William Steig dies at 95 Shrek author and New Yorker cartoonist
William Steig, famed for Shrek and a longtime New Yorker illustrator known as the King of Cartoons, died at age 95 in Boston of natural causes. He produced over 1,600 drawings for the magazine and wrote more than 30 children's books including Caldecott Medal winner Sylvester and the Magic Pebble.
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Tyson voices anger over money in court fight
Tyson testifies about wealth and frustration, saying he is not broke and tired of what he calls money being stolen as he fights in court. He emphasizes the money involved and his embarrassment at the dispute.
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