Channing and Others Live Long and Live Well
A profile of aging notables from Philip Johnson at 89 to Mitch Thurmond and George Foreman. The piece muses on age defying careers from Dolly Levi and Julie Andrews on Broadway to Channing’s Hello Dolly and ongoing stage vitality, with reflections on public perception of aging.
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New York
Dublin
Jonathan Swift
Philip Johnson
Donald
Donald Trump
Central Park
al Hirschfeld
Stanley Kunitz
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Sam Nunn
Nancy Kasselbaum
Alan Simpson
Bill Bradley
Mark Hatfield
George Foreman
Mexico City
Dean Swift
Swift
Carol Channing
Julie Andrews
Victor Victoria
Rob Marshall
Broadway
Kottiz
Tgs
John Heilpern
New York Observer
Channing
Dolly Levi
Lunt- Fontanne
Hellpern
China
Readers debate cake proverb and Abby letter mix
A reader questions which version of the proverb is correct and traces early forms from 1546 and 1633, noting later variants. In a Dear Abby section, letters reveal sensitivity about infertility and adoption, with a Nevadan contributor sharing personal family stories and memories.
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Abby
Thomas Heywood
George Herbert
Swift
T.H. Huxley
chikHrne
Charles
Austell
Canada
Cned
Turning Fifty Becomes Hip Boomers Marketing Narrative
An analysis of how turning 50 shifts marketing and media. Marketers target the 50 plus cohort with youth themed campaigns. Advertisers reframe middle age as mid-youth, using familiar icons to sell products from cosmetics to cars.
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Hollywood
Cher
Act Young
Oliver Stone
Michael Lafavore
Men’s Health Magazine
America
Mike
Alison Kaar
LensCrafters
Kamins
Gail Sheehy
Random House
Janis Joplin
Redkin
Reviow
Melanie Griffith
Circuit City
Coca-Cola
Bob Garfield
Advertising Age Magazine
Jimi Hendrix
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University of Southern California
Michael Kamins
Dr. Kamins
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