Legendary newswoman Barbara Walters, who died Friday at 93, may have started out on “Today” and blazed a trail as the first woman to co-anchor the evening news. But she
Legendary newswoman Barbara Walters, who died Friday at 93, may have started out on “Today” and blazed a trail as the first woman to co-anchor the evening news. But she made her name over decades of headline-making TV specials, in which she interviewed celebrities, businesspeople, politicians and perhaps most memorably objects of scandal.
Legendary newswoman Barbara Walters, who died Friday at 93, may have started out on “Today” and blazed a trail as the first woman to co-anchor the evening news. But she made her name over decades of headline-making TV specials, in which she interviewed celebrities, businesspeople, politicians and perhaps most memorably objects of scandal.
Legendary newswoman Barbara Walters, who died Friday at 93, may have started out on “Today” and blazed a trail as the first woman to co-anchor the evening news. But she made her name over decades of headline-making TV specials, in which she interviewed celebrities, businesspeople, politicians and perhaps most memorably objects of scandal.
Legendary newswoman Barbara Walters, who died Friday at 93, may have started out on “Today” and blazed a trail as the first woman to co-anchor the evening news. But she made her name over decades of headline-making TV specials, in which she interviewed celebrities, businesspeople, politicians and perhaps most memorably objects of scandal.