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Gallery (5 pictures),
6 Jan 2009:
Following the news that Hawaiian shirt pioneer Alfred Shaheen has died, we salute the screen stars who have made the look famous
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6 Jan 2009:
Obituary: Documentary-maker who tracked down Nazis
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5 Jan 2009:
Obituary: Playwright linked to the Traverse Theatre
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5 Jan 2009:
Obituary: Jazz trumpeter who worked with stars such as Ornette Coleman and Quincy Jones
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5 Jan 2009:
Bruni de la Motte writes: Pinter was charming and affable. Over a bottle of claret, we talked for over an hour
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5 Jan 2009:
Obituary: British character actor famed for his roles in The Student Prince and The Egyptian
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31 Dec 2008:
Obituary letters: The television work of Harold Pinter was formidable and useful in making his name known to the masses
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30 Dec 2008:
Obituary: Leading figure in the British art world and former director of the National Gallery
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29 Dec 2008:
Obituary: American entertainer with a distinctive feline drawl whose hits included Santa Baby and C'est Si Bon
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27 Dec 2008:
Obituary: One of the greatest of modern dramatists, his plays decisively shaped the medium in which he worked
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24 Dec 2008:
Jan Woolf writes ... When those blue suede shoes got moving, the poem came alive. He breathed it, lived it, became it
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23 Dec 2008:
Obituary: Versatile Hollywood director best known for the Oscar-winning To Kill a Mockingbird
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21 Dec 2008:
Inspirational poet, playwright and performer who was a natural pacifist
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19 Dec 2008:
The celebrated cellist was a renowned intrepreter of the works of Shostakovich and, as part of the Borodin Quartet, played everywhere from Stalin's funeral to sell-out US tours
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19 Dec 2008:
Obituary: Versatile actor who survived the music halls to become a Carry On star
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