Sophie Porter

For James Clement Haberer · 4d ago

My mum always said if it wasn't for the fella running admissions at Regis she'd never have got in, and funny enough, years later I read that was him. She called me from Denver last week to tell me he'd died at 92. Strange how one name from an old story turns out real.

For Liu Changcheng · 10d ago

I was literally reading about the 1990 CEV Cup run an hour ago, some deep dive on European volleyball history, and now this. 62. That's it, that's all I keep thinking.

For Vivienne Binns · 24 Sept 2026

I don't really know what to say, I only found her work a few years back through a book on feminist art history. Vag Dens from 1967 stopped me cold when I first saw it reproduced. 85 years old, still working. That's the part I keep sitting with.

For Gopiram Bargayn Burabhakat · 18 Sept 2026

101 years old. that's a whole century of Sattriya kept alive by one person.

For Bain Boehlke · 12 Sept 2026

He believed in detail and intention in every corner of a stage. That quiet dark he talked about, where we sit together, that was his gift to all of us who walked into those rooms.

For Dario Silva Silva · 8 Sept 2026

Covered some of his work during journalism school. The way he moved between newsrooms and the pulpit, never leaving either world behind, that stayed with me.

For Norberto Galasso · 7 Sept 2026

Galasso showed us that a counter and a historian could be the same person, and that you didn't need a fancy title to tell the truth. His words mattered because he meant them.

For Jimmy Cricket · 7 Sept 2026

The kind of comic who didn't need to be mean to be funny. Clean, clever, and he made families actually want to sit together and watch. We need more of that.

To Cynthia Robinson’s tribute on Giorgos Vardinogiannis’s page · 8d ago

He meant a lot to Greek football, thank you for reading about him.