PASSAGES: Broadway to Honor Hepburn

07/01/2003 at 03:59 PM EDT

ANNOUNCED: The lights on Broadway will dim at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in honor of Katharine Hepburn, who died at age 96 surrounded by friends and family Sunday at her childhood waterfront home in Old Saybrook, Conn., the League of American Theaters & Producers announced. Also, Turner Classic Movies (which, like PEOPLE, is part of AOL Time Warner) will air an 11-film, 22-hour Hepburn marathon next week. Titles include "Mary of Scotland," "The Lion in Winter," "Bringing Up Baby," "The Philadelphia Story" and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."

EXPECTED: Rachel Griffiths, 35, of HBO's "Six Feet Under," and her husband, artist Andrew Taylor, both of Melbourne, Australia, are expecting their first child, reports E! News Live. The due date was not reported. Griffiths and Taylor, who married this past New Year's Eve, reportedly donated their wedding gifts and proceeds from the sale of their wedding photographs to the Sacred Heart Mission in Melbourne. (Her uncle is a Jesuit priest.) On "Six Feet Under," which is currently on hiatus, Griffiths plays sexaholic Brenda Chenowith. (HBO, like PEOPLE, is part of AOL Time Warner.)


QUOTED: "I feel like a hot mom in New York City when it's 98 degrees out. ... I don't feel sexy, but I'm a funny mom. I'm silly, not afraid to be stupid and goofy." – Reese Witherspoon, 27 and six months pregnant, to USA Today. The "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde" star and her husband, actor Ryan Phillippe, also have a daughter, Ava, 3.


SPLIT: Former U.S. housing secretary Andrew Cuomo, 45, son of former governor Mario Cuomo, and Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, daughter of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, announced Monday they are separating after 13 years of marriage, reports the Associated Press. "This separation is amicable and the couple does not wish to comment further," said a press release issued through Kerry Kennedy's brother, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The Cuomos have three daughters: Cara and Mariah, 9, and Michaela, 6.

DIED: "Make Way for Ducklings" author and illustrator Robert McCloskey, 88, whose 1941 book about a duck mother and her flock in downtown Boston is still beloved by children, died in Maine Monday, reports The New York Times. No cause of death was reported. All told, McCloskey only published eight children's books. "I'm not prolific," The Times quotes him as having said. "I have to wait until it bubbles out."

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