Hear from the knitting octogenarian himself in the video below.
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The octogenarian leader has made few public appearances since 2013.
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As singers frequently serenaded the octogenarian in the front row.
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The octogenarian dreams of returning to Sylhet, Bangladesh one last time.
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"I liked the idea of trying something different," the octogenarian said.
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But that hasn't stopped a self-styled octogenarian chef from using it.
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The octogenarian in the Thug Life cap knew Noël Coward and Elvis.
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Metalheads, rejoice: an octogenarian star is melting faces on America's Got Talent.
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Every hipster's dream of looking like an octogenarian is about to come true.
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And here I can speak with a certain authority, being myself an octogenarian.
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In Algeria, millions of protesters forced out their own octogenarian leader last week.
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The octogenarian apparently isn't thrilled to be the subject of Gregory Zuckerman's book.
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After decades of development, they're still less sprinty Terminator and more … octogenarian on sedatives.
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"I don't remember anyone ever sentencing a blind octogenarian to state prison," Green said.
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A sense of youthful levity swells from Varda's octogenarian talks — alongside a sagacious optimism.
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"When I was little, everyone went out for truffles," an indigenous octogenarian told me.
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But I am my own sort of octogenarian, and that is the whole point.
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After a few meetings, the octogenarian preacher found himself back in the record business.
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Then, at age 81, she signed with IMG Models, becoming an effective octogenarian supermodel.
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As if we were any mother and daughter visiting an octogenarian in any nursing home.
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The octogenarian artist will hold forth on aging, answering questions submitted in advance (via email).
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Special shout-out to my octogenarian cousins still living it up in the Italian hillside.
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Ms. Macy found a number of octogenarian and nonagenarian members with long and excellent memories.
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On Horace Silver's "Peace," a third member joins the exchange: Sheila Jordan, the octogenarian vocalist.
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The patriarch is a crusty octogenarian with roots in traditional journalism and the British Commonwealth.
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The crowd in the function room was less glamorous than I'd expected, and less octogenarian.
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Algeria's octogenarian leader, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, called it a day in the face of huge protests.
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Uncle, the wrinkly, prune-like, octogenarian timekeeper in the royal yellow polo shirt, catches my eye.
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What would an octogenarian millionaire be doing tweeting on election night, let alone tweeting Pepe memes?
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Two-thirds of the country is under 30, and they are angry with their octogenarian president.
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Yet far from retiring, the octogenarian Mr Gayoom has infuriatingly rebranded himself as a liberal democrat.
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A documentary, "RBG," showed the octogenarian in the gym lifting weights, enhancing her status among fans.
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When Bertie Simmons, Furr's octogenarian principal, took charge in 2000, the school's cops were running amok.
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Casper's widow, Shirley, an octogenarian, follows Finau's progress and occasionally posts messages to his Instagram page.
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The octogenarian couple have run the place for 43 years and are finally ready to retire.
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" The writer added, "This is one more puzzlement facing this octogenarian in today's world gone mad.
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So it's looking at the blazing-fast ying to its octogenarian-on-horse-tranquilizers yang: Silicon Valley.
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Will there be a wacky complication that means this twentysomething gets the liver meant for Miranda's octogenarian?
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This resilient octogenarian had survived three marriages, the last forced on her at the age of 60.
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What happens when you ask two octogenarian ex-senators to explain how wonderful things used to be?
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So it's no surprise brands would want to harness that talent to work with the OTT octogenarian.
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Octogenarian and nonagenarian sages helped, traveling around the country by minibus and helicopter to attend mass rallies.
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Even the reformist cleric Mehdi Karroubi, an octogenarian who is confined under permanent house arrest, issued condolences.
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Still, he'd like to get back up soon, and no, the octogenarian has no plans to retire.
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He ended up seducing Henry Hermand, an octogenarian who had made a fortune developing suburban shopping centers.
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The best meme of all, though, isn't a meme: It's an octogenarian, serving Olenna vibes at Dragon Con.
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Women like Edith Windsor, the octogenarian at the center of the Supreme Court case that legalized gay marriage.
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It is difficult, in the best of circumstances, to strong-arm an octogenarian war hero battling brain cancer.
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His phone was set to ping loudly — for the benefit of octogenarian ears — with each text's arrival. Ping!
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Nancy by Olivia Jaimes Nancy, Olivia Jaimes' take on the octogenarian newspaper strip, feels too good for this world.
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The Japanese octogenarian is one of the world's oldest DJs, and she goes by the name of DJ Sumirock.
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That's what the world of Facebook discovered after photos of the octogenarian on her recent wedding day went viral.
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The camera zooms in on the abuse so viewers can get a disturbingly intimate look a whimpering octogenarian woman.
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How many other octogenarian authors are assumed to have their fingers on the pulse of modern racketeering and geopolitics?
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A slight octogenarian with bright eyes and a gray bob, Kerr conceived of her Perceptions seminar after 9/11.
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A transition of power in Japan Japan will be making history when octogenarian Emperor Akihito steps down in April.
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In this documentary, the British octogenarian accounts the early days of the band and the burgeoning Liverpool music scene.
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Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, is revered by millions of Shi'ite Muslims in Iraq and abroad.
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Silvio Berlusconi, the octogenarian media mogul who dominated Italian politics for a generation, was marginalized and missing in action.
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If either runs and is elected in 2020, they'd be serving the majority of their presidency as an octogenarian.
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And there will be incendiary moments: What happens after Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority's octogenarian president, dies or resigns?
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The day after my octogenarian patient's transfer to the I.C.U. he returned to our floor, back on comfort measures.
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Its outrageous octogenarian creative director and the personal style of its chic female founder are the stuff of legend.
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But that's unlikely if Mahmoud Abbas, the octogenarian president of the Palestinian Authority, decides to prioritize staying in power.
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The announcement on Sunday that the octogenarian will seek a fifth term in office has sparked fury among Algerians.
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Before becoming president, he had already struck a contrast from his octogenarian comrades by carrying tablets to government meetings.
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The octogenarian is an assistant starter, who began his career at the race track when he was a teenager.
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Palestinian political leaders are jostling for position in an expected internal race to succeed Mr. Abbas, an ailing octogenarian.
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The ailing octogenarian is widely seen as a figurehead for a cabal of generals and businessmen, who hold real power.
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Hell, octogenarian Ron Paul recently ran a commercial on Fox News telling people to put their retirement savings into Bitcoin.
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Dogan Holding's media arm and its octogenarian founder, Aydin Dogan, have long been seen as part of Turkey's secular establishment.
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This is near the bullseye of what you'd hope for from an octogenarian doyen, and it's a pleasure to read.
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An octogenarian staying up until 1:30 in the morning to watch Fernando Rodney face Manuel Margot is fucking Maverick.
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One man said he called a federal hotline and introduced himself as the son of an octogenarian Life Care resident.
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The octogenarian investor is worth almost $80 billion and is the third richest person in the world, according to Forbes.
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After two decades in power, the country's octogenarian ruler Abdelaziz Bouteflika has bowed to mass protests and relinquished the presidency.
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Merchants tabulated invoices on abacuses or calculators that went on sale when Japan's octogenarian emperor was still in his 0003s.
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In 2013, an octogenarian couple was reunited with a trunk full of their wartime correspondence years after it had been stolen.
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But the straight-talking octogenarian has never been one to stick to the script: he complained he had been "forced out".
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Dining | New Jersey My octogenarian mother remembers when going to the airport in Newark was a delightful experience, full of wonder.
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An octogenarian, Mr. Deering had drunk here alongside Pollock, he said, and hoped to imbibe again at whatever was coming next.
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Times Insider When I started reporting on an octogenarian drug mule, I had no idea it would inspire a Hollywood film.
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My father is both the frail, sensitive and emotional octogenarian he is today and the stern, unexpressive parent of my youth.
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She is also coping with care for her octogenarian, Holocaust-survivor father, and a strained relationship with her feckless teenage son.
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An octogenarian investor in the Founder Securities brokerage in western Beijing who gave his name as Zheng takes a similar approach.
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Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, enjoys almost mythological stature among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority few Iraqi politicians would openly challenge.
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Press play and let the knowledge of octogenarian fashionistas and mysterious photographers, disappeared singers and pent-up killer whales zoom through you.
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"The lack of funds has really kept us back, because we're not rich," said D. Liendra Jeffries, the church's octogenarian senior pastor.
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Last year, the octogenarian writer Tie Liu, a critic of Mao and other party leaders, was found guilty of "illegal business" practices.
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The plaintiffs also include octogenarian Don Leo Jonathan, who spent less than a year in WWE's predecessor company in the early 1970s.
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What the Latvian-born octogenarian is most famous for, though, is her graphite renderings of star-dappled skies and dark ocean waves.
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I remember an octogenarian man with a cane who waited two hours in line on a bone-chillingly rainy Saturday in February.
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They are Iranian American businessman Siamak Namazi and his octogenarian father Baquer; U.S. navy veteran Michael White and Chinese American Xiyue Wang.
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When I became an octogenarian, I decided that all of the anxiety and tension of driving were too daunting, so I stopped.
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Modern Love A confession of attraction from a man 270 years younger causes an octogenarian to reflect on desire, sensuality and aging.
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Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, enjoys almost mythical status among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority that few Iraqi politicians would openly challenge.
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In fact, the latter is the highlight of the record; fellow octogenarian Nelson's voice has itself taken on a different character at 82.
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The empire of Rupert Murdoch — the octogenarian mogul known for aggressively buying up media properties for decades — is set to be split up.
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But Minnie, octogenarian, former Texan, with a lifetime of sunspots to show for it, birther of four children, stood unbothered and fully exposed.
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Instead Raul and fellow octogenarian Jose Ramon Machado Ventura were re-elected as first and second secretaries respectively for further five-year terms.
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Abijako wavers between sounding like a paid spokesman for Twitter and an octogenarian shocked that so many things can happen via the internet.
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The octogenarian jewel thief was arrested Tuesday at an upscale mall in suburban Atlanta for allegedly stealing a necklace, Dunwoody Officer Mark Stevens said.
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If these mini-loops can't elicit an emphatically-quacked "Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy," from the animated octogenarian, we don't know what will.
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Several octogenarian conservatives, such as José Ramón Machado Ventura and Ramiro Valdés, will probably leave the council of state, a body with lawmaking powers.
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The octogenarian has since been hosting a show of her own, Classic Mary Berry, on the former network since the beginning of this year.
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It is widely believed that the octogenarian King Salman will step down relatively soon, allowing the 32-year-old MBS to become absolute monarch.
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Why it matters: Diaz-Canel is Raul Castro's hand-picked successor — and, at 57, he is nearly 30 years younger than his octogenarian predecessor.
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"If [your employees] trust you, they tell you the truth, and when you get the truth, you act quickly," the octogenarian management expert says.
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When he bought back the same boat as an octogenarian, he was looking for freedom from the memories of my mother's disease and death.
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She shared her homemade soup with an octogenarian who came each evening, patiently listened to customers' long-winded stories, and admired pictures of grandchildren.
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And the octogenarian funeral director, who as often as three times every week greets parents who have lost sons and daughters to gun violence.
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One of his last performances was in a Snickers commercial, first shown during the 2010 Super Bowl, which also featured his fellow octogenarian Betty White.
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Especially considering the fashion-minded octogenarian has sported them to work, including President Barack Obama's State of the Union address in 2014, Sundance, and beyond.
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Sari, an octogenarian who runs a café close to Kampung Baru, says that new roads have helped "touch the most remote places" in the district.
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At Mr Trump's behest he summoned the octogenarian Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, to Riyadh earlier this month and urged him to embrace the American plan.
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Here's how it works: Simply point your selfie camera at your face within the app, and it magically transforms you into an AARP-subscribing octogenarian.
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Making his first presidential visit to Utah on Monday, Donald Trump went out of his way to praise the state's octogenarian senior senator, Orrin Hatch.
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On Friday, the season closes with an octogenarian couple (Philip Baker Hall and Ellen Geer) returning to the room to relive their first night together.
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As the third richest person in the world, with a net worth of more than $2413 billion, the octogenarian investor has personally benefited from it.
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This looks more like my octogenarian mom when her New York Post app does not load correctly than a political party leaning into the future.
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And keeping the dozens of kids straight isn't even a challenge for the octogenarian: Marie says she knows all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren's names.
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Some day, if you're lucky, you will be an octogenarian too, spending music like this can give weight to understanding what all those years even mean.
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Back in the political arena, an octogenarian ex-con New Jersey politician revived her burlesque act at a May fundraiser - although she kept her clothes on.
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Some congressional proponents of continuing the embargo might see Cuba's difficulties as an opportunity to squeeze the octogenarian Castro brothers during their last years in power.
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A lonely octogenarian (Bruce Dern) prepares for death by taking inventory of his possessions; a distraught widow (Ellen Burstyn) salvages keepsakes from her burned-out home.
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But descendants of founder Sazo Idemitsu, including octogenarian son Shosuke Idemitsu, now honorary chairman, have said the businesses are too different for a merger to work.
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The octogenarian media magnate insisted his allies be given first chance to govern, while acknowledging that Forza Italia was no longer the kingpin on the right.
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Playing to a packed house in the National Theatre in Tokyo is one of those groups: the Reigakusha ensemble, led by Sukeyasu Shiba, a sprightly octogenarian (pictured).
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The octogenarian Aussie is seen in his industry as a rogue, a villain, and a bit of a Luddite, crouching behind his paywalls as the future arrives.
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Earlier this month Germany's Culture Ministry issued its report on the collection of Cornelius Gurlitt, the octogenarian recluse whose father, Hildebrand, was one of Hitler's art dealers.
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The octogenarian monarch, who has overseen the launch of an ambitious economic reform plan since his accession two years ago, is on a month-long Asian tour.
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Seed breeder Simon Groot - an octogenarian whose family has cultivated seeds for hundreds of years - said the world must tackle malnutrition by boosting vegetable and crop varieties.
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It is the first time that effective power has passed from octogenarian rulers to the third generation of a family founded by the prince's grandfather, Ibn Saud.
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The Sebago moccasin may look like something for an octogenarian, but with a rugged sole and black leather construction, they're just right for an urbanite, as well.
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After decades of rule by octogenarian kings, some young Saudis said in interviews that they felt energized by the role played by a prince from their generation.
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"The History of 'Reich Richter Pärt,'" the program screams in inch-high capital letters, endowing with epochal import a 50-minute interplay among three octogenarian cultural celebrities.
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The collapse of honor and principle at a White House led by a man with a pebble for a soul has allowed an enlightened octogenarian to flourish.
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JERUSALEM — For Mahmoud Abbas, the ailing octogenarian president of the Palestinian Authority, his life's work — a viable state side-by-side with Israel — is quickly slipping away.
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While the octogenarian investor — he turned 88 on Thursday — may not like to tweet, one well-known CEO, Elon Musk, is infamous for his use of Twitter.
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First, that Khamenei, Iran's octogenarian Supreme Leader, is out of touch with what his military can achieve and overestimated the effectiveness of the strikes, which then failed.
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As Kim's health falters, however, her daughter and son-in-law are planning to register as permanent residents of the isolated islands and live with the octogenarian.
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Its focus, Hatidze Muratova, lives in a tiny stone house in remote northern Macedonia with her octogenarian mother, a plucky dog and an irregular number of cats.
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Barbara Hogg Botsman, an octogenarian who trained under the renowned Australian doubles player and coach, Harry Hopman, watched Williams's run to the final from her home in Brisbane.
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Her standing as an octogenarian sell-out performer is as much a tale of Ms Soares' dogged endurance as it is of her talent, luck and hard work.
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But the octogenarian war criminal seems to be growing in popularity back home, especially in towns and among those too young to remember the misery of his rule.
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Also watched by a more illustrious compatriot, octogenarian three-times grand slam singles winner Neale Fraser, he then had the chance to wrap things up in straight sets.
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"We reject the results and demand a new election under a neutral government," Kamal Hossain, an octogenarian international jurist who heads the opposition alliance, told a news conference.
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Saudi Arabia's octogenarian monarch, who has overseen the launch of an ambitious economic reform plan since his accession two years ago, is on a month-long Asian tour.
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Six months before their 22014th of July party, she attended a Sundance screening of Ethel, a documentary about the octogenarian Ethel Kennedy, wife of the late Bobby Kennedy.
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Its idea of renewal, it seems, is simply to replace its octogenarian secretary-general with a septuagenarian, an uninspiring transfer that is due to happen on July 1st.
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The premise of "Amour" is simple: an octogenarian couple Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne Laurent (career-best Emmanuelle Riva) live out the final months of their relationship.
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" There's an octogenarian weariness — to his mind — in this cycle of doubt followed by vindication: "I will happily permit history to be the judge of my recent work.
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THE WAVERLY GALLERY Elaine May stars as the octogenarian Gladys Green, former liberal activist, current gallery owner and future casualty of Alzheimer's disease, in Kenneth Lonergan's 2000 play.
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Chief among those lightbulb moments is the reason Nick sold the sculpture Grace had been using for elaborate leverage to get off of the toilet as an octogenarian.
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On Tuesday, Texas Rangers and McAllen police officers arrested the parish's visiting priest at the time — now an octogenarian — who had been living quietly in a condominium complex here.
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It was an eye-catching pick: Diaz-Canel, 52 at the time, stood in contrast to many of the octogenarian military officials who held top positions in the government.
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Much of the documentary finds Fisher grappling with her octogenarian mother's mortality and declining health, a dynamic that's especially heartbreaking considering it was ultimately Debbie who would lose Carrie.
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The octogenarian monarch, who has overseen the launch of an ambitious economic reform plan since his accession two years ago, is expected to visit Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan and China.
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That atmosphere of an impending unexpected ending remains throughout the entire series' first season, up until the octogenarian-focused finale "My Love," starring Philip Baker Hall and Ellen Geer.
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NINA SKORUPSKAChief executiveRenewable Energy AssociationLondon I found the comparison between El Cid and Abdelaziz Bouteflika in your leader about Algeria's octogenarian president amusing ("Out with the old", March 9th).
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The octogenarian monarch and his entourage of 2100,2100, including 25 princes and 10 ministers, flies on Saturday to Indonesia's Bali island aboard nine passenger jets for a private vacation.
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For now, Mr. Di Maio has said he refuses to join any government involving Silvio Berlusconi, the octogenarian whom Five Star leaders called a mafioso and a psychotic dwarf.
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The same cannot be said of the ebullient octogenarian Elsa Dorfman, the subject of his latest film, The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography, which sees release this Friday.
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"We already had enough problems and now the government has created one more," said octogenarian farmer Baburao Saini from Kakripur village, about 85 kilometers (50 miles) from New Delhi.
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Sophia, the spirited octogenarian Electress of Hanover, was felled by a heart attack in 1714, two months before the death of the monarch she had been expecting to succeed.
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The octogenarian senator from Utah -- who announced he will not be seeking re-election -- lit up Twitter after reaching up to take off glasses that he wasn't actually wearing.
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As the co-founder of the Giving Pledge, the octogenarian investor, currently worth $76 billion according to Forbes, has pledged to give away more than half of his wealth.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As an octogenarian with strong, supple knees, I am fortunate to live on the Upper West Side with walking proximity to both Riverside and Central Parks.
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Amour (Austria) Yup, you know the one we're talking about: The brutal, Oscar-winning Michael Haneke movie about what happens when an octogenarian couple reaches 'til death do us part.
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JERUSALEM — They were an international odd couple with seemingly little in common, a 40-something African-American born in Hawaii and an octogenarian Zionist born in a shtetl in Poland.
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But it has gained urgency since March, when Mireille Knoll, an octogenarian Holocaust survivor, was stabbed to death in her Paris apartment by her 22006-year-old neighbor, Yacine Mihoub.
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Set in 1887, the movie finds Dench's Queen Victoria bent and wizened, an octogenarian who has outlived most of her contemporaries and has little use for the toadies around her.
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It was awkward to watch, the octogenarian guerrilla and the younger American, especially the missed handshake-hug at the end, precisely because it showed Mr. Castro moving into uncomfortable territory.
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Country singer Charlie Daniels, an octogenarian who's also got quite a lively Twitter presence, would like Taco Bell to know that it's foolish to speak about the Illuminati so glibly.
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Part of the reason some are struggling, says the octogenarian investor, is that the automation and digitization of the U.S. labor force is happening faster than employees can be retrained.
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"In my family, I'm fine, but my octogenarian grandma, she spent her whole life painstakingly building the courtyard home, one brick and one tile at a time," Mr. Chen said.
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To people outside Japan, it may not seem like big news that an octogenarian who has battled prostate cancer and undergone heart bypass surgery wants to retire from his job.
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Such is the case with Anne Minich, an octogenarian who's been making art for over five decades and is only now having her fourth solo show in New York City.
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We see her singing to her bees; selling her honey in Skopje, the Macedonian capital; and caring for her ailing, octogenarian mother, who is half-blind and hard of hearing.
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Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner joined him to meet Saudi Arabia's octogenarian monarch, King Salman, but they left for Washington before he arrived in Italy.
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The first issue, released in December, includes a photo essay of Carol Schultz, an octogenarian from San Francisco known by locals for swimming naked in the freezing water every day.
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Along with biographical details and an exploration of Ginsburg's status as an icon, it also features impressive footage of the tiny octogenarian doing push-ups and planks at the gym.
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Canadian researchers want to change that with new password technology and educational comics, because an eight-year-old and an octogenarian can click a phishing link the same as anyone else.
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The following year, the octogenarian pair shared the Nobel in recognition of their early theoretical brilliance which helped uncover the particle, thought to be a fundamental building block of the universe.
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Winter Song finds the now octogenarian director working again in this vein, wasting no time before showing off his gift for imbuing stand-alone visual gags with a certain philosophic eloquence.
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One stated reason for the annual all-in moves was the age of octogenarian Tigers owner Mike Ilitch, who wanted to see a World Series win before he kicked the bucket.
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Another octogenarian honored in the book is Sumiko Iwamura, an 83-year-old Japanese restaurant owner who in the evening turns into DJ Sumirock, the world's oldest professional club disc jockey.
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The octogenarian "President" of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas, fresh from a trip to Chile where he was photographed kicking a soccer ball, called for a general strike and three days of mourning.
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Under orders from their leader, an octogenarian Saudi preacher named Rabee al-Madkhali, the Madkhalists outside the capital have joined Mr Haftar's ranks, while those inside encourage fighters to give up.
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For the 19th year in a row, the octogenarian CEO of Berkshire Hathaway auctioned off a lunch date to raise money for Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco, California.
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At 60, he seems poised to take a greater role in the city's affairs, at a time when older leaders, like Eli Broad, the octogenarian-billionaire arts patron, are stepping back.
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GALLERY YAMAKI FINE ART Also in the "Spotlight" section, Gallery Yamaki from Kobe, Japan, is showing works by the octogenarian artist Kimiyo Mishima, who is best known for her ceramic pieces.
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HITLER'S LAST HOSTAGESLooted Art and the Soul of the Third ReichBy Mary M. Lane In 2012, German authorities broke into a Munich apartment belonging to a reclusive octogenarian named Cornelius Gurlitt.
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Mass protests now entering their third week have posed the biggest challenge to the ailing octogenarian president, who has ruled for 20 years and is standing again in a forthcoming election.
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Because it is a photo of two legends — one an octogenarian artist of worldwide reputation, the other a septuagenarian singer and songwriter who left an indelible mark on music history. 3.
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"The good Lord himself couldn't get to her," Butts said of the octogenarian Lee, who largely eschewed cellphones, social media and uninvited social calls at the assisted living facility where she lived.
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Known in some circles as the Notorious RBG, the feminist trailblazer, cancer survivor and octogenarian athlete was selected from a list of more than 500 nominees who've made cultural and ethical advances.
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Rupert Murdoch's enemies have called the sale of key parts in his media kingdom a "retreat," but now the brash octogenarian mogul has set the stage for another fight — against Sinclair Broadcasting.
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Speaking at the closure of a four-day party congress, Castro, 84, signaled he and his fellow octogenarian No. 2 would step aside sometime before the next such meeting in five years.
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For the 3th year in a row, the octogenarian CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is auctioning off a lunch date to raise money for Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco, California.
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BROOKLYN TOURING OUTFIT During the Merce Cunningham Dance Company's farewell tour, a friendship blossomed between the troupe's octogenarian archivist, David Vaughan, and Pepper Fajans, an artist and stage technician in his 20s.
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Saudi Arabia's octogenarian king set an example in 2015 when he sidelined an entire generation of older royals in favour of elevating his 30-something son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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" As Thomas puts it, "Today most American working women would probably be surprised to know that they have an unrepentantly racist, male octogenarian to thank for outlawing sex bias on the job.
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On another occasion, driving back into Manhattan fast from her Connecticut house — Mr. Diller likes to drive fast — they saw an octogenarian couple crossing the street slowly, holding on to each other.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — An octogenarian Nepalese mountaineer who was on a mission to reclaim his title as the oldest climber on Mount Everest died on Saturday afternoon at base camp, government officials said.
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The octogenarian needed the glasses to read his cue cards, but because of the color closely matched the blue chroma key screen, the glasses made the top half of his face disappear.
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Uncovering a high-stakes conspiracy, even many decades later, naturally imperils the lives of the detective and the plucky octogenarian actress, who can barely climb the stairs to his walk-up apartment.
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Mirza Khursheed Ahmad, a nattily dressed octogenarian who heads the Ahmadi missions in Pakistan and whose grandfather founded the sect, had the tired, phlegmatic air of someone who has seen it all.
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With octogenarian Justice Kennedy rumoured to be considering retirement, Gill may be, as election-law expert Rick Hasen says, the Supreme Court's "last best chance" of draining the redistricting process of excess partisanship.
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Crucially, Maliki lost the backing of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian who enjoys almost mythical status among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority that few Iraqi politicians openly challenge.
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Fueled by low interest rates, most stocks are now highly valued, the octogenarian founder of pioneering hedge fund firm Tiger Management said at the CNBC Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha Conference in New York.
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My father had lived until eighty-five—a vigorous, preternaturally healthy octogenarian at eighty-two—until he had spiraled inexplicably into a ferocious form of dementia that took his life in three years.
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Through an omniscient point of view, Gundar-Goshen handles her characters' interior lives gracefully, especially in a section about an octogenarian impersonating her dead friend as she concocts Holocaust testimonials for live audiences.
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At the age of 80, the two-time Oscar-winning Ms. Jackson has returned home to the theater after several decades to play no less a personage than that fellow octogenarian, Lear himself.
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The 2003th District has long been the domain of Senator William J. Larkin Jr., an amiable octogenarian who is fond of mentioning World War II in speeches on the Senate floor in Albany.
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In addition to Ms. Barnea, the 75-minute film (which can be viewed on Netflix and Amazon) spotlights a 91-year-old tennis player, octogenarian racewalkers and septuagenarian sprinters, weight lifters and boxers.
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Silverman — a former Sanders supporter — is known as absurdist provocateur (she once jokingly accused sweet, avuncular, octogenarian New York talk show host Joe Franklin of raping her) and she made a serious miscalculation.
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Last month marked the completion of Liberty Media's first year in charge after buying Formula One and ousting octogenarian former supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who has been critical of some of the changes made.
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Our colleague Shane Goldmacher, who covers campaign finance, went through the list of 113 bundlers and told us they range from a student at Boston College to Agnes Gund, an octogenarian arts patron.
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Last year the luxury giant Céline raised eyebrows by introducing the octogenarian Joan Didion as the face of the brand; in its fall advertising, Dolce & Gabbana prominently featured a pair of wizened nonnas.
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Liberty, who ousted octogenarian former supremo Bernie Ecclestone a year ago, have been looking to make the pre-race show more of a feature with the emphasis on entertainment for fans and promotion.
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In the last years of her life, she dragged her octogenarian body onto planes and buses and into cars from one end of the country to the other, raising money for her literacy foundation.
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Using the huge dividend payouts from Inditex, octogenarian Ortega has made largely debt-free purchases of buildings ranging from prime shopping real estate in London and New York to office buildings in central Madrid.
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An octogenarian poet and a prominent human-rights activist were detained for days, seemingly guilty of little more than penning a column in a Gulen newspaper (the poet was released because of poor health).
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You're the octogenarian billionaire owner of a beverage company that has caught the attention of the young and hip and your stock has shot up 88 percent this year, so what do you do?
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Britain's oldest bank, C.Hoare & Co, is bringing in a 32-year-old partner to replace two of its octogenarian owners in an effort to carry the venerable family-controlled institution into the digital age.
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However, the octogenarian leader, one of Africa's longest-serving rulers, is accused by rights groups of presiding over a brutal regime, characterized by human rights abuses, particularly towards residents of Cameroon's English speaking provinces.
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The American, who replaced octogenarian Bernie Ecclestone as supremo last year, told newspaper reporters that he personally would have retained the use of the models to hold up the drivers' numbers before the race.
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Sometimes it takes a village-dwelling octogenarian who can make tortellini with her eyes closed to tell you what life — and cooking — is really about: It's easy once you've done it for long enough.
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" Meanwhile Robert Goldbach wrote in to say: "I am an intelligent octogenarian experiencing no pain or debilitating disease who believes in God and has tried during my life to do what I consider is good.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Weeks after Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika abruptly called off a visit by Angela Merkel, renewed health rumors are fuelling speculation over the future of an octogenarian leader in power for nearly two decades.
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When octogenarian Emperor Akihito in 2016 said publicly he feared his age and health would make it hard to fulfill his duties and mentioned the year 2018, listeners "surmised" he wanted to abdicate this year.
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The long-shot octogenarian candidate — who also took a run at the White House in 2008 — is known for aiding the public release of the Pentagon Papers and for holding a hard anti-war stance.
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On Friday afternoon, the pop star released the music video for her new single "Life Goes On," and the clip features surprising cameos by two social media stars: octogenarian Instagram maven Baddie Winkle and Musical.
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MANIKJOR CHHORA, Bangladesh (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ripon Chakma's octogenarian parents were visiting the village of Manikjor Chhora in the southeast of Bangladesh for a religious ceremony when the arson attack took place in early June.
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Loach, who soon will be an octogenarian and has been bringing his films to Cannes since the late 60s, last won the prize for 2006's Irish Troubles saga, The Wind That Shakes the Barley.
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Promising to serve only one term could reassure voters concerned about the fact that Biden (and, for that matter Sanders) would become America's first octogenarian president before the end of his second year in office.
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Two years ago, for example, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas purchased one of octogenarian artist, author and activist Faith Ringgold's "story quilts" for $461,000 — a record (times 30) for the artist.
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Pursuing curative care that is pointless creates harm for patients and staff, who, like the frustrated I.C.U. nurse taking over my octogenarian patient, experience moral distress in these situations and a feeling of professional uselessness.
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Structured around the questioning of Joan Stanley (Judi Dench, reliably flawless), an English octogenarian charged with treason for leaking classified information to the Soviets, the movie strains to shed the claustrophobia of the interrogation room.
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That lasted for about 15 minutes, during which we meet the newly widowed Edie, an abrasive octogenarian, and learn exactly how much she had loathed the disabled husband she had spent 30 years caring for.
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It's easy to see why someone like Fonda — a kind of octogenarian Greta Thunberg — is enjoying an uptick in intergenerational support from a politically aware cohort too young to remember her days of antiwar activism.
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The beating heart of the novel, out now, is Vivian Morris, an octogenarian reminiscing about her glory days at the behest of a young woman who wonders what Vivian meant to her father, way back when.
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Crown Prince Naruhito, who takes over after Akihito abdicates next year, his brother Fumihito, his nephew Hisahito and Masahito, the octogenarian brother of the current emperor, are the only four male heirs to the throne left.
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Her amazing life as an octogenarian DJ and restaurateur has caught the attention of local media for several years now, landing her dozens of Japanese interviews and a TV commercial deal with cell phone carrier Y!
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And in it, the octogenarian challenged the organizers of the World Economic Forum, who made the positive cases of artificial intelligence a major talking point at this week's events and invited Chinese state speakers to present.
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Unfortunately, I still have to pay $100 plus tax to replace it because my octogenarian mother-in-law didn't realize that the battery capacity was failing and therefore didn't bring it in within the warranty period.
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He's perhaps most famous for his pool paintings, conveying an idyllic midcentury Californian lifestyle, yet the octogenarian artist's style has evolved throughout his career, working in collage, printmaking, and most recently composing work on an iPad.
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So, 64 years after the Cuban Revolution began with a debacle, the octogenarian Raul Castro effectively controls two countries crucial to American national security, with totalitarian Marxist governments that are tragic anachronisms in the 21st century.
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The octogenarian Tata was acquisitive, legacy driven and an exponent of the traditional Tata Trusts view that companies exist to provide value and service to a community, making profits as a by-product of that process.
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So, is it true, as Thomas wrote, that "today most American working women would probably be surprised to know that they have an unrepentantly racist, male octogenarian to thank for outlawing sex bias on the job"?
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Howard showcases the disparate pieces in dialogue, juxtaposing hand-blocked wallpaper by the octogenarian British craftswoman Marthe Armitage with Hole and Smashing Pumpkins posters from the decade she spent as an art director for Geffen Records.
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Perhaps it's worth mentioning that sugar daddies, too, can be at risk: The Times has reported on a New York octogenarian who was robbed and left bound and helpless in his apartment after such a date.
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A 22-episode second season (ordered a month after the first season began) opened with a riddle-spouting giant from another dimension and an octogenarian room-service waiter lecturing Agent Cooper about milk's optimal drinking temperature.
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When the ikebana manual got thousands of likes, Idea contacted its author — an octogenarian theater professor emeritus of art and design in Illinois — and got permission to run up a series of shirts with his images.
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Watkins was convinced to go for one more spin around the galaxy by a fellow coaster enthusiast, 29-year-old Kyle King, who reached out to the octogenarian Imagineer after reading about him in a local paper.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Group promoted heir apparent Euisun Chung on Friday to a role of overseeing the conglomerate, moving him a step closer to succeeding his octogenarian father as head of South Korea's second largest group.
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The family of founder Sazo Idemitsu, including octogenarian son Shosuke Idemitsu - a former president of the company and now honorary chairman, say a merger with Showa Shell Sekiyu would not work as the businesses were too different.
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It will not get it from coalitions of diverse parties, especially if they are guided behind the scenes by an octogenarian who, despite his claims to be a liberal, never dared introduce liberal reforms when in office.
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The first styles out of the blocks included an array of tweed suits - a Chanel staple reimagined for every collection by octogenarian designer Karl Lagerfeld - in shades of gray that evoked chic Parisian looks from the 1940s.
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Black Light So, what does an accomplished octogenarian, who has amassed more than 75 awards and been collected by some of the world's most important art institutions, from MoMA to the Guggenheim, busy herself with these days?
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And unrelatedly, C.K.'s canceled film clearly stylistically references Allen's film Manhattan and possibly skewers Allen himself, via a character played by John Malkovich: an octogenarian who preys on underage girls and seems partly based on Allen.
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WASHINGTON — It was just before noon, in the last hours of a half-century wait for government documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, that the octogenarian Secret Service retiree shuffled into his first TMZ moment.
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To walk through Paris with Hazan is to be accompanied by a wise octogenarian who has absorbed the great city not only through his eyes and soles but through a close study of its literature and history.
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Sumiko, who goes by the DJ name Sumirock, has probably popped up on your timeline more than once this past month after her story as an octogenarian Japanese dumpling maker-turned-DJ went viral in the international media.
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Ever since an octogenarian judge shattered the bucolic civility of our nation's political discourse by having the gall to announce that, after 2628 years on the bench, he was retiring, our political tribes have been in a frenzy.
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In a choice more befitting an octogenarian than the millennial I really am, my favorite candy of all time is the original formula Necco Sweethearts, chalky, heavenly drops of deliciousness that are arguably the most maligned seasonal sweet.
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"I feel like the storm is chasing us," said Antonella Giannantonio, 51, who wasted no time last week packing her family, including her octogenarian parents, into two cars, then driving from North Miami Beach to Naples, then Tampa.
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See This The octogenarian artist Ben Sakoguchi was only three years old when he was separated from his parents who were incarcerated during World War II at Poston War Relocation Center, a Japanese-American concentration camp in Arizona.
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TOKYO — Ten months after Japan's octogenarian emperor indicated he wanted to give up the throne while he was still alive, the cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe approved special legislation on Friday that would allow him to abdicate.
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To the Editor: Of course it is a legitimate empirical question as to whether a woman or octogenarian or someone from some new demographic can win a presidential election if the object of the election is to win.
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Saudi Arabia's octogenarian monarch, who has overseen the launch of an ambitious economic reform plan since his accession two years ago, was on a month-long tour of Asia that took him to Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan and China.
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Stacks House tapped Jillian Mercado, a disabled model and activist who has graced the cover of Teen Vogue; Tess Money, a sex-positive creative director; and Hattie RetroAge, an octogenarian life coach and model for their social campaigns.
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At a time when so few people, in Democrats' minds, will stand up to Trump's bullying style of leadership, a tiny octogenarian woman has stepped into the void and seemed to say: I'm not afraid of him at all.
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"His knowledge of the game was second to none," said Buddy Bell, the former All-Star player who, as the manager of the Colorado Rockies and Kansas City Royals, hired the octogenarian Garcia as a coach in the 19963s.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel hosted guests in a mocked-up Mediterranean garden for its Haute Couture show on Tuesday though Karl Lagerfeld, the octogenarian designer responsible for the collection and extravagant set, failed to show up for his customary bow.
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Elvis Presley often referred to Fats Domino as "the real king of rock 'n' roll," but this octogenarian musical royal has led a relatively sedate life, especially compared with high-flying contemporaries like Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard.
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The octogenarian fell while fleeing an army raid on his home town in May and injured his leg, which had to be amputated two months later, said a spokesman for his son, former militant leader Government Ekpemupolo, known as Tompolo.
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The octogenarian has millions of fans of all religions who admire him for his efforts to fight poverty, raising awareness about climate change, trolling Donald Trump over his anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies, and his apparent support of LGBTQ people.
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Her office put out a corrective statement shortly afterwards and Mrs Pelosi has since said she believes at least one of Mr Conyers's accusers, while in private she has urged the octogenarian congressman to resign, as he probably soon will.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese doctor Yasushi Goto remembers prescribing the cancer drug Opdivo to an octogenarian and wondering whether taxpayers might object to helping fund treatment, which at the time cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, for patients in their twilight years.
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His pride and joy is the estate's "kitchen garden" of flowering trees and vegetables, where he and his octogenarian pruning master, Jan Freriks, know how to shape a black mulberry espalier — just the way it was decreed by Louis XIV.
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The two punning hosts, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, and the elegant and deeply knowledgeable octogenarian judge, Mary Berry, would all quit in allegiance to the BBC, while the remaining judge, Paul Hollywood, would agree to continue with the show.
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One of Icahn's first tasks was to vet the future Securities and Exchange Commission chairman and a number of candidates met with the octogenarian investor in his Fifth Avenue office just a few blocks north of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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Wade was "the worst abomination in the history of constitutional law," and his feeling that the high court (which he referred to as a group of "nine octogenarian lawyers") should not make decisions about state death penalty laws, according to AL.com.
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Best not to give away Nancy's biggest zingers — audiences have through March 1 to see for themselves — but suffice it to say they are not lines one expects to hear from a conservatively-dressed octogenarian in an assisted living facility.
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Old age has the potential "to liberate our mind to the vision of the immensity of the world, of which we form an infinitesimal part," as Carl Jung wrote in a 1960 letter to a fellow octogenarian, the Earl of Sandwich.
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According to four people who regularly talk to Biden, all of whom asked for anonymity to discuss internal campaign matters, it is virtually inconceivable that he will run for reelection in 2024, when he would be the first octogenarian president.
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In Thomas Rydahl's first novel, THE HERMIT (Oneworld, $24.99), it's an octogenarian Dane named Erhard, who has been living by himself for so long in the Canary Islands town of Puerto del Rosario that he's almost forgotten his native tongue.
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As a nonagenarian who has just completed the most prolific, productive five years of my life, I feel it incumbent upon me to urge a hearty octogenarian such as yourself not to put your feet up on the ottoman just yet.
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If you've ever heard someone whose social calendar bears zero resemblance to that of an octogenarian shrug off their weekend plans and say something like, "oh, haha, I love staying in, I'm such a grandma," then you probably know what I'm talking about.
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You don't want to become a stereotype of a crotchety octogenarian, proselytizing about the Good Old Days when people just talked to each other goddammit, and when you didn't need to remember all of these goddamn buttons to just send a simple message.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is moving to adopt a law allowing its octogenarian Emperor Akihito to abdicate but many touchy topics, such as his title and duties, remain to be settled before the monarch can retire in a step unprecedented for two centuries.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman has embraced the "selfie", taking part in a number of light-hearted self-shot pictures and videos during his tour of Asia that contrast with the pomp and formality of most of the octogenarian monarch's trips abroad.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An octogenarian former New Jersey deputy mayor who once thrilled audiences as burlesque star Hope Diamond plans to sparkle again in the role next week at a charity event - though at her age she plans to keep her clothes on.
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Chung, 23, was promoted to executive vice chairman in September, moving him a step closer to succeeding his octogenarian father and current chairman, Mong-koo Chung, who has been absent from public view and key internal meetings for the past two years.
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Observing that one gentleman he had photographed — Kanye West, whom Bill didn't identify — attended the 2016 Met Gala dressed in laboriously raggedy trousers and a bejeweled Balmain jacket, the seasoned octogenarian took this latest turning in the evolution of costume in stride.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese government panel suggested on Monday that a one-off law allowing Emperor Akihito to abdicate was the preferable way to let the octogenarian monarch step down, rather than revising the Imperial House Law to also let future emperors retire.
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The key intermediary for his surrender was Rafael García Herreros, an octogenarian priest who had previously accepted Escobar's gift of a "very beautiful hacienda" on behalf of his church, and had gone on television to insist that he had done nothing wrong.
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As customers stream into the store, Muslet's brothers, Faisal and Adam, work the register, while his mother, an octogenarian in a long, black robe, sits in a folding chair by the door, sipping a Coke and worrying a string of prayer beads.
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An art expert in Bordeaux, who had been approached by an octogenarian looking to have a drawing left to her by her father — a drawing of a woman in profile signed Leonardo da Vinci — authenticated, disappeared with the possibly extremely valuable artwork.
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She came upon Hnath's entry, which was based on a tabloid moment from the early nineties: the repeated effort by J. Howard Marshall, an octogenarian Texas billionaire, to persuade the twenty-three-year-old Anna Nicole Smith, then a stripper, to marry him.
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SEOUL, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Mong-Koo Chung plans to give up his board seat, in the latest sign that the octogenarian patriarch of South Korea's second-largest conglomerate is preparing to hand the reins over to his son.
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Asked to testify about Facebook's handling of private user data in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the 33-year-old calmly and carefully replied to Congress's questions and attempted to explain how the internet works to more than one octogenarian.
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Listen carefully and you'll hear them today in the newer music of acts like Bendith—a Welsh folk collab act—Richard Dawson, who roars over a detuned guitar like someone who's just stood on an upwards-facing plug and octogenarian legend Shirley Collins.
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Today those with an appetite for treasure head to the Rocky Mountains, where Forrest Fenn, an octogenarian art collector, claims to have hidden a bronze box containing gold coins, Chinese jade, emerald jewellery and other riches, including two gold nuggets "as large as chicken eggs".
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"Despite all that the Yanquis tried to do to him... he died a natural death," notes Marta Rojas, an octogenarian Cuban writer who identifies as black and who, as a young reporter in 1953, covered Fidel's initial, unsuccessful attack on the Moncada military barracks.
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Murdoch isn't necessarily dictating every front page or story; he is not in London as often anymore, although the current head of News UK, Rebekah Brooks, a former editor of the Sun, was once described as a "fifth daughter" to the octogenarian media mogul.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An octogenarian flying trapeze artist, the owner of the world's fastest jet-propelled go-kart and a dog named Feather with a flair for jumping are among the record-breaking stars to win a place in the latest edition of Guinness World Records.
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Knoxville's turn as the hard-drinking, porn addicted octogenarian is something of a mirror to angry old white people, the kind that will make you understand why the fact that more old Americans than ever are smoking pot is actually a really big deal.
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As recent as March, Posner told the Dallas Morning News that stare decisis—the doctrine of legal precedent—should be applied "very infrequently," and offered the Constitution's old age as supposed evidence of its fading importance (a curious position for a near-octogenarian to hold).
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Palestinian analysts have long noted the increasing autocracy of the octogenarian Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, in his struggle to suppress real and perceived rivals, and the competition between his Fatah-led Palestinian Authority and Hamas has led to waves of tit-for-tat arrests.
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The city's plans to fell 6,000 of the trees during a five-year period had already prompted years of protests and confrontations, pitted neighbor against neighbor, and prompted one octogenarian couple to say they would risk prison to protect the trees on their street.
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This three-part celebration of her life includes a screening of the documentary "Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band"; a conversation with the film's director, Carol Bash; and finally a performance by the fine octogenarian pianist Bertha Hope's hard-bop quartet. harlemrenaissance.
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But Mr. Law's young Lenny Belardo (he's got a name and an accent you would expect to be saying "First Time Long Time" on WFAN) struck me as a political novice compared with the octogenarian who is really in charge of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Octogenarian investing legend Warren Buffett has a similar perspective for investing: "A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful," Buffett wrote in an opinion piece for The New York Times in October 2008.
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The $30 million the octogenarian casino billionaire is spending on the midterms may sound like a lot, but it's actually a drop in the bucket compared to what Adelson's heirs will gain thanks to the estate tax cut provisions of Trump tax bill alone.
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Kamal Hossain, an octogenarian Oxford-educated international jurist now heading an opposition alliance, was not hurt when his convoy was attacked by men wielding sticks and stones as he returned from placing flowers on a memorial to victims of Bangladesh's independence war, an opposition spokesman said.
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Usually our style role models are somewhat close in age to us; sometimes they skew slightly younger, like, say, the boundary-pushing teen style icons of Gen Z. Or they might be a bit more mature, like octogenarian Baddie Winkle and her DGAF approach to fashion.
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Similarly when you think of the Millennial tribe, you think of the blissed-out stoner couple Taylor and Figgy; anxious Hannah panicking in the corner; hot-headed Michaela who beasts out at every challenge; earnest, emotional bro Jay, and Zeke, the self-styled octogenarian cruise ship passenger.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, BAM kicks off a retrospective of Robert Frank's films, octogenarian artist Lorraine O'Grady talks openly about aging at the New Museum, a new space-inspired cantata — which comes with virtual reality — touches down in Prospect Park, and more.
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"Instead of having others report (about us), we've decided to put the facts on the table about who we are," he added, saying the brand, which has long relied on octogenarian Karl Lagerfeld for its womenswear designs, had previously preferred to let its creative officials speak instead.
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Orrin Hatch — the octogenarian who chairs the Senate Republican High-Tech Task Force — says he can be tech's ambassador to a White House that has taken positions Silicon Valley hates: His comments came as part of a larger introduction of his tech agenda for this Congress.
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An octogenarian New Yorker, former lawyer and perpetual hostess for whom schmoozing and kibitzing have always been as essential as breathing, Gladys operates on the principle that if she can just continue to talk, she can surely power through the thickening fog of her old age.
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In "Boundaries," opening on Friday, June 22, Mr. Plummer plays Jack Jaconi, a wheeling-dealing octogenarian who vows to help his estranged daughter, Laura (Vera Farmiga), raise the money for her son's private-school tuition — if she'll join him on a road trip down the Pacific Coast.
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As an octogenarian, Mr. Rockefeller, whose fortune was estimated in 2012 at $2.7 billion, increasingly devoted himself to philanthropy, donating tens of millions of dollars in particular to Harvard, the Museum of Modern Art and the Rockefeller University, which John D. Rockefeller Sr. founded in 20023.
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The shake-up at Hyundai and its affiliate Kia Motors - together the world's No.5 auto group - comes a month after it promoted heir-apparent Euisun Chung to executive vice chairman, moving him a step closer to succeeding his octogenarian father as head of the country's second-largest group.
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Played by British actress Felicity Jones, the Ruth we see in On The Basis Of Sex isn't the mythic figure known today as "The Notorious RBG," the octogenarian legend whose fiery dissents are shared on social media, and whose image is tattooed on body parts and feminist bumper stickers.
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We talked about everything from our childhood pets (her rats, Mr. Peepers and Tefnut, and my dog, Inky) to my fanciful dream of one day running a retirement home for animals: geriatric cows and octogenarian pigs happily living out their golden years with nothing whatsoever expected from them.
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In a much-quoted, mouthwatering description by Mr. Hytner, the co-founder and artistic director of the year-old Bridge Theater, he suggested that "Allelujah!" would be an octogenarian "History Boys," the 2004 play about grammar school students that won Mr. Bennett both the Tony and Olivier awards.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Thad Cochran, an octogenarian Republican from Mississippi who serves as chairman of the powerful Appropriations Committee, announced Monday that he is resigning from the Senate on April 1 because of ill health — a decision that will create two Senate races in his home state in November.
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He lives alone in an apartment in Naples, and along with two equally elderly neighbors — a mad cat lady and a deaf, anxious octogenarian "who listens even if he can't hear" — is drawn into the life of a new tenant who they suspect is being abused by her husband.
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The show's sixty-three artists are a multifarious lot, from the New Mexico-based upstart known as Puppies Puppies and the local activists in Occupy Museums to the painters Tala Madani, who was born in Tehran and works in L.A., and Jo Baer, an octogenarian American expat in Amsterdam.
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"Although we have great respect for the visionary founder, we fear that the octogenarian Leonardo Del Vecchio might not be considered the best candidate to run a 9-billion euro sales company - especially while facing sub-optimal growth in emerging markets and e-commerce challenges," Citi analysts said.
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Yet for the last 10 years, there have been working relationships between McGuinness and three DUP leaders: first and most notably Ian Paisley, an octogenarian evangelical rabble-rouser, who bore a great deal of responsibility for stirring up the sectarian hatred which helped to kickstart "The Troubles" in the late 1960s.
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Beyond her gift for collecting statuettes (she is an EGOT — having earned an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony), Ms. Moreno is sharp-minded and witty, a longtime dancer nimble enough as an octogenarian to skitter across a stage in front of millions and to do it in heels.
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President Trump relishes the State of the Union address as an enduring television spectacle, and Tuesday's edition had plenty in common with high-quality reality TV. There was audience participation, including a spontaneous round of the birthday song for an octogenarian Holocaust survivor (even Mr. Trump was caught by surprise).
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Also on the fifth floor, Bianca Beck's huge papier mâchés at Rachel Uffner (Booth 21962) offer an amusing counterpoint to Mary Carlson's amazing little porcelain women just around the corner at Kerry Schuss (Booth 221), while the octogenarian Chicago painter Margot Bergman brings a lush series of large portrait heads at Corbett vs.
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Days before Donald Trump's inauguration, the Office of Government Ethics released an agreement with Wilbur Ross, then the nominee to head the Commerce Department, in which the octogenarian tycoon agreed to divest from a significant number of his holdings and step down from the boards of over 20 companies in which he held financial interests.
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So for this first offering of an Oscar Wilde season from his newly formed Classic Spring Theater Company, he provides the annotations of sentimental period music hall ballads, performed between acts by Anne Reid, the great octogenarian actress who appears as the hostess at the country house where much of the play is set.
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Photo: Iron County Sheriff's Office"His only intent was to defend what he had there if the end of the world was to come," Lt. Del Schlosser of the Iron County Sheriff's Office told AP. Schlosser added that the octogenarian man was preparing for an end-times scenario that could have involved governmental or societal collapse.
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A simple treatment guideline for clinical situations like my octogenarian patient's might look like this: For patients who have one terminal illness that is either resistant to treatment or can't be safely treated, combined with a second very serious illness or complication, along with a high degree of physiological frailty, physicians should consider comfort measures instead of cure.
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The narrative goes something like this: Your grandfather (or a similar white, male octogenarian) regales you with a story of how he got his first job: "I was 4, fresh out of a fancy college that cost a nickel to attend, and I walked into the first building I saw and shouted "I WANT TO WORK HERE.
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At 49, he is widely viewed as a rising star among the next generation of leaders whose ascent has been blocked by the two septuagenarians and one octogenarian who now hold the top three slots: Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 79, Representative Steny H. Hoyer, 80, the House majority leader, and Representative James E. Clyburn, 79, the Democratic whip.
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There&aposs a reason Bernie Sanders came very close to knocking off Hillary Clinton in primaries and it is pathetic to say that a near-octogenarian is the wave of the future but I think that Bernie Sanders has a lot more acolytes among the other thirty crowd that Hillary Clinton ever did and this is pretty good proof of that.
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Sometime around 2010, Forrest Fenn—an octogenarian millionaire who'd made his fortune as an art dealer— hid a treasure chest full of gold and jewels somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, north of Santa Fe. He then self-published a memoir, The Thrill of the Chase, complete with a poem believed to be full of clues leading to the loot's resting place.
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In the real world, a castle on a bucolic estate probably isn't the first place you'd think to find the headquarters of the world's greatest skateboarding company, but in the film Machotaildrop is owned by a theatrical octogenarian and former circus performer known only as The Baron, who, as the movie goes on, slowly reveals an obsession with getting back onto the tightrope.
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This is what Fashion Nova, a Los Angeles–based online retailer, does best: plants seeds on social media and watches as pop-culture influencers like Amber Rose, Blac Chyna, and even octogenarian Baddie Winkle post photos of themselves in the brand's body-con minidresses and high-waist distressed denim, convincing fans to buy into the fantasy of dressing like their favorite reality-TV star or Instagram model.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) on Friday joked that he and his wife were not the octogenarian couple arrested earlier this week for transporting 60 pounds of marijuana.
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It's this second "her" — as "Baddie Winkle" — that has earned this octogenarian 2.9 million Instagram followers, the allegiances of Nicole Richie and Miley Cyrus (the latter of whom befriended Winkle at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards), and a fandom of supporters and gawkers who can't get enough of the cognitive dissonance of a woman who looks like your grandmother wearing the kinds of things you feel too old to wear.
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"But it is quite surreal," she says of the empty streets outside, even in comparison to what she remembers of life in La Serenissima as a young child during World War II. Venetian lawyer Foscari says he has found it difficult to convince his octogenarian parents to stay at home and not work, though he says at their age they are both "on the death row" if they contract the virus.
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And believe me, this is a tragedy because in her pre-fame New York period alone, which lasted from 214-21984, Madonna lived more life than most octogenarian carnies, performing in two post punk bands rife with their own kitschy brand of new wave, touring Europe with a disco one-hit-wonder, starring in an 8mm student film that boasts an orgy scene with a transwoman, and bedding art world prodigy, Basquiat.
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It's this second "her" — as "Baddie Winkle" — that has earned this octogenarian 1.1 million Instagram followers, the allegiances of Nicole Richie and Miley Cyrus (who invited Winkle to join her at the MTV Video Music Awards this Sunday), and a fandom of supporters and gawkers who can't get enough of the cognitive dissonance of a woman who looks like your grandmother wearing the kinds of things you feel too old to wear.
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There, an octogenarian lifelong employee of the federal government named Ernie—who'd gone from being a nuclear technician in the Air Force to working for the Atomic Energy Commission and DOE—led us around on a bus (with windows that could black out, should something classified fly overhead) to various unclassified sites of interest: the Sedan Crater, the Teapot Apple 3003 houses, and the low-level radioactive waste disposal area—where Jimmy Hoffa was buried, the area manager joked.
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