Book review: The Karen Carpenter connection Sister and brother duo Karen And Richard Carpenter created musical hits such as "Close to You" and "Rainy Days and Mondays" before Karen died in 1983.

Singer Karen Carpenter passed away 40 years ago at the age of 32. She was anorexic and it killed her. Now author Lucy O’Brien has revealed additional details in her new book, “Lead Sister: the ...

It could be the tagline of a new book on the work of Richard and Karen Carpenter, which seeks to set aside the noise surrounding the duo and focus on their harmonic creations.

BY ALL accounts, even in her private life, Karen Carpenter wasn't one for profane language, a trait very much in keeping with her status as the all-American sweetheart of the Seventies music world.

It could be the tagline of a new book on the work of Richard and Karen Carpenter, which seeks to set aside the noise surrounding the duo and focus on their harmonic creations.

The video has been written about in books about forbidden cinema, food in film and, of course, the same-titled Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story by Glasgow School of Art lecturer Glyn Davis.

Women Who Mean Business: Vanderheyden President and CEO Karen Carpenter: "I'm always in a car, or I'm walking around visiting programs [asking]. 'How are you doing?' That's how I do a turnaround ...

New details about Karen Carpenter's struggle with anorexia revealed in book 'Lead Sister' by Lucy O'Brien. Read an excerpt.

Top selling music duo the Carpenters' career is now on display in a new book called "Carpenters: The Musical Legacy." You might call it a Carpenters encyclopedia, rich with rare photos from ...

The music duo The Carpenters are icons in the Philippines. Writer Karen Tongson was even named after Karen Carpenter. Now she's written a new book called "Why Karen Carpenter Matters." Karen Tongson ...

Karen Carpenter, half of the Grammy-winning '70s duo the Carpenters and wholly one of the greatest vocalists of all time, died 40 years ago at age 32.

It could be the tagline of a new book on the work of Richard and Karen Carpenter, which seeks to set aside the noise surrounding the duo and focus on their harmonic creations.