CHARLES Rocket’s brief moment of TV immortality came in February 1981 – when he used the f-word on “Saturday Night Live.” He was fired pretty much as soon as the lights went down ...

Actor Charles Rocket committed suicide Oct. 7 in Connecticut. He was 56. Rocket was the Weekend Update anchor on “Saturday Night Live” in 1980 and 1981, and was fired from the show after ...

Actor and comedian Charles Rocket, who had roles in a variety of movies and TV series and briefly gained notoriety for uttering an obscenity on "Saturday Night Live," committed suicide ...

Suicide is the only honorable way for a comedian to die. Thus Charles Rocket, the former Saturday Night Live star, weatherman, cultural icon in the little-but-great state of Rhode Island ...

STAMFORD, Conn. – Actor and comedian Charles Rocket, who had roles in a variety of movies and TV series and briefly gained notoriety for uttering an obscenity on “Saturday Night Live ...

But in the wrong setting, it can stain a career — like in the infamous case of Charles Rocket, who was fired from Saturday Night Live soon after dropping an F-bomb during an episode on Feb. 21 ...

FARMINGTON, Conn. – Actor and comedian Charles Rocket, who had roles in a variety of movies and TV series and briefly gained notoriety for uttering an obscenity on “Saturday Night Live ...

FARMINGTON, Conn. – Charles Rocket (search), a comedian and actor who appeared on "Saturday Night Live" and had roles in a variety of movies and television series, committed suicide, the state ...

Former “Saturday Night Live” comedian Charles Rocket has killed himself. The Connecticut medical examiner says Rocket slit his throat. His body was found in a field near his home in Canterbury ...

Charles R. Cross, a Seattle-based music journalist who edited the city’s preeminent alt-weekly, the Rocket, and penned bestselling biographies of Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix and other major rock ...

Charles native Benjamin Tackett could soon join ... Blue Ghost left Earth on Jan. 15 aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, launched from the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida.