Ten Ways Maurice Sendak Defined Your Childhood
The books of Sendak, who died today at 83, are as universal a staple of early childhood as a pacifier or a tantrum.
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Dead People Campaigning Against Democrats in Growing Numbers
The core demographic has turned against Democrats this year.
Dallas Modeling Agent Kim Dawson Died
She launched the careers of models like Erin Wasson and Bridget Hall.
Carmine’s and Virgil’s Founding Chef Michael Ronis Dies at 60
"He would sometimes hit five or six places a night, sampling everything on the menu that interested him."
Sheila Lukins, Remembered
The 'Silver Palate Cookbook' author was "hot stuff," according to Julia Child.
Hawaiian-Shirt Creator Alfred Shaheen Dies
The designer put the Hawaiian shirt on the fashion map when Elvis Presley wore one on an album cover.
French Unisex-Fashion Pioneer Ted Lapidus Dies
The Parisian "designer of the street" was known for pioneering the sixties unisex look.
Italian Designer Mila Schon Dies
The designer known for introducing geometric shapes and double-faced fabrics was 92.
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