Author Arnold Lobel, who lived with AIDS, depicted his beloved characters Frog and Toad as gay, according to his daughter Adrianne ...

The series is executive-produced by Arnold Lobel’s children, Adrianne and Adam Lobel — the writer and illustrator died in 1987 due to complications from AIDS.

Colin Stokes on Arnold Lobel, his Frog and Toad illustrated children’s series, and its lessons about friendship and acceptance. ... Lobel died in 1987, an early victim of the AIDS crisis.

Arnold Lobel died from an AIDS-related illness in 1987, according to the New Yorker. "He was only 54," Lobel said. "Think of all the stories we missed." Mic/YouTube ...

Their creators, James Marshall and Arnold Lobel, ... Both men were gay and died of AIDS during the height of the crisis in the ’80s and ’90s.

Arnold Lobel published his first book about the amphibian friends in 1970, and now his characters have a TV animated series. ... Lobel died in 1987 at age 54 due to AIDS complications. In his lifetime ...

More than 45 years after we first learned that Frog and Toad Are Friends, Arnold Lobel's daughter, Adrianne, has suggested that Frog and Toad are gay. The late author came out to his family in ...

Arnold Lobel’s quietly radical creations speak to those who don’t want to live a predetermined life. Skip to main content. ... that he died at age 54 from AIDS, and that, ...

Schenectady artist Fran Giordano works on her mural starring Frog and Toad. The project celebrates author Arnold Lobel, who grew up in Schenectady, and spans a wall of the Downtown Schenectady ...

Arnold Lobel's delightful 'Frog and Toad' books were adapted into an animated series for Apple TV+—here's how to start streaming. US launches attacks on three nuclear sites in Iran, ...

Arnold Lobel died in New York at 54 from cardiac arrest brought on by AIDS. He had a message for his children about what to tell people when they were asked about their father.