Hyejin Choi

For Yahya Saidu · 15d ago

Just saw this come up on a news app, didn't know him at all but 9 October, so sudden by the sound of it.

For Gioacchino Scrugli · 16d ago

Saw this on L'Unione Sarda just now. Didn't know the name before today but Nuoro's choral tradition clearly owes him a lot. Thinking of his family tonight.

For Chikara Sakaguchi · 18d ago

My mum had a documentary about the Hansen's disease ruling on in the background one evening and I ended up watching the whole thing with her, the bit where he apologised instead of appealing stuck with me for years. 92 is a long life to carry that forward.

For Rafael Ferrer · 24d ago

"The doing is what is exciting." saw that line under a photo of one of his installations years ago, never forgot it

For Indudhar Nirody · 22 Sept 2026

found his voice through a youtube rabbit hole about six months ago, some old recording of a khayal that I couldn't stop replaying. didn't know any of the gharana names or history, just knew it did something to me. 91 years old, still recording bandishes in his eighties. that's the part that stays with me.

For Andy Williams · 17 Sept 2026

"peaks, valleys, and timing" is how he described wrestling and music sharing the same craft logic. that's stuck with me all day.

For Karl Th. Birgisson · 17 Sept 2026

Just heard a clip of him on the radio last week, some interview about Icelandic politics. 62 is no age at all. Didn't know him but it's still a shock reading this.

For Simon Lui · 11 Sept 2026

Watched Troublesome Night for the first time last year and fell down a rabbit hole of his films. His commitment to horror comedy was really something special.

For Vadim Popov · 8 Sept 2026

I only knew his name from history class but something about how he wanted people to live with dignity stayed with me. That seems like a simple thing to ask for.

For Francois Rosse · 6 Sept 2026

O Yelp with fire trucks is the most Francois Rosse thing I've ever heard.

For Betye Saar · 18 Aug 2026

Four days before her 100th birthday. What a life. Her Aunt Jemima piece changed how I see art and memory.

For Alain Delon · 6 Aug 2025

My mum grew up watching his films in Paris. She called me when she heard and we just sat together for a bit, not saying much. He was part of her youth somehow.

To Sophie Jung’s tribute on Ned Warwick’s page · 12d ago

Channel 6 was appointment viewing back then, your dad's right

To Latoya Robinson’s tribute on Sebastian Leith II’s page · 17 Sept 2026

same, my uncle was an instrument tech too, that skill is rare