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Loni Anderson – 1945

After Loni Anderson started her acting career in 1966, she has appeared in numerous films and shows. Still, the most remarkable credit you will see in her acting portfolio was the receptionist role in WKRP in Cincinnati. The performance earned her Emmy awards nominations and three Golden Globe Awards.

Anderson is also remembered for her relationship and marriage to Burt Reynolds, who starred with her in Stroker Ace. She is in her 70s now, and it looks like her acting career might be on the decline. She will appear as herself in the 2021 video documentary titled Forever Doris.

Cheryl Ladd – 1951

Although Cheryl Ladd came to Hollywood to kick-start her career in music, she soon finds herself in non-singing roles like commercials, guest appearances on shows, and episodic television. After joining the cast of Charlie’s Angels to replace Farrah Fawcett-Majors at the beginning of the second season, she became a household name.

Her fame didn’t end with Charlie’s Angels, though. When the show ended in the early ’80s, Ladd landed other roles in movies like Poison Ivy, Permanent Midnight, and Purple Hearts. In 2020, she appeared in the Television film called Christmas Unwrapped.

Ann Margret – 1941

Ann-Margret is a Swedish-American actress who started making a name for herself in the ’60s and won her first award in 1962 as Top Female New Personality. Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and Made in Paris are some of the memorable movies she starred in. Apart from her acting roles, Ann-Margret also released several musical albums and was even called the female version of Elvis Presley.

She’s a well-loved actress and singer, and it’s not hard to see why. Aside from her talent, she’s an attractive woman with an excellent fashion sense and a great personality. She recently made an appearance in the American romantic comedy titled Queen Bees.

Eric Clapton – 1945

As a guitarist, singer, and songwriter, Eric Clapton is the only artist to be inducted three times into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He is a multi-awarded musician who had a successful solo career and a member of The Yardbirds, Cream, and Blind Faith.

Known as one of the most influential guitarists globally, Clapton has won eighteen Grammy Awards to prove it. Age has yet to dim his light over the past years as he’s still the same award-winning rockstar he has always been. His last album was released in 2018 and was titled Happy Xmas.

Tim Matheson – 1947

Best known for his smooth-talking role in the comedy film National Lampoon’s Animal House, Tim Matheson started his career as early as age 13. He further burst into the limelight when he got nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards following his act in The West Wing series.

His talent is not limited to the screen alone, as he also earned his living in voice-over roles. In the animated series Johnny Quest, he was the lead voice actor. These days, he is still seen in the acting scene with ongoing roles in This Is Us and Virgin River.

Roberta Flack – 1937

Known for her No. 1 hit singles, From The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face to The Closer I Get to You, Roberta Flack is a notable singer who has left her footprints in the sands of time. She was the first singer to win the Grammy Award consecutively for two years for two different records.

She had since won several other awards, including the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2020. At Age 84, Flack is still doing very well even though age took its toll on her health. She reportedly had a stroke at some point, but she recovered after a while.

Dick Van Dyke – 1925

Dick Van Dyke has had a remarkable life, from his stint in the military to his career as an award-winning actor, singer, dancer, and comedian, which spanned seven decades. He started as an entertainer on radio, television, and Broadway.

Van Dyke used to be addicted to alcohol and smoking, but he later overcame and stopped, which is probably why he’s doing so well, even at 95 years old. He still takes on the new acting role as it was reported that he starred in an upcoming movie called Capture the Flag.

Tippi Hedren – 1930

After modeling for about a decade, Tippi Hedren made her first unofficial movie appearance in The Petty Girl; however, she always refers to The Birds as her first credited role. Her appearance earned her recognition from Alfred Hitchcock, who took it upon himself to launch her into the movie world.

Some of her notable roles include Marnie, a Countess from Hong Kong, and Roar, which she started a non-profit in its name. Though it’s been a while since we saw her on new projects, she is set to appear in Unforgettable, a movie directed by Karen Grace Cadle.

Paul Hogan – 1939

Paul Hogan, once the Australian of the Year, started as a comedian on an amateur talent program. Since then, he has made millions thanks to his acting career and his hard work. He got his big break when he played Mick in Crocodile Dundee and won the 1987 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor.

Though he never landed another iconic role, he got roles in Comedy and advertisements, which kept the bucks rolling in. He also had more installments to work on for the Crocodile Dundee franchise, among which is the one he recently starred in: 2020’s The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee.

Betty White – 1922

With an entertainment career spanning over nine decades, Betty White sure deserves the title of Pioneer in the TV world. She became famous through her outstanding performances in front of and behind the camera. What’s more, she is recognized as the first woman to produce a sitcom, leading to her receiving the honorary title of Mayor of Hollywood.

She won an Emmy Award eight times and took home a Grammy Award once. At 99, her acting days seem to be slowing down as she spends more time relaxing and enjoying life. White’s last acting role was in the 2019 TV series, Forky Asks a Question.

Ali MacGraw – 1939

Ali MacGraw gained everyone’s attention when she took on her role in Goodbye, Columbus, winning the Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Newcomer. She further solidified her international profile when she starred in the film, Love Story which also got her nominated for an Academy Award, and a Golden Globe Award.

Over the years, things have changed for MacGraw as it seems she hadn’t continued acting after the ’90s. Her final role was in The Glam, a movie produced in 1997. She continues to appear as herself in TV series. According to sources, she now lives a peaceful life in New Mexico.

Barbara Eden – 1931

When you hear Barbara Eden’s name, the first thing that comes to mind is her legendary role in the show called I Dream Of Jeannie. She continued to play an entertaining genie on TV for about five years, along with several other films.

She wrote her memoir titled Jeannie Out of the Bottle, which was released in April 2011. It chronicles her personal life, Hollywood career, details about her childhood, her marriages, and how she coped with her son’s death. At 89, working seems not to be her priority anymore, as her last appearance was on the TV series documentary called History of the Sitcom in 2021.

Max Baer Jr. – 1937

Though Max Baer Jr. went to Santa Clara University to study business, he found himself in show business, and he did pretty well. His acting career took off when he joined the cast of The Beverly Hillbillies, holding the most prominent role of his entire career.

He attempted to put up a casino when his acting career slowed down, but its development got suspended in 2012. Baer Jr. is the last member of the Beverly Hillbillies cast who is still alive today. He appeared in Jay Sebring…. Cutting to the Truth in 2020 and will appear in The Harlem Harlequin: Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom which is currently filming.

Patrick Wayne – 1939

As a son of a Hollywood legend, it wasn’t surprising to see Patrick Wayne enter the world of show business. Though he started acting early, he never compromised his studies. He has over 40 films to his name, including the 11 he did with John Wayne, his father. After college, Patrick became a full-time actor.

He ventured into working as a host in the ’80s and hosted shows like The Monte Carlo Show and Tic-Tac-Dough. His last acting project was the 1997 film called Deep Cover, and his most recent on-screen appearance is in a documentary about Maureen O’Hara.

Bob Barker – 1923

Bob Barker started his first media job in college and continued moving on from there. In the ’50s, he moved to California to pursue his passion for broadcasting and was given his own radio show called The Bob Barker Show. The show ran for six years.

Barker’s life changed in the ’70s when he started hosting The Price Is Right. He hosted the program for more than three decades and then retired in 2007. Barker had several health issues and got hospitalized for severe back pain in 2018. He made a full recovery, though, and is now living happily at 97 years of age. He last appeared as himself in the 2019 TV mini-series documentary, Lorena.

Clu Gulager – 1928

Clu Gulager first became known on TV after landing memorable roles in The Virginian and The Tall Man. He went ahead and became a popular film star after his impressive performances in the horror movies, Return of the Living Dead and A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge.

While many other actors his age retired years ago, Gulager looks like he’s still making money from acting with his part in the 2019 film, Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood. At 90, Gulager is definitely looking better and younger than his counterparts.

Thelma Barlow – 1929

Known for her role in Coronation Street, Thelma Barlow is a seasoned actress and writer. Though many people saw her on the series for more than two decades, she also did many TV roles in the span of her career. It was in the mid-’00s that she ventured into the big screen.

Apart from her TV roles, Barlow also has experience in stage acting. Arsenic and Old Lace are some of the plays she took part in. She isn’t making much money from her career as an actor anymore. Since her 2016 role in Florence Foster Jenkins, she has appeared as herself in 2019’s TV special documentary, Coronation Street at Christmas.

David Birney – 1939

David Birney has shown a flair for acting since his days in the army, where he received the Barter Theatre Award. He studied directing and acting on theatre arts at the University of California and landed his first acting job in 1967. Other notable roles he performed include Bridget Loves Bernie and St. Elsewhere.

Birney also worked in the theatre performing leading roles. At 82, his acting career seems to have come to a standstill because his IMDb page says his last role was in 2007 in the series Without a Trace.

Michael Learned – 1939

Michael Learned is an actress who won the heart of many with her superb performance in The Waltons. Due to her excellent portrayal of Olivia Walton in the show, she won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress thrice. She won another one for the fourth and last time for her performance in another show called Nurse.

In her 30s, Learned realized she had an alcohol problem. She decided to get rid of it and adopted a healthier lifestyle. She is reportedly part of Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story which is an upcoming mini-series.

Jamie Farr – 1934

Jamie Farr got his first film role in 1955 before he was drafted into the United States Army, where he served for two years. He was one of three cast members of the M*A*S*H cast to have served in the U.S. military in Korea. Farr appeared on The Dick Van Dyke Show and was a regular on The Chicago Teddy Bears, a gangster-comedy series.

Over the years, Farr has been less busy than he used to be during his prime, yet he didn’t close doors to his acting career. He’s still taking on roles, and his last one in 2019 was in The Cool Kids.

Leonard Whiting – 1950

Leonard Whiting got his big break when he was cast in the movie Romeo and Juliet in 1968. He discovered his talent as a performer at a young age at church and school. He was a hardworking child singer who won talent contests and appeared in plays.

As he got older, Whiting continued working and even made earnings from voice acting. He did voice work for The Dreamstone series during the ’90s. He stopped working by the ’00s but made a quick comeback with Olivia Hussey in 2015 in Social Suicide.

Barbara Walters – 1929

Due to her popularity with viewers, Barbara Walters became the first woman to co-host an American news program, The Today Show. She started her career on the same program as a writer and researcher and went on to create, produce and co-host The View till she retired in 2014.

She interviewed every sitting U.S. president and first lady, starting from Richard Nixon to Barack Obama. She also interviewed both Donald Trump and Joe Biden before they became president. Walters, who still looks every bit as beautiful as she was in her youth, was definitely a force to reckon with before she officially retired in 2014.

Barry Manilow – 1943

Even at the current age of 78, Barry Manilow’s golden voice is still as magnificent as ever, and in terms of looks, he looks way younger than other people his age. This is why some believe that he enhanced his look with the help of cosmetic surgery.

For more than five decades, Manilow made waves in the music industry, and some of his most popular songs were Copacabana and Can’t Smile Without You. To show that he’s still very much active in the music industry, he even released a new studio album titled Night Songs II in 2020.

Bob Eubanks – 1938

Bob Eubanks is not only known for being a successful game show host; he is also an American disc jockey and a television personality. He is still doing well at 83 years old. We still remember him for being the host of The Newlywed Game, which he hosted on and off since 1966, and it turned out to be successful.

He received his own Hollywood Walk of Fame star and a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award for his television work. Eubanks has been happily married to wedding coordinator Deborah James since 2004. He isn’t hosting any game show these days, but he will appear in Backstage with Bob, a new documentary.

Willie Mays – 1931

Nicknamed “The Say Hey Kid,” Willie Mays is a former American professional baseball center fielder who started playing baseball for the Birmingham Black Barons in the late ’40s. He got drafted into the New York/San Francisco Giants once he finished high school and bagged the Rookie of the Year Award and the National League MVP immediately, thereby making a name for himself.

He was traded to the New York Mets in 1972, and he stayed there for about a year before deciding to retire. Since he can’t do too many strenuous activities because of age, he spends most of his days resting in his home. Mays hasn’t been able to play golf or drive since 2005 because of glaucoma.

Robert Fuller – 1933

Robert Fuller is easy to remember because of his familiar raspy and deep voice. He started his acting career as a guest artist in movies like The Brain from Planet Arous and Teenage Thunder. Once he starred in Wagon Train and Laramie, he became a famous TV star. Fuller was awarded the Spirit of the Cowboy Lonestar Legacy Award in 2013.

Fuller largely withdrew from the acting world in the ’00s because he didn’t want to stay active in the industry into old age. He last appeared as himself in the 2018 TV series, Along the Trail. He is married to actress, Jennifer, and they have been happily together ever since.

George Hamilton – 1939

Best known for his role in Crime and Punishment U.S.A. and The Godfather Part III, George Hamilton is a notable TV actor and star. Looking at his recent pictures, you’d think he’s still the same charming guy with such an enchanting smile.

Hamilton started his acting career in the ’50s and is still healthy enough to take on new films or shows. He is known for his regular tans and his debonair style, which made him unique. According to his IMDb page, Hamilton is part of an upcoming film titled All Terrain.

Dean Stockwell – 1936

Dean Stockwell started as a child actor during the ’40s. He was under contract to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and thanks to his roles in films such as Gentleman’s Agreement, he got the public’s attention early. His career has spanned over 70 years, and he continued making money from acting even as he got older.

For many years, Stockwell graced people’s TV screens, and his performances in Quantum Leap and Battlestar Galactica are easily remembered. He hasn’t done any new movies since he appeared in Entertainment in 2015. Still, it was reported that he would appear in a new documentary called The Jack Richard Smith Documentary: A Portrait of an Artist.

Bob Newhart – 1929

Known for his deadpan and slightly stammering delivery style, Bob Newhart came to prominence in 1960, became a bestseller, and reached number one on the Billboard pop album chart with his album of comedic monologue. The follow-up album called The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back! was also a success, and both albums held the Billboard number one and number two spots.

Although he is a widely popular actor and comedian, once he started getting into mainstream acting, he became well-known for his appearances. Newhart used to be a heavy smoker, but after getting secondary polycythemia, he quit. In 2021, he will appear in the King of Cool documentary.

Stefanie Powers – 1942

Stefanie Powers is an American actress best known for her role in the mystery TV series Hart to Hart. Her acting career started in the ’60s, though she didn’t get her big break until the late ’70s when she starred in the mystery TV series, which earned her several Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe award nominations.

Despite being 78 already, Powers is still strong enough to work. However, she experienced severe illness due to two decades of smoking which caused her to develop a type of lung cancer called alveolar carcinoma. Luckily, she got surgery and recovered. In 2020, she starred in The Artist’s Wife.

Betty Lynn – 1926

Before she started appearing on Broadway in the ’40s, Betty Lynn was initially a radio actress. She was discovered by producer Darryl F. Zanuck who saw one of her stage performances and offered her a 20th Century Fox contract. Sitting Pretty and June Bride are the first few roles she took on.

Lynn’s most significant breakthrough happened in the ’60s when she joined the cast of The Andy Griffith Show. She largely stopped acting in 1997 after appearing on an episode of Shades of LA, however, she appeared as herself in a 2021 documentary called The Mayberry Effect. She now lives a quiet life in North Carolina.

Billy Dee Williams – 1937

You would instantly recognize Billy Dee Williams if you are a Star Wars fan. Not only did he do justice to the role of Lando Calrissian in the franchise, but he was also the first-ever major cast member of the franchise who was African-American.

He first appeared on screen in the ’80s and recently in 2019’s Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker. Undoubtedly, the character helped Williams grow his bank account, and he is even earning more simply from voicing the character. Williams did voice work for the upcoming Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga video game.

Harry Belafonte – 1927

Harry Belafonte is considered to be among the most successful Jamaican-American stars. He popularized the Trinidadian Caribbean genre during the ’50s, which earned him the nickname King of Calypso. The biggest hit of his career was The Banana Boat Song.

Apart from his music career, Bellafonte is well-known for his political and humanitarian advocacies. He is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and also a celebrity ambassador for the American Civil Liberties Union. He hasn’t made his living from music for a while now because his last album was 1988’s Paradise in Gazankulu, but he has been involved in the film industry in the 2020s.

TONY DOW – 1945

Fans may best remember Tony Dow as the Wally Cleaver in the iconic ’50s show Leave It To Beaver. After all, he reprised this role in the movie Still the Beaver and the series The New Leave It To Beaver. Younger viewers, however, may not recognize him because he began to appear sporadically both on small and big screens at the turn of the millennium.

It’s quite expected due to the California-born star’s age. At 76, Dow isn’t active in the scene anymore, last appearing in 2015 as Max Redford in the show Suspense. Of late, he had to miss a convention due to a health issue.

Al Pacino – 1940

It’s no secret that Al Pacino has been an icon in the Hollywood scene for decades now. Although his first memorable performance was in The Panic in Needle Park, the role that launched him into stardom was in The Godfather films. After that, he consistently served us more superb performances, such as in Scent of a Woman and Serpico.

He is well known for working on Looking for Richard and Chinese Coffee. Pacino isn’t disappearing from our screens anytime soon, and so you will see him in the upcoming film called House of Gucci.

Richard Dean Anderson – 1950

Richard Dean Anderson began his career in the ’70s when he became part of General Hospital. He later had his big break when he got cast as the lead of another series called MacGyver. Then he appeared in Through the Eyes of a Killer and Pandora’s Clock, to mention a few.

Now, at the age of 71, it looks like he prefers a quieter life even though he could’ve continued acting. He hasn’t done any acting work since 2013, when he appeared on an episode of Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23. These days, he splits his time between his homes in LA, northern Minnesota, and Vancouver.

Connie Stevens – 1938

Although Connie Stevens made her acting debut through her role in Young and Dangerous in the late ’50s, what brought her massive fame was her role as Cricket Blake in the Hawaiian Eye series. She was also passionate about music and pursued a singing career just like her parents.

Best known for her radio hit titled Sixteen Reasons, Stevens didn’t limit herself to acting. Over the years, she is also experienced being a producer, cinematographer, screenwriter, and director. Her recent project was the 2019 film By the Rivers of Babylon.

Gladys Knight – 1944

For someone so blessed with an incredible voice, it’s not surprising that Gladys Knight made so many waves in the music scene, so much so that people refer to her as the Empress of Soul. We remember some of her hit songs, such as That’s What Friends Are For and Midnight Train to Georgia. How could we ever forget?

Knight won four Grammy Awards as a solo artist and then won another three with her group named Gladys Knight & the Pips. She continues to grow her net worth through different opportunities, an example of which is her stint in The Masked Singer in 2019.

Willie Nelson – 1933

Willie Nelson has never really been one to follow the status quo. As a matter of fact, what contributed most to his fame is because he refused to conform to certain country music standards. All these and more made Nelson one of the most recognized artists in country music.

Red Headed Stranger, Shotgun Willie, and Stardust are some of his albums where he branched into a rebellious form of country music called Outlaw Country. Apart from his music, he has worked as an actor and even co-authored several books. His newest release was a studio album titled That’s Life.

Raquel Welch – 1940

Seeing as not many people can live for eight decades and still look as incredible as she does, being 80 definitely looks good on Raquel Welch. This is not so shocking; after all, she was considered one of the most popular beauty symbols in her era.

The 1966 classic, One Million Years B.C. was her call to fame. Though she only had three lines of dialogue in the film, her appearance was enough to do the magic. And it did, of course. However, we’ve missed her on our screens since 2017 when she acted in Date My Dad.

Robert Duvall – 1931

With a career spanning more than seven decades, Robert Duvall sure has many stories to tell about what happens in the Holywood scene. His award-winning performances in films like Tender Mercies, Stalin, and Lonesome Dove earned him four Golden Globe Awards, two Primetime Emmy Awards, among many others.

Not only is Duvall a superb actor, but he is also a talented filmmaker, whose work on Wild Horses and Assassination Tango left us wanting more. Despite age, it looks like he still has a few tricks up his sleeve for us as he reportedly has an upcoming movie called 12 Mighty Orphans.

Joe Pesci – 1943

We know Joe Pesci for two things. He is famous for his portrayal of tough and volatile types in different genres and also for his collaborations with Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, which truly helped his acting career. One of his most successful roles was in Goodfellas because it earned him the Best Supporting Actor award at the Academy Awards.

Some of his other notable performances were in Raging Bull and Casino. Although Pesci retired in 1999, it seems like he couldn’t help but appear in more films, with his most recent one being 2019’s The Irishman.

BILL COSBY – 1937

Bill Cosby is widely regarded as one of the most iconic comedians in history. Having started his career in the ’60s, he shared career beginnings with the iconic Richard Pryor. He also won five consecutive Grammy Awards for Best Comedy Album and became the first African American to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor.

While he cemented his place as an icon with his self-titled sitcom The Cosby Show, his reputation to a knock when he was convicted of indecent assault in 2018. He did some jail time but in June 2021 the conviction was overturned, and Cosby was released from prison on the day of the ruling.

JAMIE LEE CURTIS – 1958

Before Jamie Lee Curtis came onto the scene, there was Janet Leigh from Psycho and Linda Blair from The Exorcist. But Curtis overtook them all with a string of classic horror movies in the ’80s, most notably the Halloween franchise. Other memorable films include The Fog, Prom Night and Terror Train.

At the risk of being typecast, she changed tact and had roles in dramas like My Girl and comedies like A Fish Called Wanda, among a host of others. She has since returned to the horror game, and specifically Halloween with the soft reboot Halloween, and has two sequels in the pipeline: Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends.

INGER NILSSON – 1959

Inger Nilsson is a famous Swedish actress who became popular thanks to her role as the iconic Pippi Longstocking from the Swedish show of the same name. She was eight years old when she landed the part and played the character in a series and three other feature films.

Despite her childhood stardom, she still studied to be a medical secretary. Her passion for acting shone through, though, and she ended up back in the industry. She has since been playing a character called Ewa, a forensic pathologist in a show called Der Kommissar und das Meer. She also has a role in the 2021 series Jägarna.

Emma Thompson – 1959

Considering she came from a family of actors, it didn’t surprise us that Emma Thompson followed the same path. She started her acting career in the 1987 mini-series Fortunes of War after she graduated from college. She made a name for herself five years later in her role as Margaret Schlegel in Howards End, which earned her BAFTA and Oscar awards.

To date, Thompson is still taking the industry by storm. She recently played The Baroness in the 2021 picture Cruella as she will be seen next as the mean headmistress Miss Trunchbull in the film Matilda.

Richard Chamberlain – 1934

Richard Chamberlain was well-known for being a teen idol in the ’60s. The performance that brought him to the limelight was in the series called Dr. Kildar, after which he became the first-ever actor to give life to the character of Jason Bourne.

Being 87 years old has taken its toll on Chamberlain; therefore, he is not as active as he used to be. With his gray hair and skin, it is clear that the Golden Globe Award-winner has aged. He recently performed in the 2019 film called Finding Julia, and he is set to appear in two upcoming documentaries.

Tina Turner – 1939

Tina turner is not dubbed the “Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll” for nothing; she is known as one of the greatest musical artists of the 20th century. Her initial success happened when she collaborated with Ike Turner, who was her husband then.

Not only did Private Dancer, which was one of her albums, reached multi-platinum, but she also released massive hits such as What’s Love Got to Do with It and Better Be Good to Me. Although Turner hasn’t released a new album since 1999, when she dropped Twenty Four Seven, in 2009, she got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the second time.

Glenn Close – 1947

Despite starting her career in her late 20s, Glenn Close is considered one of the most revered actresses of her time. She originally played the titular character in the movie Cruella which was recently portrayed in 2021 by Emma stone.

She has won several awards from prestigious bodies such as Emmy, Golden Globe, and Tony. Close doesn’t seem to be retiring soon, even at 74. Several upcoming projects are lined for her, among which is her role as Dr. Scott in Swan Song and Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard.

Nancy Sinatra – 1940

From her iconic last name, it is easy to tell who Nancy Sinatra is. The daughter of the late Frank Sinatra decided to follow in her famous father’s footsteps and became a singer. She is best known for her hit song, These Boots Are Made for Walkin’.

At one point, Nancy landed acting jobs such as The Wild Angels and Speedway. Her last musical body of work was her 2013 album titled Shifting Gears. It looks like she is mainly focusing on Nancy’s Boutique, an online shop she launched in 2020.

Lee Majors – 1939

The talented Lee Majors landed his first uncredited role at age 25 but was first noticed on TV in the ’60s when he starred in The Big Valley. Landing several lead roles in shows like The Six Million Dollar Man and The Fall Guy escalated his fame further.

Over the years, Majors has had some significant obstacles, one of which was his heart bypass surgery, but he overcame them in the end. He is still alive and well today and not retiring anytime soon. After all, his IMDb page says he will be appearing in two upcoming films called Renegades and Spring Break ’83.

TONY DOW – 1945

Tina Louise – 1934

Best known for her role as a movie star in the CBS television situation comedy Gilligan’s Island, Tina Louise started her career on stage during the mid-’50s. She landed her breakthrough role in the drama film God’s Little Acre, which earned her the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year.

She starred in several other films, such as The Trap, The Hangman, and Day of the Outlaw. Louise appeared to have given up working long hours because her acting career seems to have slowed down drastically since the mid-’00s. She didn’t wholly retire, though, because she appeared in a movie called Tapestry in 2019.

Shirley Jones – 1934

In her six decades in show business, Shirley Jones has taken roles in several musical films like Carousel and Oklahoma, which caught people’s attention. She also won an Academy Award for her role in Elmer Gantry.

Jones became famous in the ’70s when she took part in The Partridge Family and, since then, hasn’t stopped making money from her acting career. Not even at 87, with her IMDb page stating that she will appear in the movie Forgiven This Gun4hire, we are really excited to see her portray a new character.

JENNA JAMESON – 1974

In the world of adult entertainment, few women have been as successful as Jenna Jameson. A former glamour model, Jameson rose to fame during the ’90s and created her own adult entertainment company in 2000: ClubJenna. In its first five years, ClubJenna profited an estimated $15 million.

Jameson is also a best-selling author, a TV personality, and an occasional actress. A webcam model since 2013, Jameson is also a mother of three. In 2019, she made headlines due to a dramatic post-pregnancy weight loss, dropping 79 pounds to get back to shape.

Howard Stern – 1954

Even at 67 years of age, Howard Stern remains one of the most prominent radio personalities in the world. His position as the wealthiest radio host globally was cemented after getting a $500 million contract from Sirius XM. Stern was initially considering retirement before he was offered a juicy contract extension in December 2020. Now, he gets paid $100 million per year and can enjoy a two-month break.

At the moment, Stern is on vacation since June and won’t return until September, which left his fans a little disappointed. After all, he is one of the most in-demand radio hosts globally.