R.I.P. Jeanne-Claude, 1935–2009
Along with her husband and artistic partner Christo, she was responsible for 2005's Central Park art installation, "The Gates."
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Along with her husband and artistic partner Christo, she was responsible for 2005's Central Park art installation, "The Gates."
The bow-tied pie-throwing innovator died in a New York City hospice last night.
Following a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer, Patrick Swayze died today in Los Angeles.
The poet, whose heroin addiction and athletic career he chronicled in 1980's 'The Basketball Diaries,' died in his home Friday of a heart attack.
Legendary showbiz reporter Army Archerd passed away in Los Angeles yesterday, following an extended battle with cancer.
Following a three-year battle with rectal cancer, Fawcett passed away this morning in Los Angeles.
He passed away from an overdose of the prescription painkiller fentanyl, which he was using to treat his chronic hip pain.
David Carradine didn’t seem given to advance planning, career calculation, or control. He was the anti–Tom Cruise.
Former Wilco member Jay Bennett, 45, died in his sleep from unknown causes on Sunday in Urbana, Illinois.
He was perhaps best known for works like the semi-autobiographical 'Empire of the Sun' and the dystopian 'Crash.'
After 43 years, New Yorker Films announced today that the company is going out of business.
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