Nathalie Dupree, Queen of Southern Cooking, dies at 85
Nathalie Dupree, famed for elevating Southern cuisine and mentoring women, died in Raleigh at 85. Her career spanned 15 cookbooks, PBS shows, and co founding culinary groups, shaping a generation of cooks and mentoring notable figures like Nathalie Dupree. Survivors include her husband Jack Bass and several children and grandchildren.
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Award-winning actor Joan Plowright dies at 95 in England
The English actress, famed for her marriage to Laurence Olivier and a strong stage career, died January 16 at a Northwood retirement home at age 95. She retired in 2014 due to macular degeneration, studied at the Old Vic Theatre School, and was celebrated for roles from The Entertainer to A Taste of Honey and Enchanted April Oscar nomination.
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