They’ve captured hearts, reshaped their industries, and built legacies that will last long after the final curtain call.

 

In a world where fame often flickers and fades, these remarkable celebrities have shown that true stardom not only lasts—it evolves.

 

With careers spanning decades and lives filled with resilience, artistry, and reinvention, these icons prove that age is not a limitation but a badge of honor.

 

 

Some stars shine brightly for a brief moment. Others burn steadily for generations. These 15 living legends have not only endured—they’ve continued to inspire, entertain, and lead by example, well into their 90s and beyond. We’re counting down from youngest to oldest, celebrating each milestone along the way. From heartfelt family tributes to continued professional triumphs, here are 15 of our favorite longest-living celebrities—then and now.

15. Shirley Jones (Age 91)

An icon of stage and screen, Shirley Jones joined the exclusive “91 Club” in 2025. Her birthday didn’t go unnoticed—her son shared a touching tribute on Instagram, honoring his mother’s legacy in music, television, and film. Known for roles in The Partridge Family and Oklahoma!, Jones remains one of America’s most beloved performers. Her charm and grace continue to resonate with generations.

14. Shirley MacLaine (Age 91)

MacLaine turned 91 in April 2025, marking yet another year of a career that stretches back to the golden age of Hollywood. Known not only for her Oscar-winning performances but for her spiritual journey and outspoken nature, MacLaine reflected recently on what’s kept her going.

“I started dancing at age three and stopped at about 67,” she once said. “It taught me discipline, working with people, loving music—and dealing with pain.” She also reminisced about her close friendship with Elizabeth Taylor, sharing a playful memory: “She once washed my floors to feel like a housewife. She was magnificent and a wonderful friend.”

13. Ellen Burstyn (Age 92)

Ellen Burstyn celebrated her 92nd birthday in December 2024, still dazzling audiences and refusing to slow down. Her multi-award-winning career has spanned theater, film, and television—from The Exorcist to Requiem for a Dream—and her presence remains as compelling as ever. Fans flooded social media with praise: “She still looks amazing!” “At 92, I wish I had her energy!” and “Brilliant actress and still glowing.”

12. Yoko Ono (Age 91)

Yoko Ono rang in her 91st birthday in February, continuing to command global respect as a bold artist, peace activist, and avant-garde thinker. Her contributions to music, performance art, and social justice have left an indelible mark on the world. Though she has stepped back from public life in recent years, her influence is as strong as ever. Her commitment to challenging norms and embracing creative freedom remains a model for artists of all generations.

11. Carol Burnett (Age 92)

Carol Burnett, the queen of sketch comedy, turned 92 in April and continues to receive love from fans and peers alike. Reflecting on her 90th birthday, she said, “I still feel like I’m about 11… But I’m glad. I’ve got all my parts—my hips, my knees, and my brain—so I’m happy about that.” Known for her groundbreaking TV show The Carol Burnett Show, her influence on comedy is unmatched. This year, Jimmy Kimmel and other stars paid tribute, reminding the world why she remains a comedy legend.

10. Joan Collins (Age 92)

Still radiant and unapologetically glamorous, Dame Joan Collins celebrated her 92nd birthday in May 2025. The Dynasty icon is as sharp and stylish as ever, attending red carpets and penning reflections on fame, beauty, and aging with wit and wisdom. Joan’s legendary fashion and fierce attitude continue to turn heads—and remind us what it means to age like royalty.

9. Michael Caine (Age 92)

Sir Michael Caine, one of the most iconic voices and faces in film, also turned 92 this year—and he’s not quite done yet. Despite announcing semi-retirement, reports from September 2025 suggest he’s in talks to reprise his role in a Last Witch Hunter sequel alongside Vin Diesel. Known for The Cider House Rules, The Dark Knight trilogy, and Alfie, Caine’s work has touched every generation of filmgoers.

8. Willie Nelson (Age 92)

Willie Nelson turned 92 on April 29, 2025—but longtime fans know he celebrates two birthdays: one for the day he was born, and another for the date it was recorded. Either way, both days honor a life filled with iconic songs, activism, and outlaw country charm. Nelson’s tireless touring, commitment to causes like Farm Aid, and unmistakable voice have made him a national treasure.

7. Rita Moreno (Age 93)

One of the few performers to achieve EGOT status (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony), Rita Moreno continues to defy age and expectations. At 93, she remains a fierce advocate for Latinx representation in Hollywood and a vibrant force on screen. From West Side Story to One Day at a Time, Moreno’s range is as dynamic as her energy.

6. Barbara Eden (Age 94)

Best known for playing the magical, mischievous Jeannie, Barbara Eden turned 94 in August and continues to charm fans with public appearances and interviews. She’s still recognized for her warmth, style, and timeless beauty. “94 and still radiant,” one fan wrote. “She is Jeannie, always will be,” said another. Eden’s grace and gentle spirit continue to enchant fans young and old.

5. William Shatner (Age 94)

Captain Kirk himself celebrated his 94th birthday in March 2025 with his usual mix of flair and philanthropy. “Every year, I mark my birthday by working on the Hollywood Charity Horse Show,” he said, showcasing his ongoing commitment to giving back. Shatner’s curiosity and sense of wonder remain undimmed—after all, he literally went to space at 90. At 94, he’s still boldly going where few ever dream to.

4. Robert Duvall (Age 94)

With an acting career full of unforgettable performances—from The Godfather to The Apostle—Robert Duvall turned 94 this year and remains one of cinema’s most respected craftsmen. His quiet strength, subtlety, and commitment to authentic storytelling have earned him generations of devoted admirers. Now mostly out of the spotlight, Duvall’s legacy continues to influence new generations of actors.

3. Clint Eastwood (Age 95)

Clint Eastwood turned 95 in May 2025, continuing to define the word “icon.” Whether he’s directing, composing, or occasionally stepping back into a role, Eastwood remains a towering figure in entertainment. From Unforgiven to Million Dollar Baby, his work spans genres and generations. Even now, he’s reportedly developing new projects—because, as he once said, “Don’t let the old man in.”

2. Robert Wagner (Age 95)

Wagner celebrated his 95th birthday in February, beloved for roles in Hart to Hart, NCIS, and even Austin Powers. His charm, smooth voice, and enduring charisma have kept him a favorite of TV and film fans for over 70 years. Now often seen alongside his wife, Jill St. John, Wagner continues to live a life filled with family, elegance, and warmth.

1. Dick Van Dyke (Age 99)

Topping the list is the incomparable Dick Van Dyke, who turned 99 in December 2024—and he’s still dancing. Just before his birthday, he appeared barefoot in the director’s cut of Coldplay’s All My Love video, showing that his joyful spirit hasn’t aged a day. “I’m acutely aware that I could go any day now,” he said candidly. “But I’m not afraid. Somehow, I feel like I’m going to be okay.”

From Mary Poppins to The Dick Van Dyke Show, his body of work is only matched by his infectious positivity and love for life. His continued presence is a gift to fans across generations.

A Celebration of Resilience, Legacy & Joy

These stars have done more than live long lives—they’ve lived full lives. They’ve entertained, inspired, and left marks on our hearts that no number of years can erase. From timeless performances to unforgettable personalities, their contributions continue to shape culture, art, and the human spirit.

Whether they’re still performing or enjoying well-earned rest, these celebrities remind us that age doesn’t dim the light of true talent—it only makes it shine more brightly. Here’s to every laugh, every line, every lyric, and every moment they’ve given us.