Petar Đurić, one of the first journalists and editors of Radio Television Belgrade, author of numerous documentary shows and series, died at the age of 93.
Vesna Lalić, an excellent photographer, has passed away. She photographed all the most important social and political events in Serbia, as well as seemingly ordinary everyday moments.
On the occasion of the death of Biljana Plavšić, "Vreme" publishes Tamara Skrozza's text "Absolute Friends" from 2009, written at the time when Plavšić, after serving her sentence, was released from a Swedish prison and returned to Belgrade
Biljana Plavšić, former president of Republika Srpska sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Hague Tribunal, died in Belgrade at the age of 96.
Milan Panić, Serbian politician and American entrepreneur, passed away at the age of 97
The former commander of the Main Staff of the Army of Republika Srpska died after years spent in custody
Dolly Parton passed away at the age of 80 after a short battle with cancer. The world is saying goodbye to a country music legend and a great benefactor. Her life is perhaps one of the most American stories America has ever told about itself
Vedrana Rudan, one of the most widely read and controversial Croatian writers, known for her direct and uncompromising style, has died. For Vreme, she spoke about politics, women, relations between Serbs and Croats, and literature
Ljiljana Pekić, architect and lifelong companion of the writer Borislav Pekić, passed away at the age of 94.
Olivera Katarina, an artist whose voice, beauty and acting marked decades of Yugoslav culture, has passed away. The wider audience will remember her for the role of Lenchet in the cult film "Feather Gatherers".
Director, screenwriter, art historian and art critic Đorđe Kadijević died at the age of 94. The author of the cult "Butterfly" and the series "Vuk Karadžić" left an indelible mark on domestic film and television, and the Yugoslav Cinematheque announced a retrospective of his works.
The music world lost one of the most recognizable voices of the eighties. Bonnie Tyler, singer whose career spanned more than five decades, dies aged 75 after health complications
In Belgrade, the band members performed in jerseys that resembled the jerseys of the Soviet Union hockey team. During the concert, he staged an argument on stage and then a fight with his group. The show ended with the actual knocking out of half of Oliver's teeth, after he was hit by a stage prop thrown from the audience. The border between reality and performance did not exist for him. That's how he loved it
He didn't want to bother his neighbors, so he went from his apartment in New York to the nearby Williamsburg Bridge every day and practiced for hours on the deserted footpath despite the traffic noise (including the subway). Back then, few people noticed him in a hurry, and even less recognized him, but since 2016, an initiative has been underway to name that bridge after him.
One evening, German planes leveled the streets of Bradford, but, amazingly, the Hockney family's house remained untouched. Also hiding under the stairs was a little boy named David, who for the next eighty-four years treated life with deep and overwhelming joy. In the meantime, he became a caryatid of twentieth-century art and probably the last visual artist whose passing will be noted worldwide
Professor Mićunović was mostly called Mićun - by journalists, party colleagues, students, colleagues at the Institute and the academic world, friends, and political opponents. That's how it is when a man is above every title and title he has. In the era of the one-party political system, when it was forbidden by the Constitution, Mićun created the Democratic Party with his friends and colleagues. There is an anecdote about how, when the first president of the Democratic Party had to be elected, that is, the one who will be responsible for violating the Constitution and the law, Mićun imposed himself as a logical solution. As one of his comrades at the time said, Mićun was on Goli Otok and had already gotten used to prison
Boban Kusturić, a police officer of the MUP of Republika Srpska and a close associate of Milorad Dodik, was found dead in his cottage.
Throughout his entire creative oeuvre, Goran Babić wrote a huge hypertext, which consisted of countless links, through which one entered the most diverse areas. His departure will mean a great void for all those who know that the real reflection of reality takes place on the margins
Duško Vujošević was the creator. He carried pride, which he called a privilege, even when he fought for a lost cause. Which was more important than all the numerous triumphs
Dule did not have to call himself a Christian to be the salt of the earth, a fighter against all blandness and lukewarmness. He didn't have to believe in God because, I am convinced, God believed in Dulette. Travel, General, the flowers have bloomed. And it will
Dule Vujošević lived for Partizan. At one point, when it was paid dearly, he was Partizan. He paid the price and would do it again
Duško Vujošević, the most trophy-winning coach of the Partizan Basketball Club, died today at the age of 67. He carried Partizan in his heart, and the meaning of his life was woven into basketball
Božo Koprivica, playwright and writer, died on March 20 at the age of 76 in Belgrade.
Radoje Čupić, a prominent actor from Novi Sad and a longtime champion of Serbian National Theater drama, died at the age of 68, after a multi-decade career in theater, film and television
One of the most prominent leaders of the American civil rights movement, Jesse Jackson, has died at the age of 84, his family announced
Robert Duvall, Oscar winner and seven-time nominated actor, passed away peacefully at his home. During his rich career, he achieved unforgettable roles in films such as "Tender Graces", "The Great Santini" and "Apocalypse Now".
To say of someone that he is a "musician's musician" is certainly a compliment, and apart from the fact that he is appreciated by his colleagues, it usually implies that he is not intrusive or too famous. If he plays the electric guitar - to others the proverbial instrument for ego-trips and lonely solos - it must be Ry Cooder, or Steve Cropper
