Which is bad news for our favorite silver-haired dragon queen.
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His silver-haired look has not gone unnoticed in the party.
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They are not the silver-haired septuagenarians depicted in drug advertisements, either.
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SEVERAL times a year, groups of silver-haired Chinese people camp out overnight.
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The silver-haired and bearish Bayik is one of Turkey's most wanted men.
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And the silver-haired crooks, say academics, are desperate to be behind bars.
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Rex Tillerson, silver-haired and mature, looks like a Hollywood secretary of state.
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He thinks Anderson Cooper, the silver-haired CNN host, makes the most sense.
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That announcement was rolled out with the traditional pomp by a President who followed the script, and a silver-haired nominee who spoke well and looked the part (insofar as such parts have always been cast with silver-haired white men).
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We haven't seen our silver-haired warrior-queen quite this helpless since season 1.
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The silver-haired star has already co-hosted with Ripa several times since Strahan left.
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Charismatic and silver-haired, Garber released kitschy TV-style advertisements, in Russian, for his company.
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Silver-haired Lopez Obrador, a former Mexico City mayor, first ran for president in 2006.
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As "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" played, two silver-haired women began a simple waltz.
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And one of them is the silver-haired reporter who appeared in the docuseries, Aaron Keller.
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"I've still got a wet tissue here," the silver-haired veteran told reporters after missing the cut.
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Nothing is more reassuring to patients than seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to their bedside.
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Silver-haired and boyish-looking at 56, Mr. Lineker is something of a national treasure in Britain.
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A former governor of Indiana, he brings a reassuring, silver-haired mien and midwestern folksiness to his work.
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Shady things are afoot here, and it seems like a silver-haired Matthew Modine is pulling the strings.
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An older, silver-haired woman—the clear matriarch of the house—welcomed Brian and me with a kiss.
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Many of the demonstrators are silver-haired retirees who have made the early-morning drive from nearby towns.
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Others find relevance in the themes explored, such as loneliness, a problem that stretches well beyond the silver-haired.
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The top dog for the mission was Pete Theisinger, silver haired and slight of build but a tough fighter.
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Perkins and Giedroyc were often described as the eccentric aunts, while the silver-haired Berry was the culinary wisewoman.
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The nurses give me a glossy binder with a photo of a smiling silver-haired woman on its cover.
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It was a sentiment echoed by silver-haired Alina Bloomgarden, a self-described "adventurer" from the Upper West Side.
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Then you have to make nice with silver-haired donors while also persuading young professionals you're one of them.
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A group calling itself the "Silver-Haired Marchers" plans a 48-hour sit-in at police headquarters from Saturday.
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He was silver-haired, white, early fifties, well preserved—that one guy from "Mad Men" comes to mind now.
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Now the silver-haired billionaire is on the verge of notching another accomplishment, but it is a dubious one.
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So, when we saw the silver-haired horse god at LAX, we had to ask about his new superstar.
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The silver-haired beauty, now 86 years old, continues to inspire others as one of the world's oldest working models.
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There are many fans who find the gruff, silver-haired hero undeniably attractive, and actor Liam Cunningham has some thoughts.
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Almost by accident, the silver-haired Mr Kimberley has become a sought-after ambassador for modern farming methods in China.
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Also, freestyle skier Joss Christensen revealed that he carries a torch for silver-haired Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke.
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Nonetheless, with so many silver-haired felons off the streets, Japan remains one of the safest places in the world.
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It's almost noon and a silver-haired man walks into the El Moncayo mill to order two kilos of masa.
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At 47, he'd be one of the younger Fed chairs in history and Trump typically likes august, silver-haired types.
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At its side door stood a silver-haired man in tuxedo, checking names against a list of the lucky invited.
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The silver-haired Orcel is a charming yet intensely competitive Italian who made his name advising on giant takeover battles.
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"Hong Kong isn't just changing into a city of sadness, it is becoming a tragic city," said the silver-haired bookseller.
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Suzanne, a silver-haired 79-year-old woman with a spring in her step, is walking her dog on the beach.
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The silver-haired bloke thumbing through his iPhone is Les Moonves, the CEO of CBS, considered the best TV programmer alive.
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By 2015 the silver-haired, fleet-footed couple were regulars at Monday night senior swing dancing at a local community center.
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He and his silver-haired partner pose for red carpet photos hand in hand, and it warms my barely beating heart.
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A silver-haired woman with a dancer's physique, wearing a white gown, lay, perplexingly, on the carpeted floor near the sofa.
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The audience members settled into their seats and then burst into applause when the silver-haired justice strode into the room.
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Silver-haired, wearing a gray dress shirt and black pants and a tie, he did not yell or pound his fist.
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This version of the hero was originally a silver-haired hunk, but editors feared his hair color made him look old.
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As a D.J.'s mix boomed, Patrick Moxey, Ultra's silver-haired founder and president, received guests with hugs and a wide smile.
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Two decades after leaving behind "Cheers" and a hairpiece, Ted Danson is now everyone's favorite silver-haired demon on "The Good Place."
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On Set The silver-haired gentleman in the perfectly tailored dark suit made a sweeping gesture and gave me a wistful smile.
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During the question-and-answer period, a silver-haired woman approached the microphone to say that McNamee's worries sounded like science fiction.
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The silver-haired, blue-eyed Givenchy was a prodigious worker in his time, starting weekdays sketching or choosing fabrics at 7 a.m.
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The illegal store sells openly to customers ranging from budget-minded recreational users like Rowinski to silver-haired grandmothers treating legitimate ailments.
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A silver-haired Akihito, 84, who will abdicate next year, spoke at the memorial for war dead after a moment of silence.
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"Countering [disinformation and propaganda] is something that starts before the information campaign begins," said Tofvesson, the tall, silver-haired head of the department.
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This year, the silver-haired politician has amassed a campaign war chest of $309,118.13 for his primary battle against local attorney Brent Ackerson.
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It has silver-haired co-owners who welcome me to Connecticut even though I never mentioned that I was from out of town.
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"And some ladies, too," said Adrian Wood, the owner, a silver-haired Englishman and barber who wears dress shirts monogrammed at the cuffs.
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This is no surprise to anyone who knows Mr. Santos, a silver-haired man whose rich voice and courtly manner evoke another era.
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Depicting a meeting with the bank's boss, Ana Botin, the clip showed the silver-haired Italian cutting the air with a decisive gesture.
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Depicting a meeting with the bank's boss, Ana Botin, the clip showed the silver-haired Italian cutting the air with a decisive gesture.
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It's no coincidence that the silver-haired nominee name-checked Jackson, and that should hearten those dismayed by a politics gone off the rails.
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Longtime friends chatted with Coon as the slender, silver-haired grandmother prepared to do something she'd never done in her 270 years: Try marijuana.
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The unsung comedic relief of the entire exchange is the silver-haired man who steps in to grab Foxx's mic as he walks away.
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The silver-haired Lopez Obrador, a former mayor of Mexico City, has said he takes a "cocktail of pills" to control his blood pressure.
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With his silver hair, sharp suit and black-rimmed glasses, he's giving off vibes not dissimilar from another handsome, silver-haired comedian: Steve Martin.
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"We do have a personal relationship as friends," said the trim, silver-haired 46-year-old, appointed director of public prosecutions (DPP) last August.
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Browsing the manga that afternoon was Yvon Jerzak, 21, a silver-haired former fashion student who comes in five or six times a month.
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Touring the vast mill with its older machinery and silver-haired executives and rooms largely empty of workers, Mr. Winthrop began to look panicked.
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"We had no chance of overriding her veto," lamented the silver-haired Mr. Bradley, but Ms. Hassan was elected to the Senate in November.
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Gregory remained at the anchor desk for months, even as blind items emerged regularly about how the silver-haired anchor would be getting the boot.
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Its genius, and that of its marketing campaign, is to appeal to everyone, from scruffy backpackers to silver-haired oenophiles and even the superyacht set.
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The man who played the silver-haired prince is UK-based actor, Wilf Scolding, and you'll be happy to know that he's on social media.
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On a back road in a cave neighborhood in Purullena, a silver haired woman in a black coat and cane noticed us photographing the homes.
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"I have a positive opinion on it," said a silver-haired, paisley-tied man in his 50s, en route to work at the Reserve Bank.
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Through his Groupe Arnault, the silver-haired Parisian sits at the helm of the luxury goods companies Christian Dior and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
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Slender, silver-haired and impeccably dressed, Mr. Kushner, 63, was by turns charming, blunt and philosophical, an engaging contrast to Jared Kushner's more stilted persona.
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Denny was named for Reginald Denny, a suave English leading man during the silent era and, later, a reliable silver-haired uncle in the talkies.
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Tuzroyluk, seventy and silver-haired, was the president of Voice of the Arctic Inupiat, a new organization funded by A.S.R.C. and the North Slope Borough.
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No rally against Hurkacz exceeded four points and the silver-haired Karlovic sealed the match when the Pole sent an attempted passing shot into the tramlines.
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He made his N.B.A. debut with the Syracuse Nationals in 1956, and he was chomping on a cigar as a silver-haired scout six decades later.
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You know, the raven-haired secret heir to the Iron Throne hooking up with the silver-haired queen of dragons — who just happen to be related.
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That title goes to Indianapolis Colts silver-haired kicker Adam Vinatieri, 46, who won three Super Bowls as Brady's former teammate in 2001, 2003 and 2004.
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Twenty feet away, I see a paramedic escort my silver-haired mother into the memory care center, a nursing home for patients with dementia and Alzheimer's.
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"I've really always been such a fan of what he's done," Ms. Rowley said, her silver-haired 16-year-old daughter Kit Keenan sitting beside her.
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Photos of the silver-haired general now pop up regularly on social media, showing him visiting Iranian-aligned forces in different conflicts across the Middle East.
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The silver-haired 71-year-old faced potential extradition to the US over his alleged involvement in one of the most successful counterfeiting rings in history.
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But with the tournament still dominated by conventional strokeplay over the opening three days, it will not be so revolutionary as to upset the silver-haired set.
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It's an old city called Fribourg, and it's where Ottar Johnsen, a silver-haired Swiss professor of signal processing lived and worked for most of his career.
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"Mila Kunis was probably my first lesbian crush, besides that silver haired hoe Mirage from The Incredibles or Kristina Vidal's punk ass in Freaky Friday," Stenberg quipped.
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The silver-haired, 21996-year-old remembers quizzing her brother in her native Kumiai, now one of the dozens of rapidly disappearing indigenous languages in Latin America.
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Prosecutors have ordered the silver-haired Italian politician to stand trial six times since 2014 in an array of cases involving alleged graft and alleged financial wrongdoing.
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"It was a fun challenge at the beginning, but I'm not sleeping so well anymore," said Gilles Jourdan, the silver-haired manager of the stadium modernization project.
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The silver-haired Peter Lynch, however, was long retired from running Fidelity's Magellan fund when he teamed up with comedian Lily Tomlin in the 1998 ad campaign.
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You start the game as Nero, a silver-haired demon hunter who wields a giant sword, a pistol, and a prosthetic arm that doubles as a grappling hook.
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While others may have struggled to dismiss a reputation for boisterous, if well-meaning, behaviour, silver-haired Hawke said it helped him win favor with working-class voters.
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He would have moved on unimpeded, explaining what his PTSD "really" meant to unsuspecting clients, unamused caseworkers, and maybe a few silver-haired Red Cross volunteers from Idaho.
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The silver-haired gamer generation is not nearly as large as the number of current high school and college students who are obsessed with gaming and e-sports.
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From its gated headquarters, guarded by silver-haired devotees, it broadcasts warnings against "gender ideology" (an umbrella term for feminism and gay rights) and the "Islamisation" of Europe.
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A lean, silver-haired figure as Hugo, Edmond Genest portrays the crusty novelist with a cool composure that curdles into spitefulness even as his voice thickens with emotion.
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Far from looking frail, the silver-haired actor, model and artist wore a crisp white shirt and black jeans, his back straight and his eyes glittering with humor.
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The silver-haired Lopez Obrador has pledged to root out corruption and reduce violence, as well as re-invigorate the domestic economy and address chronic inequality if elected.
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At 39, Nawaz is handsome and vaguely famous looking in person, prematurely silver-haired, with a widow's peak and Mephistophelean soul patch that punctuates a politician's easy smile.
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RITES OF PASSAGE I have arrived at a life phase in which my dad is crushing on a silver-haired grandmother, and I'm giddily becoming his girlfriend's girlfriend.
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On July 17th thousands of older pro-democracy activists, describing themselves as "silver-haired", marched in central Hong Kong in support of their younger comrades on the front lines.
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Our tour guide, Margaret, is a silver-haired wire-thin Brit who has that kind of competent, Helen Mirren beauty that holds up even when you're Helen Mirren's age.
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From this loss comes more tragedy, and soon the sisters discover their respectable mother and her silver-haired female friends have been quietly chaperoning the town's underworld for decades.
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But in Brazil, that has been the norm for decades, which helps explain the abundance of silver-haired joggers along Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro at 40 a.m.
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To the contrary, seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to my bedside could give me plenty of concern about his experience with modern techniques and recent medical research.
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He was playing the arcade game X-Men: Children of the Atom and his avatar, Storm, the silver-haired weather-controlling mutant, had just been laser blasted by Cyclops.
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The biggest story coming out of Rio is the controversy over whether the silver-haired dude-bro did or did not get mugged by cops outside of the Olympic Village.
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At 64, he still cuts an imposing, silver-haired figure, resplendent in green lederhosen and bright red socks at the Austria House where the Alpine nation makes its Olympic hangout.
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But Mr. Trump, a natural showman, has described Mr. Pence to associates as someone who looks the part, straight out of "central casting" with his clean-cut, silver-haired appearance.
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The silver-haired, cigar-smoking Mr. Maglieri was more accommodating to the musicians who played at the Whisky or ate at the nearby Rainbow Bar, with its signature Italian food.
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" Then, his voice rising, the silver-haired Winkler said, "If you stay at the table long enough, the chips come to you, and tonight I got to clear the table.
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One of the few fictional films, Graceann Dorse's "Portrait of a Cat Fighter," imagines a new career for a silver-haired, mahjongg-playing female retiree: running a cat-fighting ring.
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The silver-haired 63-year-old is one of the best-known politicians in Mexico, having spent years relentlessly excoriating other parties for corruption in thousands of rallies around the country.
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Here was a distinguished baritone — a silver-haired heartthrob — accompanied only by a piano, living out a life-threatening personal drama through a more intimate, but just as revealing, art form.
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"Ecuador has grown frustrated with housing Assange for the past five and half years, and the president of that country recently called the silver-haired shit-stirrer "more than a nuisance.
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While I see myself transforming into a jet setting, silver-haired bon vivant, my friends are more likely to see visions of a lonely, loveless future, and a sparsely attended funeral.
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The characters that the fashion designer Zoe Latta invites onto her runway are unfailingly diverse, ranging from fellow artists to striking, silver-haired septuagenarian women and the occasional very pregnant friend.
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A few years ago at a college reunion, I listened transfixed as the silver-haired philanthropist David Rubenstein urged us "to accelerate" as we entered the last chapters of our lives.
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It seems that many people assumed at a glance that the artist was older than Reeves, because of her silver-haired appearance in the viral photos from the Los Angeles event.
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The well-respected, silver-haired head of the International Monetary Fund denies wrongdoing in the case, which dates to her time in the French government when she was economy and finance minister.
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In John Cameron Mitchell's sci-fi romance, based on Neil Gaiman's short story of the same name, Kidman plays Boadicea, a silver-haired den mother to punk-rockers in London circa 1977.
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K., I have my expert witness,' she'd stand up, throw off her coat, throw off her rain bonnet — and she was silver-haired — and then she'd stand up and present her theory.
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"There have been numerous beauty and fashion campaigns featuring silver-haired models, but I don&apost think brands have quite figured out what their older customers want and how to reach them."
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Silver-haired and 79, Mr. Pottinger had been a senior civil-rights official in the Nixon and Ford administrations, but he also dabbled in investment banking and wrote best-selling medical thrillers.
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Then there are things like his hair color, which the book describes as "so blond it seemed white," which closely matches that of the silver-haired Targaryens versus the Lannisters' signature golden blonde.
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Michel Barnier, the smooth-talking, silver-haired French politician who has been appointed to run a Brexit task force inside the European Commission, may not look like a man spoiling for a battle.
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A strait-laced, silver-haired former altar boy, he waved hello to his mother and to his wife of 31 years, and promised that Mr Trump would bring "no-nonsense leadership" to Washington.
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Along the back wall covered with red jumping-zebra wallpaper, two silver-haired men seemed engrossed in deal-making chatter, the collars on their polo shirts emerging straight-up above their navy blazers.
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Ms. McCann has been delighted by the abundance of Eastern red, big brown and silver-haired bats in the Queens Zoo, detecting 10 times as many bat calls there as in Central Park.
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Mary Beard, silver-haired and red-shod, was seated in front of a packed house at Lincoln Center one recent Thursday morning, addressing an annual conference called the Women in the World Summit.
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So does Bertelli, the silver-haired chief executive of Prada Group who, at 71, has been chasing the Cup without success with his deep pockets far longer than Ellison chased it with his.
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One of those first welcomers was Michael Dooley, a silver-haired farmer, turf cutter, man of the land of the old kind, who into his 80s, pedaled his big bicycle into the village.
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But, yes, I have arrived at a life phase in which my 84-year-old father is crushing on a silver-haired grandmother (of 14 grandchildren!) just as hard as any teenage boy.
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I saw a tiny silver-haired woman in a hot pink pantsuit and another in a tuxedo and flower-adorned bowler hat, as well as a man in a shiny mustard brocade blazer.
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Both silver-haired, silver-tongued orators, who lived as avuncular bachelors and gave their younger years to quasi-monastic work for the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu "volunteer" network, they sound like twins.
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And then, about a year after CNN started staking out Mueller's office regularly, out of the corner of our eyes, through the lobby window, a tall, silver-haired man came out from one hallway.
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And if that didn't convince you, a silver-haired Mark Ruffalo gets roped into saying he'll do a nude scene in his next movie, should you cast a vote for anyone other than Trump.
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It turns out Charlie may be tapped by Selina's rival, Bill O'Brien, to serve as treasury secretary if O'Brien wins the presidency, a fact the silver-haired fox doesn't bother to share with Selina.
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McDonagh, who is forty-seven, silver-haired, and less foulmouthed than his scripts, was a regular at Fat Cat in the late nineties, when his play "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" was on Broadway.
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Silver-haired and bearded — with a facial scar picked up from a rowdy night in college — Mr. Shine is a Long Island native, who grew up past where the island's electrified train tracks end.
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On Baseball PHILADELPHIA — Clayton Kershaw understands it now, the enduring passion of this sports-mad city for the stoic, silver-haired infielder who became his teammate three years ago with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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But in a new mugshot taken by the Nevada Department of Corrections, the now silver-haired former NFL star, 68, is shown smiling and looking relaxed in his prison uniform against a vibrant red backdrop.
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She was never part of the Notting Hill set, preferring to spend her time working the "rubber chicken circuit": speaking to silver-haired Conservatives in village halls and mid-range restaurants in small-town Britain.
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Charlie (still so silver-haired, still so charming) is like a horny Nicholas Sparks teen promising abstinence when he says that whatever Selina decides about his bank and the bailout money is fine by him.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Among the hundreds of thousands of protesters who have clogged the streets of Hong Kong in recent weeks, silver-haired, bespectacled "Grandma Wong", usually seen waving a large British flag, stands out.
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Mark Burman, a BBC producer, met some of its veterans for a radio documentary of 2008; he recalls "silver-haired men who could have been your uncle Morrie, shyly offering up knuckledusters and secret paperwork".
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But whether the line was a premeditated attempt to frame himself as a silver-haired reincarnation of the 40th president or plain old unoriginality, it still fell flat, prompting only very tepid laughter from the crowd.
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That can be hard to remember after his years of public, silver-haired eminence: touring arenas while he was in his 70s and playing leisurely three-hour-plus shows that seemed to slow down time itself.
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My grandfather crouched down beside me, put an arm around my shoulder and pointed out the silver-haired dandy in a pinstriped double-breasted suit, sitting lonely as a mountain in a corner of the room.
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Bush served as first lady from 1989 to 1993, the silver-haired matron of the White House who promoted literacy and became known for her bracing candor and sometimes tart tongue that belied her grandmotherly image.
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In 2010, Krishna Chettiar, a silver-haired 90-year-old dressed daily in a meticulously pressed white kurta, was finally convinced to lease his family's 60-room house to a small Tamil Nadu-based hotel company.
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HONG KONG, July 3 (Reuters) - Among the hundreds of thousands of protesters who have clogged the streets of Hong Kong in recent weeks, silver-haired, bespectacled "Grandma Wong", usually seen waving a large British flag, stands out.
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In the spring of 1977, Marler sent Robert Seyfarth and Dorothy Cheney — a young husband-and-wife duo of primate scientists — to Amboseli, Kenya, to study the alarm calls of small silver-haired monkeys known as vervets.
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In some of these images, a slight, silver-haired, bespectacled man looks at the camera, seated on a wild creation with three legs, or at the edge of a sculptural object comprised of curvaceous cones and scoops.
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Vic Damone, the postwar crooner whose intimate, rhapsodic voice captivated bobby soxers, middle-age dreamers and silver-haired romantics in a five-decade medley of America's love songs and popular standards, died on Sunday in Miami Beach.
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Silver-haired and hulking in his prison-issue shirt, Mr. Le Roux spoke about Ms. Lee in his first few moments on the stand, saying he had ordered her murder because he believed she had stolen from him.
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The silver-haired former diplomat spent most of his working life deflecting media criticism as Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman on Chechnya and special envoy to Brussels, and earlier as the Kremlin's voice under the late Boris Yeltsin.
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When I was coming of age in the mid-twentieth century, there was usually some authority doing the work for you, whether a silver-haired anchorman on the nightly news or the printed front page of a newspaper.
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With a bearded, ponytailed postdoc, he considered some mysteries of monkey consciousness; with his silver-haired neighbors, many of whom had attended the party annually since 1976, he discussed the Patriots and the finer points of apple brandy.
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There hadn't been this much excitement over a woman flaunting her age in public since Keanu Reeves took Alexandra Grant, a silver-haired 46-year-old artist, to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art gala last November.
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Mr. Berg, a silver-haired Norwegian pensioner known by his neighbors to have a soft spot for neighboring Russia, was 60 when an acquaintance in his Arctic hometown recruited him in 2015 to work for Norway's military intelligence.
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For the last 23 years, the silver-haired Mr. Osborne brought a sophisticated, gentlemanly air to TCM, where he turned his savant-like familiarity with films, their back stories and their stars into absorbing intros, outros and interviews.
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But the silver-haired lawyer's deliberative demeanor – which inspired Trump to suggest he comes from "central casting" for the role of vice president – along with the absence of a Twitter addiction would probably placate investors of all political persuasions.
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"Mobile payments have taken off slower than I personally would have thought if I were sitting here a few years ago," said a silver-haired, surely taught-skinned Cook, before remarking that he would like to outlast the usefulness of cash.
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A video clip from official statehouse footage posted on YouTube showed the 69-year-old, silver-haired governor pausing to take a sip of water, then slurring his words as he tried to resume his address before slumping at the lectern.
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He has staged daily shows of action and resolve; scolding silver-haired CEOs to bring back jobs; signing executive orders to review and eventually repeal what he calls "job-killing" regulations, flanked by farmers or coal miners in hard hats.
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Despite the plethora of initiatives, businesses are only in the early days of working out how to target older consumers, says Hiroyuki Murata, who heads the Centre for Studies on Ageing Societies and advises firms on targeting the silver-haired.
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Diners were walled off from other diners psychically by high-backed booths, dim lighting and oversize menus, their imagined place atop the social ladder reinforced by silver-haired waiters in cropped jackets who murmured in Jeeves-like tones of deference.
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Outside the elevator in his West Hollywood apartment building, holding a bag of garbage to go out, the tall, silver-haired man in a well-worn black polo shirt appeared a far cry from the hell-raising socialite he once was.
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Ever since the special counsel investigation into Russian interference during the 2016 presidential election was launched, the silver-haired former FBI director at its head has been idolized, lusted after, and nearly deified by a Resistance badly in need of heroes.
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Known as AMLO, the silver-haired 63-year-old made headlines after the 2006 presidential vote when he brought parts of the capital to a standstill with mass protests, saying he had been robbed of victory by center-right candidate Felipe Calderon.
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Besides churning out video games for China's young generations, Tencent has also been attuned to the needs of silver-haired users: its latest bet is an app that teaches middle-age and elderly users, most of whom are female, how to dance.
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Young doctors have many good qualities that have nothing to do with age, for better or worse, But when he writes that "nothing is more reassuring to patients than seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to their bedside," I have to disagree.
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After more than three decades as a Hollywood talent manager, Mr. Dauer, tanned and silver-haired, had the aura of success: a house in the tony Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, a cherished collection of sports memorabilia, membership at a country club.
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During the early development of the 285 Max, the pilot, Ray Craig, a silver-haired retired Navy airman, was trying out high-speed situations on a flight simulator, like maneuvers to avoid an obstacle or to escape a powerful vortex from another plane.
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Michael Mann's slick neo-noir stars a silver-haired Tom Cruise as Vincent, a ruthless hitman who forces a reluctant, everyman taxi driver named Max (Jamie Foxx), into driving him around all night as he checks names off of his kill list.
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"That's why it was so cheap," said Ng, the silver-haired 66-year-old landlord, who bought the tiny 21990-square-foot unit after the double suicides for just over HK$280 million ($2000,2576) in 22014, 22011 percent less than the then market rate.
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Sara Porter, the woman at the center of "The Theoretical Foot," a novel by M. F. K. Fisher written in 1939 and unpublished until now, glides silently in and out of the rooms of the Swiss house she shares with her ethereal, silver-haired lover, Tim Garton.
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Known as AMLO, the silver-haired politician earned the ire of many Mexico City residents after the 2006 presidential vote when he brought parts of the capital to a standstill with mass protests, saying he had been robbed of victory by center-right candidate Felipe Calderon.
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The decision to part ways with Valeant is another black eye for the silver-haired Mr. Ackman, who was once revered by many on Wall Street — a "Baby Buffett," according to Forbes magazine — for his penchant for picking the right companies for a management or structural shake-up.
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At all of his events in Iowa, even the rally in Council Bluffs, which was held at a high school, older people made up a sizable portion of Mr. Buttigieg's crowds, providing a striking contrast: a fresh-faced mayor of a midsize city speaking to silver-haired attendees.
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His 1950 oil on canvas, "Shuffleton's Barbershop," showing silver-haired men making music in a lamplit interior, has been described by a biographer of the artist, Deborah Solomon, as "one of his five or six best works" and given an estimated price of $20 million to $30 million by Sotheby's.
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"The good news is, they say it's one of the best success stories and by all indications (the cancer has) not extended beyond the prostate," Dayton said.. The silver-haired governor stunned observers, including members of the state legislature, when he collapsed on Monday while delivering the state-of the-state speech.
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In the meantime, we have a few guesses: Idea 1: It follows silver-haired gumshoe Will Flinton, a saxophone-playing loner enlisted by an old flame to find her husband, who just happens to be the president, who's been kidnapped by an evil cabal of Republicans, led by their bungling leader Duke Mingrich.
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When I first hit the presidential campaign trail as a reporter chasing the likes of Bob Dole, Jesse Jackson, George H.W. Bush and a young Al Gore across the farm fields of Middle America in 1988, I stumbled across a silver-haired man at a greasy-spoon restaurant in La Crosse, Wis.
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Ernest F. Hollings, a silver-haired South Carolina Democrat who served 38 years in the United States Senate in an era of rising prosperity and often painful accommodation to racial tolerance in his state and across the South, died on Saturday at his home in Isle of Palms, S.C. He was 97.
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Now that Mr Obama is about to pay the first visit to Cuba by a sitting president since 1928, on March 21st and 22nd, the dominant mood in Miami is one of resignation, says the mayor, an urbane, silver-haired Republican who left Cuba as a boy the year after Fidel Castro took power.
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WHEN THE ART law attorney John Koegel opened his eponymous firm in SoHo, then the center of the art world, in 1982, a silver-haired Ileana Sonnabend and an elegantly dressed Leo Castelli — dealers responsible for the careers of Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg — could be seen walking to their respective galleries in the mornings.
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We learn in the afterword that the silver-haired hero was Fisher's lover and then husband, Dillwyn Parrish, familiar to Fisher readers as the worldly Chexbres, and that Fisher was watching him suffer the pain of the fevered passages, caused by a fatal degenerative disease that resulted in the amputation of his leg just after the summer of 1938.
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He is an avuncular silver-haired man with a reputation for efficiency and a liberal bent; in 2014, he issued a ruling that same-sex couples have the right to marry in South Carolina, and he was responsible for installing a portrait of Jonathan Jasper Wright, the state's first black Supreme Court justice, in the Court building.
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The contents of Saul's sling bag are scattered across the asphalt — his lecture notes on Stalin's method of seducing women; the packet of condoms he's bringing to a rendezvous with his art-photographer girlfriend, Jennifer — along with a small rectangular object belonging to the car's driver, an elegant silver-haired gentleman who introduces himself as Wolfgang.
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Dante is of course present in DMC 5, but longtime fans of the series might be surprised to see that the real emotional center of this installment is not Dante, but Nero — the young, silver-haired demon killer whose connection to Dante is confirmed later in the game (no one will be surprised by this reveal and that is OK).
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Perhaps surprisingly, Mr Dean (now a silver-haired grandee, interviewed at his Washington law firm) and young volunteers at the Union Jack Pub agree on how Mr Sanders may wield lasting power: by changing the party from the bottom up, even though the Vermont senator joined the Democrats to run for the White House only after years as an independent.
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He had a particularly good year in 1987 when Barry Levinson cast him as an aluminum-siding salesman in the highly praised "Tin Men," and he won a small but meaty part in Norman Jewison's "Moonstruck" as a silver-haired college professor who joins Olympia Dukakis for dinner at an Italian restaurant — and walks her home — after his student-age date had thrown a drink in his face.
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Picking a jury has long been a crucial maneuver that can make or break a criminal trial, and yet it was remarkable that the case of Mr. Liang, which has been going on for nearly a year and a half and was scheduled to end on Thursday with a sentencing, now hinges on the veracity of Mr. Vargas, a silver-haired man with a bushy white Santa Claus beard.
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While his policies were painful to middle-class Australians, he subdued inflation and unemployment for years, and was regarded by his countrymen as "a good bloke," a blunt, trim, silver-haired cigar smoker with the wit of a Rhodes Scholar and the rugged features of an Aussie who loved horse racing and football, admitted marital infidelities and once bragged of downing two and a half Imperial pints of beer in 12 seconds.
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Held in the Pompidou, the show featured 37 sartorial clichés on 37 diverse non-models of all ages, genders, colors, heights and hip sizes, from the "Milanesa" (a silver-haired lady who lunched in a big mink coat, bigger sunglasses and a tailored skirt) to the "Punk" (spiked and studded lurid green painted leather jacket, matching trousers, matching boots, matching hair), "Miss Webcam" (cropped voluminous vinyl puffa jacket, stonewashed skinny jeans), and the "Bride" (a long white ruffled dress encased in a tulle shroud).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A Gibson girl with a perfectly coiffed Vidal Sassoon bob wearing a ballgown made of slabs of meat and sausage links; a wide-eyed, silver-haired, childlike waif half submerged in a body of water containing amoebas, protozoa, body parts, and a foetus; Amanda Seyfried as a lady with ermine (in this case, it's a dead cat) and Katy Perry posing like Titian's Venus in a "Garden of Earthly Delights" settings — these are just a few examples of the works of pop-surrealist painter Mark Ryden, who, in his 215-year career, brought the lowbrow art movement out of the underground circuit of Southern California and into the mainstream.
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