A memorial service for Etta Froio, former senior vice president, executive editor and ******* ociate publisher of Fairchild Publications, parent company of WWD, is planned for Sept. 24 in New York City.
Froio died June 11 at a care facility in Shrewsbury, N.J., following a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. She was 94.
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Morgan Fairchild showed off a different side of her style as she stepped out in Los Angeles wearing a cool rock-chick ensemble.
The 76-year-old actress was dressed in an oversized black T-shirt bearing a colourful Godzilla graphic as she walked through the city.
Morgan teamed the statement top with slim black trousers and coordinating sock-style sneakers, creating a far more casual look than the polished gowns and tailored outfits she generally wears for public appearances.
Morgan was spotted out and about in LA (@ GC Images)
Her signature platinum-blonde hair was worn loose with plenty of volume, while dark eye makeup provided the finishing touch to her monochrome outfit. The actress accessorised with a gold watch and bracelets.

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Did you enjoy that series win over the Astros? Yes? Good, because you're going to need to call on those happy memories as the Mariners face the playoff-bound Brewers. Jake already laid out for you how tough this series is going to be in the series preview, which you should revisit if you haven't.
No Taylor Ward in today's lineup, but per Tim Booth, he worked out pregame and says he's close to being ready to rejoin the lineup, and is available as an option off the bench tonight. Stuart Fairchild is with the team as a member of the taxi squad just in case, as Victor Robles continues to deal with a sore shoulder.
Victor Robles, who missed Sunday's game with right shoulder soreness, is back in the Mariners' lineup tonight.
Game time: 4:40 PT
TV: Mariners TV with Rich Waltz and Ryan Rowland-Smith

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Morgan Fairchild stepped out for a night of live music — and kept her mask on while doing it.
The actress, 76, shared a photo from a concert featuring singer Sarah McLachlan at the Greek Theatre on Instagram on Friday, August 7. "#OnMyWalk to see the incomparable officialsarahmclachlan at greek_theatre with my fabulous friend galeannehurd who was so kind to include me AND is a fellow masker," Fairchild wrote in the caption. "A great show & a great friend! #BeKind Sending Love To You All!"
The "fabulous friend" she referenced is Gale Anne Hurd, 70, the veteran Hollywood producer behind blockbusters including The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss and Armageddon, as well as AMC's hit series The Walking Dead.
Her Instagram post drew hundreds of reactions, with many followers praising Fairchild in the comment section for continuing to mask up in public settings. "Love seeing you still masking to protect yourself and others. You're an incredible woman and human being," one person commented. Another wrote, "Thank you for masking! Protect yourselves AND others! Who likes backwash air?"
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Every era has its beauty standards, each carrying through to the next generations as either kitsch or cool. The '80s have received their fair share of condemnation and celebration as either or, but there's a unique glamour that '80s soap opera divas, such as Morgan Fairchild, have translated to the decades since.
Although the Texas native got her start on television back in the '70s with hit series such as "Search for Tomorrow," "Happy Days," and "Mork & Mindy," the '80s brought about a fresh new decade of big opportunities (and even bigger hair). Alongside films such as "The Seduction" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," Fairchild also continued her career on TV with series like "Flamingo Road" and "Paper Dolls." However, some of her most iconic roles come from her nearly 30-year run on "General Hospital," as well as her stint as Chandler Bing's mom in "Friends." Still acting into her 70s, Fairchild also started her own podcast, "2 B****es From Texas," alongside sister Cathryn Hartt. You can still see traces of her signature '80s glam in her makeup, outfits, and hair today, having refined her taste and tweaked it to the times.
However, while Fairchild was undoubtedly one of the most fashionable actresses of the '80s, there were some looks that were a clear trial and error. Fashion taste fluctuates as our lives do, and as the "Shattered Illusions" star can attest through her own tragedies in life, not every moment can be a hit. Although incredibly rare, here are a few fashion flops from her heyday.
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At the All-Star Break's conclusion, I wrote on expectations, and their virtue as an exercise with this franchise towards a more hopeful future near and far. These Seattle Mariners, 3.0 games back of the AL West and the third Wild Card spot alike, have earned little and less belief. They've played poorly, wasted chances, and frittered opportunities to cleanse their palates. Much has rightly been made of the necessity for the core players to perform at or near the standards they've set for several years. But Seattle is giving up massive production on the fringes, and they've forced themselves into an uncomfortable, desperate position.
It is time for them to call up Michael Arroyo.
Seattle needs right-handed hitting, and with J.P. Crawford sidelined at least for several weeks, there is no easy solution at third base. Brendan Donovan returns on Tuesday to rotate around the field, but it's hard to look at the lineup as constructed and see anywhere for him to play more frequently than the hot corner. Arroyo has played some third base, but it's realistically not where he could be thrown in, although his defense is less egregious and more limited if asked to play second base or corner outfield. But they need his bat, because the Mariners need to take some risks, and rotating Weston Wilson, Victor Robles, Rob Refsnyder, Leo Rivas, and Mitch Garver through to take flaccid swing after flaccid swing is a Wile. E. Coyote kind of road that the Mariners have been slamming into the wall of all summer. The Rainiers' roster is stocked with similar players who've struggled to set themselves apart this year and over many years, from Connor Joe to Patrick Wisdom to Stuart Fairchild, along with injured options like Ryan Bliss and Brennen Davis. With Luke Raley seemingly ailing, the M's have to be more aggressive to rev up their offense before it's too late.
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Arroyo is a 21 year old Colombian ~utilityman whose profile made him the most-heralded hitting prospect from his burgeoning baseball nation since Colombia's first and greatest star: SS Edgar Renteria. The 5'10, compact youngster has never been at the top of Seattle's prospect list, but has hit his way into top-100 status nationally over the past couple seasons, with an approach I first wrote about in the winter before the 2024 season. Following a strong debut at age 18 with the Low-A Modesto Nuts, I said this of Arroyo:

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Since Joe Burrow was drafted in 2020, the conversation about the Cincinnati Bengals offensive line has been non-stop.
Near the end of some seasons, it has felt like they've turned a corner. Every time, though, the 0-line was porous again at the start of the next season.
Last year, though, felt different. It seems the Bengals finally have a group with talent and chemistry at all five starting positions.
Amarius Mims is a rising star at right tackle. Dalton Risner held down the right guard spot after so much instability. Dylan Fairchild flashed enough to think he can be a long-term solution at left guard. And Orlando Brown Jr. is still solid at left tackle.
But outsiders aren't as optimistic as Bengals fans.