Tony Bennett, 95 Years Old

Long Island Music Hall of Famer Tony Bennett has permanently impacted show tunes and jazz with his rich, distinctive style. The famed philanthropist, who has raised funds for countless charitable causes, has earned himself the nickname Tony Benefit among fans. Rags to Riches secured Bennett’s fame in the ’50s.

Bennett’s comeback in the ’80s and ’90s with tracks like Steppin Out’ and Perfectly Frank captivated all-new audiences. By the start of the 2000s, Bennett was still touring and hitting around a hundred shows a year. Even at 94, Bennett was still performing at the Nordoff Robbins Carol Service during December of 2020 to aid charity.

Murray Abraham, 81 Years Old

The turning point for Murray Abraham’s career took place in the ’80s when he won the Oscar for Amadeus. We really wonder how time has flown by, as we see this talent house in his eighties now! Unbelievable, isn’t it?

Murray’s work in The Name of the Rose and Last Action Hero has been appreciated by actors working at the same time. Murray is always going to be class-apart and remembered for his contributions to the entertainment industry. It is always a pleasure watching this star, and we will continue admiring his work no matter what!

Lee Majors, 82 Years Old

Famous for his outstanding performance as Colonel Steve Austin in the sci-fi TV series The Six Million Dollar Man, Lee Majors has been in the entertainment industry for quite some time. He landed other roles in films including Scrooged and The Fall Guy and also judged the 1981 Miss Universe pageant.

Majors is still active in the industry and enjoys working in action and thriller movies, with his latest appearances being in 2019 on Magnum P.I. and Narco Sub in 2021. Even in his 80s, Majors still delivers a solid performance each time.