Hollywood is mourning Diane Keaton, the Academy Award–winning actress whose work has left an enduring mark on film, fashion, and comedy. Reports circulating on Saturday claim that Keaton died at age 79, prompting an outpouring of tributes from friends and colleagues. Bette Midler, Keaton’s The First Wives Club co-star, shared a photo carousel on Threads featuring moments from their friendship and wrote, "The brilliant, beautiful, extraordinary Diane Keaton has died," highlighting the sense of loss felt across the industry. Other stars including Ben Stiller, Kerry Washington, and Nancy Sinatra joined in with their own heartfelt messages, celebrating Keaton’s humor, warmth, and enduring style. Note: as of this writing, the reports have not been independently verified, and confirmation from reliable sources is still awaited. Keaton’s influence spans decades of cinema, from The Godfather to Annie Hall, and into the realm of beloved ensemble comedies that reinforced her status as one of Hollywood’s finest. Beyond her acting, she became a fashion icon known for timeless, polished looks that continue to inspire fans and designers alike. The tributes pouring in today reflect not only her talent but also the generosity and grace she brought to every project and collaboration. As the film community processes this news, fans remember Keaton for her distinctive wit and character-driven storytelling that reshaped women’s roles in comedy. Whether on the red carpet or in enduring performances, Diane Keaton’s influence remains woven into cinema, fashion, and popular culture for generations to come.