The New York Times reported the death of Rex Reed, the film critic famed for his acerbic, no-holds-barred reviews. “If he disliked someone or — worse — found the person merely uninteresting, it was wise to duck and cover,” the obituary noted. Reed was a fixture of American cultural commentary for decades, embodying a style of criticism that prized personality and wit as much as analysis.
Walter Murrow
May 12, 2026
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