Richard Avedon dies at 81 iconic fashion photographer
Richard Avedon, famed for stark black and white portraits of the powerful and celebrated, died at 81 after a brain hemorrhage in San Antonio. The New Yorker photographer reshaped fashion imagery and helped launch the era of supermodels, leaving a lasting influence on photography and celebrity culture.
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Mount St Helens erupts briefly in 18 years
Mount St Helens in Washington erupted for the first time in 18 years belching a plume of steam and ash after days of rumblings. Scientists called it an expected event but far smaller than the 1980 tragedy, with no evacuations and no lava flow.
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Body of missing Utah woman found in landfill
Lori Hacking, 27, who vanished after a morning jog on July 18, was found in a landfill among 4600 tons of trash after a weeks long search. The state medical examiner identified the remains by dental records about six hours after discovery. Mark Hacking, her husband, is charged with murder and held on $1 million bail.
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