A Deutsche Bank branch in Atlanta had requested the eviction of Vita Lee, a 103-year-old Atlanta woman, and her 83-year-old daughter. But when the movers hired by the bank and police arrived at the house, they had a change of heart.
At 92 years old (yes, 92), Sidney Harman, audio industry pioneer, philanthropist, author, university professor, and lover of Shakespeare decided to embark on a business venture that lost nearly $30 million last year -- he bought Newsweek magazine.
Two seniors at an assisted living center don't need any help to have fun, caught here doing the "whip" and "nae nae" dance.
Jim Schlegel fought during Pearl Harbor and was alive to see the Cubs play in 1945 – now he's gotten the chance to see them one more time.
Emanuel Dotch knows the importance of a good meal – so when he found this sweet old woman driving on an empty stomach, he knew what to do.
Though she may be gone, Driving Miss Norma will always be a loving reminder to act a little kinder and live a little fuller.
After he cracks open that treasured birthday box, his excitement is as bright as the soles of his new shoes.
No one was prepared for grandma Mary's mad drumming skills when she sat down at a kit in a Wisconsin music store.
When these four police officers were dispatched to check on a heartbroken couple, they knew just the method for cheering them up.
100-year-old Irving Fields still plays for diners at the Park Room in NYC on weekends, even writing songs about them, while never missing a beat.
A new study shows that moderate drinking -- one to two drinks per day -- helps older and middle-aged adults to live longer than those who abstain from alcohol, altogether, lowering their risk of death by 49 percent compared to non-drinkers.
From dining to traveling across America, seniors as young as 55 are missing out on millions of dollars in discounts, simply because they don't know to ask.
A Northern Irish woman only discovered in 1989 that she had an older sister—and finally embraced her for the first time at Dublin airport Tuesday.
A Minnesota woman who turned 100 leads an exercise class and says she doesn't allow age to slow her down. She insists that the key to longevity is a positive attitude.
This centenarian is being honored for working at his local Habitat For Humanity more than any of his younger counterparts.
George Boivin had had his obituary penned up for the last seven years specifically so he could make one last request of his friends, family, and readers.
Pat Adams had always dreamed of meeting superstar George Clooney – so when her birthday rolled around on Sunday, the actor stopped by for a surprise visit.
Johnny Jennings has recycled millions of pounds of paper and saved pennies just so he can donate the money to a children's home.
Phil Coyne may almost be 100 years old, but that doesn't stop him from showing up at the Forbes Field in Pittsburgh every day.
This grandma has written thousands of personalized letters to service members deployed overseas – and she doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon.
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