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Paul Mccartney Had A Baby When He Was 61; Rod Stewart Was 66; Rupert Murdoch Was A Stunning 72. Not Only Does That Mean They'll Have Less Stamina Than The Average Dad, That Means They'll, Well, Check Out A Lot Sooner Too.

There Are Popular Celebrities, There Are Unpopular Celebrities And Then There Are The Walking Dead. You Know The Walking Dead When You See Them: They Look Like Mel Gibson, Still Striving For Drunken Charm In An L.a. County Mug Shot, After Getting Picked Up On A Dwi Charge That Included Anti-semitic Slurs Directed At The Police.

Confidence Quickly Curdles Into Arrogance; Smarts Turn To Smugness, Charm Turns To Smarm.

There Are A Lot Of Ways To Make People Not Like You, But One Of The Most Powerful - If Least Fair - Is To Be Really, Really Successful. Nobody Resents The Guy Who Just Lost His Job. But The Guy Whose Internet Start-up Made Him A Billionaire At 25? That's A Whole Different Kettle Of Envy.

As The National Football League And Other Pro Sports Increasingly Reckon With The Early Dementia, Mental Health Issues, Suicides And Even Criminal Behavior Of Former Players, The Risk Of What's Known As Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (cte), Is Becoming Clear.