educational programs for literature in LA.