Hugh Hefner’s philosophy on life
In a 1993 interview, Hefner told 60 Minutes why he savored life and how his "typically American" upbringing made him who he was
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In a 1993 interview, Hefner told 60 Minutes why he savored life and how his "typically American" upbringing made him who he was
The actor fell from the famous Charles Bridge
In April, she credited good food and a "clean" lifestyle for her longevity
"'Marriage' is a magic word," Windsor said on the steps of City Hall at a rally for marriage equality
Groundbreaking comedian was also a civil rights icon
A look back at the esteemed personalities who left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity
Furst's long list of credits included the 1980s medical drama "St. Elsewhere," "Babylon 5" and more
As former President Carter's national security adviser, Brzezinski helped topple economic barriers between the Soviet Union, China and the West
"Upon hearing that he took his final, gentle breath," says an obituary for Michael Garland Elliott
Bob Eleveld, 80, published an obituary on March 12 with the date range “8/3/1936 - Not Yet" in the Grand Rapids Press
She was well-known for novels "Desperate Characters," "Poor George," "A Servant's Tale," "Borrowed Finery" and memoir "The Coldest Winter"
Neil Fingleton, a 7-foot 7-inch actor who played the giant Mag the Mighty in "Game of Thrones," has died at 36
The Rock called the news of Superfly's passing "sad"; Polynesian wrestling superstar had a career in the ring spanning four decades
The Baptist leader was dogged by reports of impropriety and infidelity as he grew a tiny congregation to 25,000 people
"Sunday Morning" pays tribute to the creative and inspiring men and women who made our world a little brighter for their being here
A look back at the esteemed personalities who left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity
Celebrities reacted with sadness and grief on social media Sunday at the news of the death of Hungarian-born actress Zsa Zsa Gabor
Remembering the extraordinarily gifted talents in the music world who left us this year
Kenneth Thompson had announced last Tuesday that he would be taking absences from his position to undergo treatment for cancer
Louisiana accordionist introduced zydeco music to the world through his namesake band
She was the first of four female governors elected in the state; served three terms as Secretary of State
Marion "Christopher" Barry, Jr. had attempted to follow in his dad's footsteps by running for D.C. council; also struggled with addiction
The major Democratic fundraiser died in Newport, Rhode Island, as he prepared to head to the convention in Philadelphia
The singer's performances stood in for Deborah Kerr in ''The King and I," Natalie Wood in "West Side Story," and Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady"
Mikva served as a President Clinton adviser, mentored a young Barack Obama, spent several terms in Congress, and was a federal judge