**** THE WEB GOSSIP **** The guy or girl that writes this column is a very big industry insider who wishes to remain anonymous, but wants to write about all the headlines happening in Hollywood and the Music Industry. **** Robert Culp ROBERT CULP R.I.P. --- We'd be remiss not to mention the passing of actor Robert Culp at 79. In a revolutionary casting coup at the time, he was paired with the not yet hugely famous comic Bill Cosby in the 1965 TV epic “I Spy,” as agent Kelly Robinson to Cosby’s Alexander Scott. Cosby told People magazine, “We were an integrated team. He had to teach me how to open a door properly.” Cosby won three Emmy's, Culp never won any. He also appeared in TV’s “The Greatest American Hero” in the 80's and “Everyone Loves Raymond.” He had Hugh Hefner as a best friend and came up with the motto for Hef’s infamous Grotto: “Gentlemen, gentleman, be of good cheer, for they are out there, and we are in here!” Culp also campaigned vigoro...
