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Police in London say there's no evidence of foul play in the death of Cranberries' singer Dolores O'Riordan.
O'Riordan was found dead Monday morning at a London hotel. Though police ruled her death "non-suspicious," it is still considered "unexplained" as the investigation moves to a coroner to determine the cause of death. O'Riordan suffered physical and mental health problems over the years, and the band cut short a world tour in last year due to her back problems.
Her bandmates posted this on Facebook late yesterday.
Her family has asked for privacy.
Rick Springfield told ABC's Paula Faris he hoped that talking to her about his decades-long battle with depression- in hopes that his story will give others suffering from the disease "hope."
"I want them to have hope ... and know that the moment will pass. I'm an example of the moment passing, because I've been there a couple of times, and haven't ... for want of a better phrase, pulled the trigger." Springfield added that he had considered suicide a number of times during his life, including as recently as last year.
"I was close enough," Springfield said. "I worked my way through it. Which I've always done." He said his family and the "feeling that there's some way that I can help this planet" is what makes him feel life is worth living, but "...(when) you get to the really dark point, nothing's enough," he explained.
Birthdays today include: Maxine Jones of En Vogue (56); Sade (59); Greedy Smith of Mental As Anything (62); Jim Stafford (74); and Ronnie Milsap (75). #MusicalBirthdays
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