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Alex Williams

Alex Williams

Reporter & Features Writer at The New York Times

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Shel Talmy, Who Produced the Who and the Kinks, Dies at 87

Though he was American, he helped define the sound of the British Invasion after settling in London in the early 1960s.
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Sim Van der Ryn, Early Practitioner of Green Architecture, Dies at 89

Credited with designing the first eco-friendly office building, he never forgot the lessons he learned observing communes in the 1960s.
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Gerry Faust, Coach Who Lived a Dream at Notre Dame, Dies at 89

Jumping from the high school ranks to lead one of the most storied programs in college football, he lost games but rarely lost hope.
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Linda LaFlamme Dies at 85; Her ‘White Bird’ Reflected a Hippie Fantasy

Linda LaFlamme Dies at 85; Her ‘White Bird’ Reflected a Hippie Fantasy
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Jonathan Haze, Star of ‘The Little Shop of Horrors,’ Dies at 95

Jonathan Haze, Star of ‘The Little Shop of Horrors,’ Dies at 95
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Tyka Nelson, Sister of Prince Who Carved Her Own Path, Dies at 64

Tyka Nelson, Sister of Prince Who Carved Her Own Path, Dies at 64
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Patricia Johanson, Who Turned Grim Outdoor Spaces Into Art, Dies at 84

A groundbreaking environmental artist, she transformed water treatment plants and fetid ponds into enticing natural installations.
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Mimi Hines, a Replacement Star in ‘Funny Girl,’ Dies at 91

She was best known as half of a comedy team with her husband, Phil Ford, until her hall-filling voice earned her raves in a role made famous by Barbra Streisand.
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Rudy May, a Stingy Master of the Curveball, Dies at 80

He overcame a dip in velocity to find pitching success with four teams, including the Yankees and Orioles, and had a dominant season in 1980.
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Barbara Dane, Who Fought Injustice Through Song, Dies at 97

She was highly regarded as a folk, blues and jazz singer. She was also ardently left-wing and prioritized social change over commercial success.
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Libby Titus, Introspective Singer and Songwriter, Dies at 77

Her “Love Has No Pride” was widely recorded, and she had high-profile relationships with Levon Helm and Donald Fagen. But she was uneasy with life in the spotlight.