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Rogers was red-green color-blind.[90][98] He became a pescatarian in 1970, after the death of his father, and a vegetarian in the early 1980s,[99] saying he "couldn't eat anything that had a mother".[100] He became a co-owner of Vegetarian Times in the mid-1980s[100] and said in one issue, "I love tofu burgers and beets".[101] He told Vegetarian Times that he became a vegetarian for both ethical and health reasons.[101] According to his biographer Maxwell King, Rogers also signed his name to a statement protesting wearing animal furs.[100] Rogers was a registered Republican, but according to Joanne Rogers, he was "very independent in the way he voted", choosing not to talk about politics because he wanted to be impartial.[102] Rogers was a Presbyterian, and many of the messages he expressed in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood were inspired by the core tenets of Christianity. Rogers rarely spoke about his faith on air; he believed that teaching through example was as powerful as preaching. He said, "You don't need to speak overtly about religion in order to get a message across". According to writer Shea Tuttle, Rogers considered his faith a fundamental part of his personality and "called the space between the viewer and the television set 'holy ground'". But despite his strong faith, Rogers struggled with anger, conflict, and self-doubt, especially at the end of his life.[16] He also studied Catholic mysticism, Judaism, Buddhism, and other faiths and cultures.[100][103] King called him "that unique television star with a real spiritual life",[103] emphasizing the values of patience, reflection, and "silence in a noisy world".[100] King reported that despite Rogers's family's wealth, he cared little about making money, and lived frugally, especially as he and his wife grew older.[104][105] King reported that Rogers's relationship with his young audience was important to him. For example, since hosting Misterogers in Canada, he answered every letter sent to him by hand. After Mister Rogers' Neighborhood began airing in the U.S., the letters increased in volume, and he hired staff member and producer Hedda Sharapan to answer them, but he read, edited, and signed each one. King wrote that Rogers saw responding to his viewers' letters as "a pastoral duty of sorts".[106]
Celebrated fashion designer Virgil Abloh (September 30, 1980-November 28, 2021), one of the most powerful Black executives in an industry historically closed to Blacks, had no formal fashion training (he had a degree in engineering, and a master's in architecture), but he was taught to sew by his seamstress mother.
Chances are pretty good this is the first movie character death you can remember. Bambi has been scarring children for decades with its most traumatic scene: Bambi's mother is shot by a hunter, leaving the young deer all alone in the forest. That it happens offscreen doesn't make it any easier. The blast of the shotgun leaves the audience with no doubt of what just happened.
Vada Sultenfuss (Anna Chlumsky) goes through a lot of changes in the summer this coming-of-age movie depicts. The 11-year-old processes her guilt over her mother's death (she died just after Vada was born), bonds with her dad, gets her first serious crush, and has her first kiss with her sweet and geeky best friend, Thomas J. (Macaulay Culkin). But there's one more trial to come, when Thomas J. ventures out on his own to find the mood ring Vada lost, accidentally kicking a bee nest and triggering a fatal allergic reaction. Vada breaks down at the boy's funeral, crying out that he needs his glasses in the casket with him so he can see.
This tale of the bond that exists among several generations of Southern women is packed with quotable moments ("You know I love you more than my luggage"), but it's not all laughter and sunshine. Julia Roberts plays Shelby, a young woman with type 1 diabetes who is determined not to let her condition prevent her from being a mother. She never does fully recover from giving birth to her son, despite the kidney she gets from her devoted mother (Sally Field). But she dies having experienced something she dearly wanted, and her friends can't begrudge her that. 2b1af7f3a8