Bob Mackie, the celebrated designer whose glittering costumes helped shape the images of Cher, Carol Burnett, Tina Turner and other stars, died of pneumonia at 87. His career brought him nine Emmys, a Tony Award and three Oscar nominations.
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Lonnie G. Bunch III, the first Black person to lead the Smithsonian, will retire at the end of the year after 38 years with the institution. His announcement follows months of criticism from the Trump administration over the Smithsonian’s presentation of American history.
Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s family called for singer D4vd, born David Anthony Burke, to face the death penalty after he was ordered to stand trial in her killing. Burke has pleaded not guilty to charges tied to the 14-year-old’s death and dismemberment.
Robin Morgan, a former child performer who became a leading poet, editor and organizer in second-wave feminism, has died at 85. She helped organize the 1968 Miss America protest, edited “Sisterhood Is Powerful” and co-founded the Women’s Media Center.
Carla Jeffery, who played Bree in Disney Channel’s “Zombies” franchise, has died at 33. Her manager and co-stars remembered her as a vibrant performer with an infectious smile and bright spirit.
Gloria Steinem, the journalist, Ms. magazine co-founder and leading figure of the women’s liberation movement, has died at 92. Her foundation said she died peacefully at her New York City home, surrounded by loved ones.
Lionel Messi announced his retirement from Argentina’s national team after two decades, six World Cups and a 2022 title. The 39-year-old said the decision still hurts but that “the time has come.”
Dolly Parton was buried Friday in a private family service in Nashville and placed beside her late husband, Carl Dean. Her niece Lainey Parton shared a tribute remembering the singer’s encouragement, generosity and close bond with family.