At 83, Barbra Streisand is rarely seen in Los Angeles

These extraordinary figures are a testament to longevity and vitality in the ever-changing world of fame.

Paul Hogan — 84

Paul Hogan first attracted attention when he performed on the New Faces show, wittily ridiculing the jury. At an advanced age, he continues to delight fans: in 2020, he again played his legendary character in the film The Excellent Mr. Dundee.

Richard Simmons — 75

One of the most recognizable fitness trainers of the 70s and 80s, Richard Simmons became famous thanks to his Sweatin’ to the Oldies program. He held training sessions at Slimmons Studio, winning the hearts of many. Now he enjoys a quiet life in his mansion, leaving the bustle of society behind.

Johnny Mathis – 88 years old

Starting as a singer in a church choir, Johnny Mathis became a star of the US jazz scene. His musical career took off after signing a contract in 1955, and in 1957, the hit “Chances Are” became a real sensation. Now he is trying himself in cinema – in 2021, he appeared in the documentary The Last Old Master.

Pat Boone – 89 years old

Pat Boone, with his expressive voice, conquered the music charts of the 1950s. He became recognizable not only as a singer, but also as a TV and radio host. He gained particular popularity in 1955, becoming a symbol of that era.

Marla Gibbs — 92

Marla Gibbs has starred in films and on television, including Black Belt Jones and The Jeffersons. A talented comedian and producer, she reached the pinnacle of success with her project 227 and received a star on the Walk of Fame in 2021.

Jocelyn Wildenstein — 83

Jocelyn Wildenstein became famous not so much for her work, but for her dramatic changes in appearance. Her marriage to billionaire Alec Wildenstein brought her into high society. Despite financial difficulties and divorce, she claims that her appearance is the result of Swiss roots, not surgery.

Bob Newhart — 94

Bob Newhart started as a copywriter, but soon became a comedy star. His first album earned him a Grammy Award. Over time, he won the love of viewers through television and film. At one point, he even quit smoking for the sake of his health and career.

Billy Dee Williams — 86

Billy Dee Williams’ career was slow to develop until he starred in the 1970 drama Brian’s Song. He became a symbol of style and charisma, and in 2019, he reappeared in Star Wars, continuing his Hollywood story.

Mel Brooks — 97

Melvin Kaminsky, better known as Mel Brooks, won over audiences with his sarcasm and daring comedies. He went from unstable earnings to the pinnacle of success in the 1970s. Brooks is a member of the elite EGOT club — winners of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards.

Maggie Smith — 88

Legendary British actress Maggie Smith left a deep mark on world cinema and theater. From her role in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie to the role of Professor McGonagall in Harry Potter, she has won multiple BAFTA, Oscar, and other awards.

Clint Eastwood — 93 years old

Clint Eastwood is not only a famous actor, but also a talented director. His life off stage was eventful: two marriages and at least eight children from different women. However, it was his work that brought him five Oscars and worldwide fame.

Sophia Loren — 89 years old

Sophia Loren, an Italian film star, became famous in the 50s and 60s, becoming a symbol of beauty and talent. She is the winner of an Oscar and a Golden Globe. Despite her successful career, her personal life was often discussed in the press, primarily her affair with Cary Grant.

Shirley MacLaine — 89

Shirley MacLaine is known for her roles in The Apartment, Terms of Endearment, and Downton Abbey. She is an award-winning actress, a renowned author, and an activist.

Joan Collins — 90

The celebrated actress Joan Collins celebrated her 90th birthday with a rich legacy, from her early role in The Girl on the Red Velvet Swing to her iconic portrayal of Alexis in Dynasty. In addition to acting, she has distinguished herself as a writer and fashion icon.

Carol Burnett — 90

Carol Burnett rose to fame with her show in the 60s. Her genuine humor and kindness made her a crowd favorite. She has received numerous awards throughout her career and left a significant mark on television history.

Julie Andrews — 88

Julie Andrews became a global star thanks to her roles in Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music. Her vocals and acting have won the love of millions. Even today, she remains active in film and television.

Dick Van Dyke — 97

Dick Van Dyke won the hearts of audiences with his charm in Mary Poppins. He is an Emmy Award winner, has a star on the Walk of Fame, and has received an honorary award from the Kennedy Center. Even at an advanced age, he remains active in the industry.

Robert Redford — 87

In addition to his acting career, Robert Redford is known as the founder of the Sundance Institute, where he helps aspiring filmmakers. He has made a significant contribution to the development of independent cinema.

Michael Caine — 90

Sir Michael Caine has starred in more than 130 films. Since the 1960s, he has become the face of British cinema. His roles in The Italian Job, Get Carter, and The Dark Knight made him a living legend. In 2000, he was knighted.

Bill Cobbs — 89

Bill Cobbs distinguished himself as a flamboyant character actor, starring in films such as The Brother From Another Planet. Throughout his long career, he has also left a deep mark on the cultural life of the African-American community.

Gene Hackman — 93

Having retired from acting in 2004, Gene Hackman lives in seclusion on a ranch in New Mexico. He continues to create in literature, having written two novels. His acting legacy includes dozens of iconic roles.

Anthony Hopkins — 85

Sir Anthony Hopkins, famous for his roles in drama and blockbusters, remains one of the most respected actors in Britain. In addition to The Silence of the Lambs, he became part of the Marvel cinematic universe. Off stage, she is actively involved in charity work.

Tippi Hedren — 93

Tippi Hedren started as a model and later became Alfred Hitchcock’s muse. Her acting career and animal welfare work led to the creation of the Roar Foundation, which cares for big cats.

Bob Barker – Dies at 99

TV presenter Bob Barker has died shortly before his 100th birthday. His career was successful but marked by controversy, including lawsuits with colleagues. However, he will be remembered as the presenter of The Price Is Right.

Barbra Streisand — 83

The famous singer, director, and actress Barbra Streisand is rightfully considered one of the most influential women in the history of show business. Although she has rarely appeared in public in recent years, her recent appearance in Los Angeles caused a wide resonance. Even now, Streisand retains her charisma, remaining a symbol of creative excellence and inspiring a younger generation of artists.