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...addition to Craig, Nancy, and Karen, Dougherty leaves behind two daughters, Anne Monahan and Jean Campbell; and 13 grandchildren...
...DIED. JEAN-MICHEL FOLON, 71, Belgian-born painter and graphic artist whose work was familiar to millions from poster campaigns and magazine covers for The New Yorker, Esquire and TIME; in Monaco. An unwilling student of architecture, Folon left his hometown of Uccle, near Brussels, for Paris at the age of 21, but first found success in the U.S. with his eye-catching, whimsical pictures of birds, flying men, rainbows and billowy landscapes. Always prolific, Folon's style survived translation onto postage stamps, giant subway murals and, in later years, to animated films and sculpture...
...global economy. I am European, and I think our attitudes toward work may already have changed. And I doubt that even if all job openings are filled, the unemployment rate will be significantly reduced. From my observations, the job market is shrinking and cannot offer enough positions for workers. Jean-Pierre Huille Brunoy, France...
...After leaving school at 17, she enrolled in a Paris drama conservatory, taking acting classes and theater internships just like other aspiring thespians. During her third year of training, Berry's class was visited by a casting director working with the writing-directing couple Agnès Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri to fill the roles in Look at Me. Berry was asked to read for Lolita along with a flock of professional actresses and fellow neophytes. "Six months went by, I heard nothing, and I moved on thinking it was over," recalls Berry. "Then they called and said...
...DIED. JEAN-MICHEL FOLON, 71, commercial artist whose humanistic, whimsical designs appeared in galleries, opera houses and subway stations around the world; in Monaco. In much of Folon's work, which included posters for UNICEF and covers for TIME and other magazines, his blank-faced Everyman, often dwarfed by modern structures, caricatured the chaos of urban life...