We at the Review mourn the loss of Alice Munro (1931–2024). In memory of her life and work, we’ve unlocked her Art of Fiction interview from our archive.
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The imperishably great British director Terence Davies has died. An artist like no other. This, from his autobiographical trilogy, typically brims with tenderness and unspoken eloquence, showing the central character en route to his mother’s funeral. RIP
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With her 20-inch waist and gangly figure, Barbara Mullen overcame early skepticism from editors to embody a new look in 1950s fashion. https://t.co/qYk27M4lCw
the end of a beautiful era 🤍
a polaroid of sarah burton when she was still an intern for alexander mcqueen, photographed here at his studio back in 1996
Léa Garcia, a pioneering actress who brought new visibility and respect to Black actors in Brazil after her breakout performance in the Academy Award-winning 1959 film “Black Orpheus,” has died at 90. https://t.co/x9KbYzTe5t
Frederick Eberstadt, a fashion photographer who chronicled uptown Manhattan society along with the Andy Warhol scene downtown, has died at 97. https://t.co/VyHd0uiryH