NYT Obituariesಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

Mychael Knight, fashion designer and 'Project Runway' fan favorite, dies at 39http://nyti.ms/2yzmYa6 

“Maybe I succeeded because my type wasn’t commonplace on the screen,” Ms. Darrieux said about her early popularityhttp://nyti.ms/2gt7vlg 

“Every Canadian musician just lost their cooler older brother,” the members of Barenaked Ladies wrotehttp://nyti.ms/2zkvbML 

Marian Cannon Schlesinger, a droll and high-spirited protofeminist artist, writer and eyewitness to history, diedhttp://nyti.ms/2yyEWcJ 

The word “crew” came from the water sport and the J was thought to be graphically appealinghttp://nyti.ms/2gq6bzU 

“The Taliban is using culture and religion to keep women down,” going against the tenets of Islam, Ms. Wali saidhttp://nyti.ms/2zh5k8a 

Mary Cochran, who “lit up the stage with her fiery energy” in numerous Paul Taylor dances, is dead at 54http://nyti.ms/2yu5JqA 

Richard Wilbur, a former poet laureate and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, is dead at 96http://nyti.ms/2gnSvoU 

Roy Dotrice, a Tony-winning actor remembered for playing Abraham Lincoln, died at 94http://nyti.ms/2hK5WMu 

Mr. Wilbur followed a muse who prized traditional virtuosity over self-dramatizationhttp://nyti.ms/2yrU3mu 

Mary Cochran, who danced with Paul Taylor's company and then led Barnard's dance department, has died at 54http://nyti.ms/2gLqdSl 

Ms. Wali wrote books and spoke in front of the U.N. in support of her countrywomenhttp://nyti.ms/2hMRjbs 

Arthur Cinader, the founder of J. Crew, which rose to prominence selling preppy chic, died on Oct. 11http://nyti.ms/2zi4xUn 

Marian Schlesinger became a feminist when she was 8 and the 19th Amendment enfranchised womenhttp://nyti.ms/2zk9psl 

"The universe is full of glorious energy" he said, and "the ultimate character of things is comely and good"http://nyti.ms/2yt3gN8 

One of Canada's most revered rock stars has diedhttp://nyti.ms/2hPkxGy 

Danielle Darrieux, French actress and singer who appeared in more than 100 films in 8 decades, dies at 100http://nyti.ms/2in5ms0 

Ms. Bailey, storyteller saw a way of life disappearing from isolated islands in the Southeast, has diedhttp://nyti.ms/2zlnZ2J 

Ms. Marsh joined a wave of women like Pat Harper, Judy Licht and Sue Simmons whom audiences welcomed in the 1970shttp://nyti.ms/2yyGamg 

"I call it cultural genocide,” Ms. Bailey said about a tax increase that could have deprived Geechee of landhttp://nyti.ms/2yUFoDh