Ages & Icons

Despite a time zone mix-up that led to our interview with Michael Caine, occurring an hour early – at least Mike had a chance to swallow the mouthful of lunch he was scarfing down when he answered the early call – Caine discussed not only his recollections of the 1960s but how his generation’s unique spirit continues to shape the world and the very way we think about aging itself.

Michael Caine, serves as narrator and co-producer of the new documentary My Generation, an exploration of the music, fashion, rebellion, free love and hippie haze of the 1960s.

Despite a time zone mix-up that led to our interview with Michael Caine, occurring an hour early – at least Mike had a chance to swallow the mouthful of lunch he was scarfing down when he answered the early call – Caine discussed not only his recollections of the 1960s but how his generation’s unique spirit continues to shape the world and the very way we think about aging itself.

Michael Caine, serves as narrator and co-producer of the new documentary My Generation, an exploration of the music, fashion, rebellion, free love and hippie haze of the 1960s.

We caught up with Jane Seymour in Toronto for our latest episode of Ages & Icons and talked everything from cooking to self-care to Playboy and a possible Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman reboot, along with Little Italy, which hits theatres across Canada on Aug. 24. As well, the actress gave us a tip on what she calls “the best facelift.” And guess what? It’s free!

We caught up with Jane Seymour in Toronto for our latest episode of Ages & Icons and talked everything from cooking to self-care to Playboy and a possible Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman reboot, along with Little Italy, which hits theatres across Canada on Aug. 24. As well, the actress gave us a tip on what she calls “the best facelift.” And guess what? It’s free!

In this episode of Ages & Icons, the 62-year-old Hammond – who has two new Audible audiobook releases this week, including his memoir, God, If You’re Not Up There, I’m F*cked and That’s Clinton, an assortment of stories from his book – opens up about his time on SNL, including being the oldest cast member in history, his addiction struggles and the ongoing process of becoming a healthier, better version of himself. Of course, he also tosses in a few impressions for good measure.

In this episode of Ages & Icons, the 62-year-old Hammond – who has two new Audible audiobook releases this week, including his memoir, God, If You’re Not Up There, I’m F*cked and That’s Clinton, an assortment of stories from his book – opens up about his time on SNL, including being the oldest cast member in history, his addiction struggles and the ongoing process of becoming a healthier, better version of himself. Of course, he also tosses in a few impressions for good measure.

Ahead of the release of his new film Shock and Awe, Zoomer Arts & Entertainment Editor Mike Crisolago spoke with director Rob Reiner about the movie, his filmmaking career, his famous father and what it's like, years after wrapping All in the Family, to essentially have Archie Bunker in the White House.

Please forgive Gina for the Spinal Tap joke right off the top, she can't help herself.

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Ahead of the release of his new film Shock and Awe, Zoomer Arts & Entertainment Editor Mike Crisolago spoke with director Rob Reiner about the movie, his filmmaking career, his famous father and what it's like, years after wrapping All in the Family, to essentially have Archie Bunker in the White House.

Please forgive Gina for the Spinal Tap joke right off the top, she can't help herself.

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Zoomer Magazine's arts & entertainment editor Mike Crisolago, along with trusty sidekick Gina B, sit down with legends from stage and screen, literature, music and more...

On this episode of Ages & Icons Gina fills in for Mike to interview Canadian broadcaster and talk show host George Stroumboulopoulos, 45, about narrating the audiobook version of the Tragically Hip biography The Never Ending Present: The Story of Gord Downie and the Tragically Hip, by Michael Barclay (available on Audible now).

Gina and Mike talk all about their favourite Hip songs, actually being locked in a trunk of a car, being the first to know what a Bobcaygeon was and what the band means to Canada.

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