Obituary: Hugh O’Shaughnessy – Acclaimed foreign correspondent (87)
The journalist reported for 30 years from Latin American countries where grave human rights abuses were being committed 17 March 2022 | James
The journalist reported for 30 years from Latin American countries where grave human rights abuses were being committed 17 March 2022 | James
‘Living is so torrential, such an amazing experience that we often create moats to keep this vivacity away from our senses,’ William Hurt
John Salt was a British pioneer of photorealist painting, a genre that emerged in late 1960s America Photo: John Salt Bride, 1969 05
Larry Herman was a photographer who aligned himself with his subjects – mainly poor and working communities Photo: © Larry Herman, Clydeside 1974-76,
Mitchell Ryan appeared in the TV series “Dark Shadows,” played a brutal businessman in “Santa Barbara” and a wealthy father in the sitcom
In 1985, Mr. Parry broke news of the involvement of Lt. Col. Oliver L. North and the covert operation to support the contras
Playing to dance-hall audiences, Bob Wills relied on an enormous repertoire that made use of anything that would go over with the rowdy
Robert F. Kennedy’s death, after his brother and so many others, would all but paralyze an entire generation. 28 Februray 2022 | James
Robert Frank was a the fiercely independent photographer and filmmaker whose bleak yet poetic book “The Americans” jolted the nation’s self-image and sparked
The master of lyrics, Robert Hunter, poet and writer provided the Grateful Dead with many of their vivid and enduring lyrics 28 February 2022 |
Bones Hillman, born Wayne Stevens, played for Midnight Oil from 1987 right up until the band’s reunion and tour in 2017. He died
Procol followed ‘Whiter Shade of Pale’ with over a dozen great albums, remaining one of rock music’s most imaginative and progressive bands. Mr