Died 2011

She fought cancer for most of her short life.

On Steve Jobs’ birthday, we revisit condolences from his many admirers – many submitted via iPhones, MacBooks and other products stemming from Jobs’ own creative mind.

Sargent Shriver (1915 – 2011) was one of the architects of our modern society, a dedicated public servant who founded many of the organizations that make the U.S. a successful …

Comedian Patrice O’Neal, who died Nov. 29, 2011, at 41 of complications of a stroke, was often described as loud and fearless. A hulking, 6-foot-4 man weighing at least 300 …

Smokin’ Joe Frazier won a gold medal in the 1964 Olympics. Now Frazier’s adopted hometown, Philadelphia, is poised to honor his memory with bronze in the form of a 9-foot …

For 35 years, Peter Falk wore Columbo’s unmistakable rumpled trench coat as he shuffled his way through the lives of the rich and famous, casually unraveling seemingly perfect murders…

Jackie Cooper, “America’s Boy,” first appeared onscreen at age 3. He was an American screen presence for more than five decades…

When James Arness was born, his parents could hardly have guessed that someday thousands of babies would be named after him. If you know any men born between 1955 and …

“Oooh yeah!” We’re remembering Macho Man Randy Savage’s seven world championships, his showmanship, and his fantastically flashy costumes.

Andy Rooney skewered pretty much anything that had ever annoyed him…