For Virginia Judge · 10d ago
Never heard of her before this came across my feed, but first woman to hold the Arts portfolio in New South Wales is a real thing to have done. Didn't know anything about NSW politics, just stopped on the part about her wanting to be an opera singer. That's a good life even if I only caught the tail end of it.
For Pat Oliphant · 10d ago
My dad called me the second he saw it online, he used to cut Oliphant's cartoons out of the Denver Post and tape them to the fridge. I mostly know the penguin from memes but dad said that bird said more than half the op eds ever did.
For Asami Yaguchi (矢口アサミ) · 27d ago
My daughter showed me a clip of Kuchipatchi last year and I had no idea there was a real person behind that voice. Told my mom about it just now and she just said "the little yellow guy" and got quiet.
For Brent Peterson · 13 Sept 2026
He spoke his truth about deep brain stimulation when a lot of people wouldn't. That took guts. The Peterson Foundation didn't exist by accident.
For Princess Astrid, Mrs. Ferner · 13 Sept 2026
My mum had dyslexia and always said Princess Astrid made her feel like it wasn't shameful. That mattered more than people know.
For PK Kerala Varma · 8 Sept 2026
My father worked in pharma export in the 80s and 90s. He always said Narnyatt was one of the good ones, honest about quality. Sad to hear he's gone.
For Great Gidayu · 8 Sept 2026
Great Gidayu didn't hide his dialysis. He went to work, told the truth, and kept making people laugh. That's courage. Miss him already.
For Shelley Duvall · 7 Sept 2026
Shelley Duvall made me believe in the power of a face on screen. The Shining, Altman's films, Faerie Tale Theatre for my kids - all of it real, all of it true. She didn't hide anything. Texas lost one of its finest.
For Rachel Blau DuPlessis · 3 Sept 2026
My mom taught me that poetry could ask questions about power and gender without preaching. Rachel Blau DuPlessis did that her whole life. Drafts changed how I read.
For Latimore · 31 Aug 2026
My mother played Stormy Monday on repeat through the '70s. She said his voice made her feel like someone actually understood. That song carried a lot of us through hard times. Rest well, Mr. Latimore.