Richard Severo

Richard Severo is a music journalist. Below are 74 of 74 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• From 2000: Hedy Lamarr, Sultry Star Who Reigned in Hollywood — The New York Times · Mar 06, 2026
• Tom Lehrer, Musical Satirist With a Dark Streak, Dies at 97 — The New York Times · Jul 27, 2025
• Norman Lear, Whose Comedies Changed the Face of TV, Is Dead at 101 — The New York Times · Dec 06, 2023
• Bob Barker, Longtime Host of ‘The Price Is Right,’ Dies at 99 — The New York Times · Aug 26, 2023
• Betty White, a TV Fixture for Seven Decades, Is Dead at 99 — The New York Times · Dec 31, 2021
• Hugh Downs, Perennial Small-Screen Fixture, Is Dead at 99 — The New York Times · Jul 02, 2020
• Phyllis Diller, Sassy Comedian, Dies at 95 — The New York Times · Aug 20, 2012
• David L. Wolper, Producer of Groundbreaking ‘Roots’, Is Dead at 82 — The New York Times · Aug 12, 2010
• Mitch Miller, Maestro of the Singalong, Dies at 99 — The New York Times · Aug 02, 2010
• Fess Parker, Who as Davy Crockett Set Off Coonskin Cap Craze, Dies at 85 — The New York Times · Mar 19, 2010
• Fess Parker, ‘Davy Crockett’ and ‘Daniel Boone’ Star, Has Died — The New York Times · Mar 18, 2010
• Ed McMahon, Top Second Banana, Dies at 86 — The New York Times · Jun 23, 2009
• Jack Lawrence, Writer of Hit Songs, Dies at 96 — The New York Times · Mar 18, 2009
• Pat Hingle, Versatile Actor With Recurring Role in Batman Movies, Dies at 84 — The New York Times · Jan 05, 2009
• Oscar Peterson, 82, Jazz’s Piano Virtuoso, Dies — The New York Times · Dec 25, 2007
• Oscar Peterson, Virtuoso of Jazz, Dies at 82 — The New York Times · Dec 24, 2007
• Joey Bishop, ‘Rat Pack’ Comic, Dies at 89 — The New York Times · Oct 19, 2007
• Joey Bishop, 89, Last of the Rat Pack, Is Dead — The New York Times · Oct 19, 2007
• Merv Griffin, Television Innovator, Dies at 82 — The New York Times · Aug 13, 2007
• Ray Evans, Lyricist of Hit Songs From Movies, Dies at 92 — The New York Times · Feb 17, 2007
• Frankie Laine, 93, the Hit-Making Crooner Who Used His Voice ‘Like a Horn,’ Is Dead — The New York Times · Feb 07, 2007
• Mickey Spillane, 88, Critic-Proof Writer of Pulpy Mike Hammer Novels, Dies — The New York Times · Jul 18, 2006
• Cy Feuer, a Producer of 'Guys and Dolls' and Other Broadway Musicals, Is Dead at 95 — The New York Times · May 18, 2006
• Ralph Edwards, Who Made Lives Into Shows, Dies at 92 — The New York Times · Nov 16, 2005
• William Manchester, Whose Biographies Detailed Power in the 20th Century, Dies at 82 — The New York Times · Jun 02, 2004
• Tony Randall, Half of the 'Odd Couple,' Dies at 84 — The New York Times · May 18, 2004
• Jack Paar, Unpredictable TV Host Who Kept Americans Up Late, Is Dead at 85 — The New York Times · Jan 28, 2004
• Bob Keeshan, Creator and Star of TV's 'Captain Kangaroo,' Is Dead at 76 — The New York Times · Jan 24, 2004
• Ann Miller, Tap-Dancer Starring in Musicals, Dies — The New York Times · Jan 23, 2004
• John Gregory Dunne, Novelist, Screenwriter and Observer of Hollywood, Is Dead at 71 — The New York Times · Jan 01, 2004
• John Gregory Dunne, Novelist, Screenwriter and Observer of Hollywood, Is Dead at 71 — The New York Times · Dec 31, 2003
• Art Carney, Played Ed Norton on ’The Honeymooners,’ Dies at 85 — The New York Times · Nov 11, 2003
• George Plimpton, Author And Editor, Is Dead at 76 — The New York Times · Sep 27, 2003
• Jinx Falkenburg, Model, Actress, Pioneer Of Radio and TV Talk Shows, Dies at 84 — The New York Times · Aug 28, 2003
• Tex McCrary Dies at 92; Public Relations Man Who Helped Create Talk-Show Format — The New York Times · Jul 30, 2003
• Buddy Hackett, Irrepressible, Streetwise Clown, Dies at 78 — The New York Times · Jul 02, 2003
• Bill Mauldin, Cartoonist Who Showed World War II Through G.I. Eyes, Dies at 81 — The New York Times · Jan 23, 2003
• Eddie Bracken Dies at 87; Acted in Sturges Comedies — The New York Times · Nov 16, 2002
• Joseph Nathan Kane Dies; Master of Minutiae Was 103 — The New York Times · Sep 27, 2002
• Rosemary Clooney, Legendary Pop Singer, Dies at 74 — The New York Times · Jul 01, 2002
• Harold Russell Dies at 88; Veteran and Oscar Winner — The New York Times · Feb 01, 2002
• Igor Cassini, Hearst Columnist, Dies at 86 — The New York Times · Jan 09, 2002
• Norman Granz, Who Took Jazz Out of Smoky Clubs and Put It in Concert Halls, Dies at 83 — The New York Times · Nov 27, 2001
• Jay Livingston, 86, Who Wrote Hit Songs With Ray Evans for the Movies, Dies — The New York Times · Oct 18, 2001
• Jane Greer, 76, Film Noir Star Who Returned to Do a Remake — The New York Times · Aug 28, 2001
• Larry Adler, Political Exile Who Brought the Harmonica to Concert Stage, Dies at 87 — The New York Times · Aug 08, 2001
• Gunther Gebel-Williams, Circus Animal Trainer, Dies at 66 — The New York Times · Jul 20, 2001
• Carroll O'Connor, Embodiment of Social Tumult as Archie Bunker, Dies at 76 — The New York Times · Jun 22, 2001
• Les Brown, Swing Bandleader, Dies at 88 — The New York Times · Jan 06, 2001
• Steve Allen, Comedian Who Pioneered Late-Night TV Talk Shows, Is Dead at 78 — The New York Times · Nov 01, 2000
• Hedy Lamarr, Sultry Star Who Reigned in Hollywood Of 30's and 40's, Dies at 86 — The New York Times · Jan 20, 2000
• Gene Rayburn, 81, Longtime TV Host of 'The Match Game' — The New York Times · Dec 04, 1999
• Clifton Fadiman, a Wordsmith Known for His Encyclopedic Knowledge, Is Dead at 95 — The New York Times · Jun 21, 1999
• Senor Wences, Ventriloquist Who Was a TV Regular, 103 — The New York Times · Apr 21, 1999
• Ed Herlihy, 89, a Voice of Cheer and Cheese — The New York Times · Feb 02, 1999
• Virginia Graham, 86, Popular Host of Early Television Talk Shows — The New York Times · Dec 25, 1998
• Arnold M. Auerbach, 86, a Comedy Writer — The New York Times · Oct 21, 1998
• Shari Lewis, TV Puppeteer Loved by Children, Dies at 65 — The New York Times · Aug 04, 1998
• Buffalo Bob Smith, 'Howdy Doody' Creator, Is Dead at 80 — The New York Times · Jul 31, 1998
• Roy Rogers, Singing Cowboy, Dies at 86 — The New York Times · Jul 07, 1998
• Harriet Van Horne, 77, Critic Of Early TV and Radio Shows — The New York Times · Jan 17, 1998
• Samuel Fuller, Director, Is Dead at 85; A Master of Unsettling Low-Budget Films — The New York Times · Nov 01, 1997
• Red Skelton, Knockabout Comic and Clown Prince of the Airwaves, Is Dead at 84 — The New York Times · Sep 18, 1997
• Burton Lane, Composer for 'Finian's Rainbow' and 'Clear Day,' Is Dead at 84 — The New York Times · Jan 07, 1997
• Irving Caesar, Lyricist of Timeless Hits Like 'Tea for Two,' Dies at 101 — The New York Times · Dec 18, 1996
• Vance Packard, 82, Challenger of Consumerism, Dies — The New York Times · Dec 13, 1996
• Jessica Mitford, Incisive Critic of American Ways and a BritishUpbringing, Dies at 78 — The New York Times · Jul 24, 1996
• Joseph Mitchell, Chronicler of the Unsung and the Unconventional, Diesat 87 — The New York Times · May 25, 1996
• Howard Taubman, 88, a Times Music Critic — The New York Times · Jan 09, 1996
• Billy Eckstine, 78, Band Leader And Velvet-Voiced Singer, Dies — The New York Times · Mar 09, 1993
• Max Lerner, Writer, 89, Is Dead; Humanist on Political Barricades — The New York Times · Jun 06, 1992
• Russell Lynes, 80, an Editor and Arbiter of Taste — The New York Times · Sep 16, 1991
• The Price Is Right: Many Minds Think Freely Watching the Watched; Watching the Watchers; One Man's View — The New York Times · Jun 28, 1991
• PAGANINI'S VIOLIN TO MAKE ITS NEW YORK CITY DEBUT — The New York Times · Nov 02, 1982