21K views · 944 reactions | Diane Martel’s work shaped the way we saw pop, hip-hop, and R&B for more than 30 years. From Beyoncé to Justin Timberlake to Ciara, her vision gave music a look and a feeling we’ll never forget. She fought a long battle with breast cancer and passed peacefully in New York at 63. A true pioneer whose influence will live on in every frame she left behind.  Share your favorite Diane Martel–directed video or memory in the comments. | Legacy.com | Facebook

13K views · 296 reactions | This week, we pause to remember the bright lights we lost—from the timeless elegance of Maggie Smith to the trailblazing voice of Helen Reddy, and the unforgettable spirit of James Dean. Their art still speaks, their presence still felt. ✨ Honor their stories and share your own memories by visiting Legacy.com to read their obituaries or sign the guest book.  | Legacy.com | Facebook

9.4K views · 219 reactions | This week in history, we remember the lives of Paul Newman, Florence Griffith Joyner, John Bonham, and others who left their mark on the world. From Newman's unforgettable screen presence to FloJo’s lightning-fast strides and Bonham’s drumming that shook rock history, their legacies continue to inspire.  Share a memory or tribute for someone you’re remembering this week on https://www.legacy.com/ | Legacy.com | Facebook

Legacy’s new podcast, "Immortalized," explores the obituary pages to unearth fascinating stories of life, death, and memory. Listen here on Facebook or on your favorite podcast app. | Legacy.com

59K views · 913 reactions | In this episode, we take a brief look at the most recent headline obituaries and touching condolences, including The Sopranos actor Jerry Adler, pioneer of remote work Stephanie "Steve" Shirley, Agent 13 in Get Smart David Ketchum, Evangelical Christian leader James Dobson, and Hall of Fame horse jockey Ron Turcotte. | Legacy.com | Facebook

44K views · 778 reactions | In this episode, we take a brief look at the most recent headline obituaries and touching condolences, including Tony winner for Death of a Salesman Elizabeth Franz, alt-country singer and songwriter Todd Snider, Paralympic cycling champion Paige Greco, and pioneering video game designer Rebecca Heineman. | Legacy.com | Facebook