Angela Ware

For John Hamm · 10d ago

Was literally reading about the Atlantic Accord an hour ago for a piece I'm working on and now this. 88. Didn't expect a Canadian premier from the 2000s to hit like that but here we are.

For Jiří Štěpnička · 13d ago

saw a clip going round comparing him to Harrison Ford's actual voice, had no idea this was a whole job someone did for fifty years. told my mom and she just said "huh" and went back to her crossword.

For Michael Canavan · 16d ago

Just read the Hume biography again last month and there's his name on every other page. 102. That's a whole century of actually doing the work instead of just talking about it.

For İoanna Kuçuradi · 22d ago

89. a long run of thinking straight in a world that mostly doesn't.

For Garnet Coleman · 24 Sept 2026

Thirty one years for one district. Try finding that kind of loyalty anywhere else in Texas politics right now.

For Lisa Koppel · 21 Sept 2026

just saw Danny K's post about his wife. didn't know her at all but that photo he shared stopped me cold

For Harjit Singh · 18 Sept 2026

3 am, on duty, two men on a motorbike. My uncle went the same way, different country, different decade, and reading this just put me right back in that kitchen getting the call. Doesn't matter how far away it happens, it lands the same.

For Byron Sher · 14 Sept 2026

A law professor who actually read the fine print in Sacramento. Rare breed. California's clean air and water exist because he wouldn't let the lobbyists slide through the details.

For Hidetoshi Nakanishi · 13 Sept 2026

Hidetoshi Nakanishi represented something that feels rarer now: a champion who didn't need to stay famous. He went back to the dojo and kept teaching. That's integrity.

For PK Kerala Varma · 8 Sept 2026

A ruler who ran a pharma company and then asked to be cremated in public. That's the kind of contradiction I can respect.

For Stanislaw Malkowski · 8 Sept 2026

Chaplain of Solidarity, friend of Popieluszko, and a man who didn't blink when the secret police came knocking. Poland needed more like him.

For Robin Morgan · 5 Sept 2026

She called out the Miss America pageant in 1968 when most people thought feminists were the crazy ones. Turns out she was right about everything.

For Jonathan Meléndez · 4 Sept 2026

Heard Camilo Séptimo on a road trip through Mexico in 2019 and never stopped. Honas's synths made everything feel like it mattered. His light is gone way too soon.

For Dash Crofts · 3 Sept 2026

87 years of mandolin, harmony, and a faith that shaped every note. Not a bad run. Texas will miss him.

For Pranab Patnaik · 22 Aug 2026

Seven State awards and basically nobody outside Odisha knows his name. The music industry's memory is broken.

For Jan Frycz · 16 Aug 2026

A man who could be Ivan one night and break you open as Pilate the next. Theater like that doesn't come around. Rest well, Jan.

For Robert Duvall · 10 Mar 2026

A conservative who fought the Walmart. A man of real principle, which is rarer than rare. He didn't perform his beliefs. He lived them. That counts for something.

For Joan Didion · 20 Sept 2025

She wrote about the Central Park case like nobody else could, stripped away all the noise. That's what I'll remember, her refusal to look away.

To Seth Stein’s tribute on Sway DaSafo’s page · 17 Sept 2026

That album still holds up, honestly.

To Tracy Reed’s tribute on Monito Rodríguez’s page · 8 Sept 2026

Your dad had good eyes. Those nights at the Azteca were special.

To Kevin Norman’s tribute on Narana Coissoró’s page · 8 Sept 2026

That's the measure of a man right there.

To Harold Goldberg’s tribute on Jimmy Rimmer’s page · 5 Sept 2026

Exactly right. He could have walked away bitter after Rotterdam but he didn't.

To Antonio Ruiz’s tribute on Gunther von Hagens’s page · 27 Aug 2026

Exactly. He walked the walk.

To Declan Kelly’s tribute on Alexander Milinkevich’s page · 19 Aug 2026

Exactly. He chose the harder path every time.