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Guillermo del Toro on the Death of Ray Bradbury
The Pan's Labyrinth director e-mailed Vulture a brief message on the passing of a fiction titan.
Mary Kennedy, Estranged Wife of RFK Jr., Laid to Rest in Kennedy Plot Against Her Family’s Wishes
Her siblings did not attend the funeral.
Lockerbie Bomber Dies in Libya
Abdel Basset al-Megrahi was released from a Scotland prison in 2009 because of his illness.
Blues Legend Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn Dead at 70
He worked with the Blues Brothers, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, and Bob Dylan, among others.
Maurice Sendak: The King of All the Wild Things
Book critic Kathryn Schulz on the man behind a whole raft of beastie boys.
Men at Work Musician Greg Ham Dead at 58
Australian authorities have not established the cause of death.
Dick Clark 1929-2012:
America’s Rockin’ Host
After 82 years of life and about 60 years in show business, the record stopped, as it must for everyone.
Jerry Saltz on Thomas Kinkade, 1958-2012
"The reason the art world doesn't love Kinkade isn't that it hates love, life, goodness, or God."
First Solo Transatlantic Rower and ‘Lone-Wolf Explorer’ Dies at 74
The Times has a great obit for John Fairfax.
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