Obituaries: Georges Borchardt and Rob Hirst
Today I published a pair of obituaries for men who were inarguably very influential in the world. Born in Berlin in 1928, Georges Borchardt survived World War II in hiding…
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Today I published a pair of obituaries for men who were inarguably very influential in the world. Born in Berlin in 1928, Georges Borchardt survived World War II in hiding…
Personally, I’ve never been big on Zodiac signs, horoscopes and whatnot. But a couple years ago, my then-girlfriend (now-wife) suggested I do a compilation video on people who share a…
As noted the other day, death notices come in bunches. Today we had five in all. Check out the obituaries for:
While MLK Day isn’t until Monday, his birthday would have been today. So I whipped up a quick video of 10 facts about Martin Luther King Jr. Hopefully there’s a…
Death notices seem to come in bunches. Today we have a civil rights pioneer, an all-star pitcher and a Grammy-nominated musician. Check out the obituaries for:
Back in the day, I really enjoyed the comic strip Dilbert. I felt it really did capture office life pretty accurately. Like many people, there were a few strips that…
Thomas Kent “T.K.” Carter, the dynamic character actor and comedian best known for his scene-stealing roles in The Thing and Punky Brewster, died on January 9, 2026, at his home…
While I have personally never been the biggest fan of the Grateful Dead, I have had numerous friends who were or are. And it’s impossible to ignore their contribution to…
Today I published two obituaries: one for the son of a president and the other for a CIA agent turned traitor.
I hadn’t heard of Diane Crump prior to seeing stories today about her passing. But anyone who shatters barriers that need to be broken is good in my book. Here’s…