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Brian McConnachie, who wrote for National Lampoon, SCTV and Saturday Night Live and appeared in Caddyshack and Woody Allen films, has died. He was 81.

A chance encounter transports Steven Heller back to the past and leaves him pondering what becomes, or doesn’t, of an artist’s archives.

The National Lampoon artist Rick Meyerowitz hadn’t seen the drawing he did for the city’s first recycling campaign—his most ubiquitous art work—since 1986.

In his work for The New Yorker and especially National Lampoon, he was unafraid to offend people. But his primary goal was to make them laugh.

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Irish America remembers contributors Sean Kelly and Stephen J. Fearon who both passed away in July 2022.

Julie Saul, an energetic and outspoken longtime New York gallerist who championed, often fiercely, photographers like Sally Gall, Andrew Bush and Arne

She promoted photographers like Sally Gall and Arne Svenson, and she later broadened her gallery’s scope to include multimedia artists like Maira Kalman and Roz Chast.

The Daily Heller: Not an Innocent Bystander I can hear the voice of the masses now: "Does the world need a humor magazine?" The answer is obvious: "Maybe!" If there are enough people seeking a good laugh, a controversial thought or a satisfying snark, then a humor mag is just what the doctor ordered. On the other hand, it can be argued that during the Trump Epoch we dipped into all our reserves to stay sane, so perhaps a humor magazine is today simply an indulgence. In October 2015, when Trump...