Riccie Johnson, a well-known makeup artist who worked for CBS for many years and was a familiar face behind the scenes on 60 Minutes, has died at 101.
Johnson was well-known for her long career as a television makeup artist, during which she worked with presidents, broadcasters, actors, writers, and musicians. In 1964, she helped get the Beatles ready for their first American show on The Ed Sullivan Show. This was one of her most famous credits.
Because of her work, she is now a respected and important part of CBS history. She became known over the years for being professional, staying in the business for a long time, and helping to shape the on-air image of some of the biggest names in news and entertainment.
Johnson’s death ends a remarkable era in broadcast television, where her impact was felt by viewers and performers of all ages.
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