Well this is horrible. Catherine O’Hara, the comedian best known for her roles in “Home Alone,” “Schitt’s Creek” and “Beetlejuice,” and as a member of the influential Canadian sketch comedy.
The way we teach the civil rights movement--or any movement--has gotten massively oversimplified, with a focus on just a few people. This may be inevitable, but we lose something by.
Peter Arnett sure seemed to matter in journalism in the 90s. Had basically forgotten that name, but thinking back to the first Gulf War and watching it on CNN and.
Word from his family is that the great Joe Ely has died. He had Lewy's body dementia and Parkinson's, so it wasn't totally surprising, but it's still an enormous loss.
There's a whole bunch of folks who have died in the last few days who deserve a mention, but none of them quite would be likely to get a whole.
Unquestionably one of the biggest figures of late 20th century American acting and she's what made most of those Woody Allen films work. Not to mention being a fashion icon.
Like a lot of people my age, I primarily know Claudia Cardinale from her role as Jill in Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West, which is in.
I can't say I was the biggest Redford fan in the world. I certainly liked him well enough in several roles, but when facing off with Paul Newman, no one.
