Holly Lane, Versatile Veteran Music Executive, Dies at 59

Jonathan Oppenheim, the documentary editor behind the seminal ball culture film Paris Is Burning as well as multiple Oscar-nominated titles, has died. He was 67.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorJonathan Oppenheim, an Emmy-nominated documentary editor who cut such films as Paris Is Burning and Sister Helen along with P.O.V. and Frontline entries for PBS, has died.

Janet W. Lee Documentary film editor Jonathan Oppenheim died July 16 in New York City, Sundance Institute confirmed to Variety.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticA reporter for New York’s CBS affiliate CBS2 was killed Saturday after falling from one of the rented mopeds that have become increasingly popular in a city still reluctant to use traditional mass transit.Nina Kapur, 26, was a passenger on a Revel scooter being driven by a 26-year-old man who was not seriously injured, New York police said Monday. The accident occurred around 5:30 p.m.

The New York Times.The local NY station memorialized her Sunday in a written post and included a video tribute during a broadcast, as well.“We are heartbroken here at CBS2 as a member of our news family has passed away,” said the statement.

Phyllis Somerville, an actor known for The Big C andLittle Children, died of natural causes at her home in New York City on July 16, her manager Paul Hilepo toldThe Hollywood Reporter. She was 76.

Beloved actress Phyllis Somerville has passed away at the age of 76.

NEW YORK -- Christopher Dickey, a veteran foreign correspondent and author who was a Paris-based editor for The Daily Beast, has died. The Daily Beast reports that he died Thursday at 68.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticPhyllis Somerville, an actress whose character work spanned decades as well as television (The Big C, NYPD Blue), film (Little Children, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) and the stage (Broadway’s To Kill A Mockingbird), died of natural causes at her home in New York City on July 16.

Kanye West, were hacked on Wednesday afternoon.The accounts all tweeted similar messages offering to "give back to the community" in what appeared to be a cryptocurrency scam. They shared a Bitcoin wallet address and told Twitter users that they would double any amount sent in.Accounts that shared the message include former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, former president Barack Obama and former New York City major Mike Bloomberg.

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Luann de Lesseps and Ramona Singer have been on The Real Housewives of New York City together for years, that doesn’t mean it’s always smooth sailing.

, is following in their footsteps.The 25-year-old Richardson stars in his first leading role in , a crime drama dropping Wednesday on Tubi and Amazon Prime Video, and only ET has the exclusive sneak peek at the new eight-episode streaming series.is set in a New York City besieged by financial collapse and a surging crime wave, while an underworld economy of speakeasies -- illegal, debaucherous after-hours clubs linked by a web of taxicabs — is thriving.

Ramona Singer, Dorinda Medley, Sonja Morgan, Luann de Lesseps and Leah McSweeney have new taglines for the remaining episodes of The Real Housewives of New York City season 12 — and Us Weekly has your exclusive first look at the opening credits.While 63-year-old Ramona’s original tagline read, “I don’t need to find love. I love myself,” she is now tackling allegations that she’s self-absorbed.“So what if I’m self-involved,” she says.

Bob Dylan’s silhouette with psychedelic hair and summed up the feelings for his native New York with “I (HEART) NY,” died Friday (June 26), his 91st birthday.The cause was a stroke and Glaser had also had renal failure, his wife, Shirley Glaser, told The New York Times.In posters, logos, advertisements and book covers, Glaser’s ideas captured the spirit of the 1960s with a few simple colors and shapes.

Milton Glaser, the groundbreaking graphic designer who adorned Bob Dylan’s silhouette with psychedelic hair and summed up the feelings for his native New York with “I (HEART) NY,” died Friday, his 91st birthday. The cause was a stroke and Glaser had also had renal failure, his wife, Shirley Glaser, told The New York Times.