
"She was surrounded by her children -- Michael
Wilding, Christopher Wilding, Liza Todd and Maria Burton," Taylor's
publicist, Sally Morrison, said in a statement.
I don't know how you can be shocked that a
79-year-old woman in poor health -- who has come this close to dying on countless
occasions -- has died, yet someone I am. I audibly gasped in the
newsroom when I saw the flash. Truly the end of an era. As much as I
adored Taylor's work on the silver screen -- "Who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf?" and "Suddenly, Last Summer" are my faves -- it was her
willingness (and fearlessness) to fight against AIDS when doing so
wasn't fashionable that I will remember about her most. She was the
anti-Reagan -- and there will never be another star that shines this
bright.
RIP, Liz. We miss you already.
RIP, Liz. We miss you already.
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