Looks like there's a full-scale edit-war going on again, so I will be staying away. I thought it was stable so I corrected a grammatical nonsense. If a thing never happens again, you can say that the following day it didn't happen, or several months later it didn't happen, or fifty years later it didn't happen, and no one of those statements makes more sense than any other. On the other hand, if a thing does happen, for instance at the end of a year when it is expected to happen, you can still say that after several months it didn't happen, and that might be quite true, although it would still be nonsensical and in this case also misleading. I changed it to "Buck's contract with Vogue was not renewed", period, which in fact gives exactly the same amount of information. If you knew when the contract was due to be removed, you could say that, and that would be a useful addition, but nobody has ever thought to do that. In any case, if you're busting a blood vessel and writing a splenetic message on somebody's talk page over such a simple edit, it might be time for you to take a step back and try to get a sense of proportion. It looks as though you're letting that article take over your life, and that is not healthy.