Born Margaret Wilson in Gisborne, New Zealand, to a homemaker and a man who made swimming pools, she got her first camera at age 8. She later changed her name to Margaret Gipsy Moth, a nod to the ...

When Margaret Moth was shot through the face by a Serbian sniper in Sarajevo in 1992, her life was in the balance. But after two years and a dozen operations of reconstructive surgery, she ...

Born Margaret Wilson to a working-class family in Gisborne, New Zealand, she changed her name to Moth, dyed her blonde hair jet-black, and routinely applied enough Goth eyeliner to cosplay a young ...

Editor's note: CNN camerawoman Margaret Moth, who died of cancer Sunday in Rochester, Minnesota, was renowned for her gutsiness, striking appearance, distinctive humor and sense of fun. Barely ...

Margaret Moth was in her early 40’s and a camerawoman for CNN when she was hit by sniper fire in Sarajevo. The shooting severely damaged her face and throat, including her ability to speak.

Even her name, Margaret Moth, was an attempt to live on her own terms. “As a child she had a phobia of moths so it’s really weird that she chose the name Moth,” said Lawless, explaining that ...

Margaret Moth was an award-winning journalist, born in New Zealand, who broke barriers and lived defiantly and, Lawless argues, desperately. “Never Look Away” successfully avoids the path of ...

Lucy Lawless makes her directorial debut with the documentary "Never Look Away," in theaters Friday, about the life and career of CNN war camerawoman Margaret Moth.

The thin line between cheating death and chasing it appears to have been smudged, repeatedly, by maverick video journalist Margaret Moth, the subject of first-time filmmaker Lucy Lawless ...

With Never Look Away, Lawless finds herself pulling from her home country's history to explore the life of Margaret Moth, a photojournalist who worked for CNN in the '90s, covering the likes of ...

Like most journalists behind the camera, Margaret Moth was never a household name or face, despite working for CNN in war zones around the world for two decades. No viewer would have guessed, as ...

Margaret Moth was in her early 40’s and a camerawoman for CNN when she was hit by sniper fire in Sarajevo. The shooting severely damaged her face and throat, including her ability to speak.