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Originally appeared on E! Online<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The Hollywood community has lost a beloved member.<\/p>\n Brad Everett Young, a celebrity photographer who also appeared on shows such as “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Boy Meets World,” has died in a car crash in Los Angeles, his rep confirmed to NBC News. He was 46.<\/p>\n “Brad was a fixture at Hollywood events, red carpets, premieres, galas, industry parties, and charity functions,” his publicist shared with the outlet. “He had an eye that could capture both the glitz of celebrity and the quiet humanity behind the flash.”<\/p>\n The statement continued, “To see him working \u2014 greeting subjects, arranging light, or simply moving through the crowd with camera in hand \u2014 was to witness someone who belonged there, not merely as a documentarian, but as part of the tapestry of those nights.”<\/p>\n The accident took place on the 134 freeway in the Los Angeles area late Sept. 14, his rep told the Hollywood Reporter<\/a>, adding that Young had watched a movie and was driving home alone when a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction struck his car. Young was pronounced dead on the scene.<\/p>\n E! News has reached out to his rep for comment and has yet to hear back.<\/p>\n PHOTOS: <\/b>Celebrity Deaths: 2025’s Fallen Stars<\/a><\/p>\n Young began his acting career in the late ’90s, appearing in small roles on shows such as “Popular,” “Boy Meets World” and “Felicity,” and in later years, “Charmed,” “Beverly Hills 90210,” the “90210” reboot, “Numb3rs” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” in which he played an appendectomy patient. He also appeared in films such as “Charlie’s Angels,” “Jurassic Park III” and “Austin Powers in Goldmember.”<\/p>\n The Virginia native was also known for founding the Dream Loud<\/a> campaign \u2014 which aims to bring music and the arts programs back into schools \u2014 and for his celebrity photography work.<\/p>\n Among the celebrities Young photographed: David Harbour, Seth Green, Jonathan Lipnicki, “Shameless'” Emma Kenney and Ethan Cutkosky, as well as “General Hospital’s” Parry Shen.<\/p>\n