I've tried drugs through the younger years of my life.
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For female veterans, suicide rates are highest in the younger years.
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I have tried drugs through my younger years of my life.
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We have enough of it for the younger years, even the 40s.
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When I was in my younger years, you're trying to struggle financially.
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The model also shared some photographs of Joe from his younger years.
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The first time I used a multimeter was in my younger years.
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I was more of a metalhead, I guess, in my younger years.
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In our younger years, just after the war, there wasn't much wine.
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In his younger years, DiCaprio was mainly an actor on the small screen.
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In his younger years, he was an MLB pitcher for the Montreal Expos.
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I see a lot in him that Payton had in his younger years.
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Had I forsaken the sweet smell of golden grease from my younger years?!
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" Stolarz's mother, Karol, said: "In his younger years, he was usually the goaltender.
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Take your mom back to her younger years with this turntable from Audio-Technica.
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I am still craving more of her backstory and flashbacks from her younger years.
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In his younger years, he says he was a constant fixture on the streets.
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"I have lived under martial law twice," he said of his younger years in Pakistan.
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But the Samoan actor starred as a — much less cool — "Baywatch" hunk in his younger years.
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In Britain, it's considered tradition for upper-class boys to wear shorts in their younger years.
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Many get a soft gleam in their eyes as they recall memories from their younger years.
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If you're lucky, you'll end up thinking of your children doing better in their younger years.
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In her younger years, Stéphanie worked as a model and for the fashion house Christian Dior.
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Dan Kremer, a former coal miner and current activist, breathed that air in his younger years.
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Mr. Morris trained as a concert pianist in his younger years, an ambition he later abandoned.
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No longer the "swashbuckling" investor of his younger years, Dodds has re-imagined his risk tolerance.
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Bluetooth record player Take your mom back to her younger years with this turntable from Audio-Technica.
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In addition, the mom of two received a string of throwback photos from all her younger years.
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George and Barbara Bush looked remarkably unawkward in their younger years — even if they might not agree.
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As much as the world around me changes, the games from my younger years stay the same.
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Jeannie Mai is opening up about trying drugs after running away from home in her younger years.
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Looking back, it came out of feeling unattractive in [my] younger years and having my sexuality bullied.
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According to Deadline, This Is Us has just cast two people to portray Beth during her younger years.
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Through flashbacks and memory fragments, she tells the story of their younger years alongside their adventures as adults.
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This new challenge reminds me of my younger years in CS, and I'm eager to take it up.
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As the film switches between the past and present, James stars as Streep's character in her younger years.
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Scorsese also relied on use of "de-aging" visual effects to portray his mobsters in their younger years.
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Raisman's book includes inspiring photographs, journal entries from her younger years, and advice for all those seeking strength.
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After the violence and darkness that had marked his younger years in Ms. Rowling's story, all seemed well.
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David Letterman is opening up about a certain moment from his younger years that he will never forget.
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Ms. Jolie Pitt and Mr. Pitt have separately discussed struggling with self-destructive behavior in their younger years.
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He also discussed his formative younger years, his relationship with his father, and the murder of his uncle.
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Back in 2014, Bellisario spoke with Seventeen about denying herself food and self-harming during her younger years.
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He was also an avid pilot in his younger years, but gave up flying when he was 76.
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As the film switches between the past and present, Lily James stars as Streep's character in her younger years.
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They have two sons, James, 58, and John, 57, who spent much of their younger years visiting the set.
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And the Grammy award-winning rapper, entrepreneur and investor Jay Z was a crack dealer in his younger years.
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Lisa Rinna, Kyle Richards and Bethenny Frankel all posed some amazing snaps of their younger years on social media.
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Michael is son to James Gandolfini and will play his dad's iconic character, Tony Soprano, in his younger years.
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It never had, but I steadfastly ignored that realization for many of my younger years after joining the workforce.
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I spent a lot of my younger years in daycares and with family friends, where I spoke mostly English.
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But Klein and Woodle were once at-risk youth themselves, living through significant trauma and hardship in their younger years.
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"I know in my younger years physical exercise played a massive part in helping me deal with depression," she says.
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Psychologists and sociologists position our peak friend-making period in our younger years, when we're flush with time and opportunity.
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He made the junior varsity as a sophomore, and the varsity coach, Ron Wingenbach, had noticed in Wentz's younger years.
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First, a reminder of the basic biology: After puberty, adolescents are no longer the morning larks of their younger years.
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Being the heir to an industrial fortune, Francis's younger years were a far cry from those of a typical drug trafficker.
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Kurt Russell says that his latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was like a flashback to his younger years.
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Lyonne also dealt with her own addictions in her younger years, later having to undergo open-heart surgery in the aughts.
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Not only is it a delicious, frosty beverage, but it's also a throwback to our younger years (M&M McFlurries, anyone?).
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Many men, no matter where they are from, stick to the same barber through thick (younger years) and thin (older years).
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Girls didn't wear dresses, clothing was devoid of color and silk was something that Guo rarely saw in her younger years.
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His early encounter with the disease during his younger years was depicted in the film "The Theory of Everything" in 2014.
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Partly it's personal therapy, a temporary break from the political nightmare and a return to the pursuits of my younger years.
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There's a nod to resiliency — a montage of Carol in her younger years getting up and brushing off bruises and falls.
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But I have no doubt that it contributed to my discomfort with and ultimate rejection of my culture in my younger years.
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But on Sunday, the 25-year-old pop star took a trip down memory lane with some snapshots from her younger years.
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What if, for example, a scheme asked investors for money in their younger years in return for a payout in their dotage?
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On Wednesday, the 24-year-old Scream Queens actress shared a sweet snap from her younger years with her movie star mom.
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She wore sweater sets and long skirts like she was from another time period — it was difficult to imagine her younger years.
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At one point in the book you talk about how Memphis rappers really influenced you in your younger years, specifically Project Pat.
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By the same token, I put together a personal canon in my younger years, because they all represented something that I needed.
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Three of them had abortions in their younger years and admitted that without that service, their current lives would have been unattainable.
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They were "readers" long before they could talk, enjoying a wide range of books that I brought them throughout their younger years.
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I have many money regrets from my younger years, including maxing out credit cards that had higher limits than I should have had.
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But, prior to the tablet's presence in his life, Dillan says he spent much of his younger years struggling to connect with people.
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There's also the fact that Amazon is the embodiment of the evil American corporation that I swore to avoid in my younger years.
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The film, which Thompson will also produce, will likely depict Payne during her younger years when she started her six-decade thieving run.
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With Little, Edward Carey (who worked at Madame Tussauds in his younger years) has created something utterly transportive, macabre, and very, very fun.
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Friends from high school say Schiller never shied away from a fight during his younger years, a trait that has stayed with him.
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In his younger years, Hardy battled drug addiction and says he considers himself "f—— lucky to be alive," he told Essentials last year.
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He spoke about hating himself in his younger years, choking back tears as he remembered cruel comments he would overhear about gay people.
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Our brains are incredibly good at archiving the music of our younger years, even when we haven't heard a particular song in decades.
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While Ms. Woodward had no taste for McDonald's in her younger years, she found it soothing for whatever reason once her decline began.
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" Also in the Harper's interview, Stewart admits she was teased for being a "total tomboy" in her younger years, which "really hurt my feelings.
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While viewers have now seen how all of Cunanan's murders went down, Criss promises that scenes of his younger years are soon to come.
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According to CNN, in his younger years he also used to go carousing with drinking buddies like Jack Nicholson and the writer Thomas McGuane.
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Reynolds' family moved out of the house in the 1950s, but the quaint property still retains a similar charm from the actress's younger years.
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TMZ's obtained exclusive pics from the set of the upcoming, and still untitled, anthology film about everyone's fave interstellar smuggler in his younger years.
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Especially in my younger years, I was someone who said "yes" a lot — and that included going on dates with even questionable Tinder matches.
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British-African musicians who, in their younger years may have been teased for adopting Caribbean culture, are singing classic dancehall lines with their chest.
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In his younger years, Mr. Bulger was a fitness fanatic who obsessed over taking care of his body and keeping in top physical condition.
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"I don't think I ever had the confidence in my younger years to say I could tell a story on the stage," she said.
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And although the model says she "regrets nothing" in her life, she does admit she wishes she was more sun safe in her younger years.
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Word is that the film will take inspiration from Uncharted 3 and depict Drake's younger years, including his first encounter with his future mentor, Sullivan.
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She said he had some problems during his younger years, but turned his life around following the birth of his daughter around a year ago.
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In his younger years, he helped the Indian School find new premises, and more than 25 years ago started the Indian Business and Professional group.
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DOI TUNG, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Somchai Sophonsookpaiboon does not remember much about his younger years, except that they were spent in an opium haze.
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And during his younger years, throughout his own 20s and the middle of the 1920s, his writing offered no sign of resistance to this distinction.
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It dawned on me that my human mind had cleverly chosen to forget all the embarrassing things I said and did during my younger years.
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Each week I've selected a snack that somehow takes me back to my favorite munches from younger years — and this week's treat is no exception.
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In his younger years, he would have hustled to accommodate a rush request—to "be the good-will guy"—but he now considered this folly.
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Despite being only one year older than Noah, Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita Nyong'o has been cast to play Noah's mom Patricia in her younger years.
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Players are supposed to continue to get better in their younger years, but they're told they need to produce immediately to save their coach's job.
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Nor is it that I'm too old — yes, I'm a senior citizen, but I had plenty of opportunities in my younger years to get online.
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In my younger years, up to 40, I was very interested in the musical language of [the influential modernist German music institute] Darmstadt's avant-garde.
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During my younger years, it would turn almost completely blonde, as if I had dyed it, due to outdoor activities from various camps I attended.
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In an exclusive essay for PEOPLE in this week's issue, the St. Louis-raised actress opens up about her younger years, which often included physical punishment.
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Attendees then sang "Happy Birthday" before Tyga blew out a candle on his cake, which was decorated with a throwback photo from the rapper's younger years.
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"As a young boy, I was a pretty good student — honor roll a lot throughout my younger years and quarterback on the football team," Walton said.
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The three-course family-style menu by both chefs was inspired by "stoner cuisine," says Oh, who admits to smoking a lot in his younger years.
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People remember cars and vehicles from their younger years in life and in later life they have the funds available to purchase them, creating a demand.
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The series features Freud in his younger years teaming up with a police inspector and a medium in 19th-century Vienna to hunt a serial killer.
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I sell small amounts too, ounces and under, so it's not like I'm hauling pounds around, like in my younger years before I caught my case.
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They are accounts from women in their 30s, 40s and 50s who I asked to reflect on their younger years, mostly in high school and college.
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She was shaking and too upset to speak when defense lawyer Donna Rotunno asked if the mention had to do with abuse from her younger years.
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Ralph Northam and state Attorney General Mark Herring -- that they had put on blackface in their younger years to impersonate Michael Jackson and Kurtis Blow, respectively.
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They attended Eton College together as teens and he was known as Harry's "wingman" when the two were regulars at London night clubs in their younger years.
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In interviews around the time of the album's release, Jackson had spoken about the body dysmorphia that plagued her younger years, leading to eating disorders and depression.
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As with the period piece's freshman year, The Crown 2.0 will give us a lush look at Elizabeth's younger years, albeit through a made-for-TV lens.
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In his younger years, Trump decided that there was no reason to be rich unless everyone knew how rich you were and how many models you dated.
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While the cigarette may have been something of a statement for Cruyff in his younger years, he soon became reliant on that soothing, familiar dose of nicotine.
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At a certain point, though, I realized that I had more than made up for any possible experiences I could have conceivably had during my younger years.
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Joan was a British hat model in her younger years, and met Stan when he went to her store to ask someone else out on a date.
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"I was really happy to move away from the Pope because I felt that he was hijacking Christianity," he said, about his younger years as a Catholic.
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I spent so much of my younger years giving myself a hard time for behavior that didn't feel "in line" with what I'd been taught was acceptable.
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The star sported blunt fringe in her "Hands to Myself" video, and her younger years saw plenty of other variations, like a side-swept look in 2009.
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When we become unable to pursue the roles and passions of our younger years, Dr. Agronin says, we can tap into our past for strength and inspiration.
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Jolie admitted that though she was "quite anti-politics" in her younger years, she soon discovered that her humanitarian efforts were best served by working with lawmakers.
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The animated Doodle on Google's homepage depicts the actor in his younger years, wearing a bow tie and staring straight ahead as a shadow passes across his face.
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The first trailer for Netflix's much-anticipated original series, The Crown, which focuses on Queen Elizabeth II (played by Claire Foy) in her younger years, is finally here.
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James will appear as the matriarch last portrayed on the big screen by Meryl Streep in 2008's adaptation of the Broadway musical – albeit, in her younger years.
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Lily James stars as the matriarch last portrayed on the big screen by Meryl Streep in 2008's adaptation of the Broadway musical – albeit, in her younger years.
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Initial numbers of contacts during younger years are higher for men, but by these later years, they soon drop contacts faster than women, and their totals become lower.
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Those who knew Sanders in his younger years, like his unofficial biographer, Greg Guma, who met him in 1971, say the writings are a reflection of the era.
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In his younger years, he used music to better relate to his new surroundings, which might help explain the powerful beds of sound that mark his own production.
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I wonder how we all survived — and even thrived — in our younger years without the plethora of water bottles that nearly everyone seems to carry around these days.
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Latta school district's superintendent Cliff Johnson confirmed to CNN that Blake Shelton attended Latta Public School "in his younger years" of education, but graduated from a different school.
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The final moments feature the dancers, now elderly, sweetly dancing with one another, not quite as swift — but somehow even sweeter — than they were in their younger years.
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"I spent a lot of my younger years reading reviews of things I was highly unlikely to see and found the experience enjoyable and educational," Mr. Green said.
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In his younger years, he earned his master's in Britain, sang in a college rock band called Dramatika, and worked for three years for Procter & Gamble in Panama.
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Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore star as the older generation in their younger years, while Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, and Sterling K. Brown star as the present-day siblings.
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Since smell is so personal, and this was inspired by Detroit and your own memories from your younger years, was it ever difficult to get that particular vision across?
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As Dumbledore in his younger years, Law is shouldering the weight of a literary role brought to life by Richard Harris and Michael Gambon in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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The surgery — which occurred in 250, when she was 50 — happened at "an age when sex is not as important as in younger years," the judges ruled in 2014.
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In her memoir, "Kitchen Privileges" (2002), Ms. Higgins Clark described herself in her younger years as "aching, yearning, burning" to write, certain that she would succeed but needing guidance.
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He has hinted that he might refashion his hair into a mullet, a familiar look from his younger years, but at least for now, he has work to do.
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For all the conflict he stirred up in the national psyche during his younger years, his acts of charity, inspiration and his very public battle against Parkinson's erased all that.
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Because their juvenile cartilaginous frames would have been hard-pressed to bear weight on land, these Acanthostega tetrapods likely spent their younger years as an entirely aquatic species, they concluded.
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The outing was to celebrate Tyga's birthday, which also included a night out on the town and a birthday cake decorated with a throwback photo from the rapper's younger years.
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Sources who worked with Prince tell us, he felt "screwed over" by people who had him sign deals in his younger years, and that made him "paranoid" to sign anything.
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In the predominantly white town of Eugene, Zauner, like many first-generation, mixed race, and immigrant kids, felt the desire to separate herself from Korean culture during her younger years.
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"In my younger years, living next to a bar was awesome, but as you get older, it changes," said Mr. Zelman, a photographer and director originally from upstate New York.
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Joel Madden celebrated the big 463-0 Monday — and his wife Nicole Richie marked the milestone with sweet birthday wishes and a throwback photo of the couple from their younger years.
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Born the son of a cobbler in Budapest and a trade union organiser in his younger years, Sebes was a committed socialist who believed his ideology could be applied to football.
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" Aside from his sobriety, Rzeznik says things are also different than his younger years now because it used to be "very important to be recognized or on a certain music chart.
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I've learned from my younger years when I used to spend my money and time on frivolous things like taking all my friends out and buying things I didn't care for.
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Pokewave may not take you back to your younger years when times seemed simpler, but it's probably the next best thing... at least until the next nostalgic -wave craze comes along.
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Khan, who has sought to shed the playboy reputation of his younger years, has built a large political following in the northern parts of Pakistan, especially with the conservative Pashtun population.
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As a talented young dancer (he played the title role in a London run of Billy Elliot the Musical at age 12), Holland fielded harassment from peers throughout his younger years.
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This book looks at Beals's younger years, before she was part of the Little Rock Nine who integrated Central High School (as she recounts in her best-selling "Warriors Don't Cry").
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Growing up, I couldn't hold a conversation with my grandpa, and he spent his younger years traveling Central America as a luchador, a masked wrestler hustling money to feed my mom.
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Her childhood room is now a hallway, but still has memorabilia from her younger years everywhere, from her '85 graduation tassel to a corsage from when she was named Blueberry Princess.
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Foy may have the magic touch in capturing the look and character of the Queen's younger years, but she modestly brushes off praise for the way the corgi behaved in her lap.
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Revisiting the past â€" and trying to mass delete tweets â€" revealed some harsh truths about my social media usage: In my younger years I tweeted too often and way too freely.
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Danny Davis and Gregory Meeks — both men who, in their younger years, could have been targets of actual lynch mobs — called the Clinton proceedings a "lynching" on the floor of the House.
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Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring both faced condemnation for appearing in blackface in their younger years, while the lieutenant governor, Justin Fairfax, was accused by two women of sexual assault.
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Looking back at the movies that you did in your younger years, however, they often had very dark tones and spoke to larger social issues—for instance, O and The Virgin Suicides.
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As a parent with children approaching 30, I am quite relieved that the tech worries we primarily dealt with in their younger years were limitations and rules regarding texting and internet access.
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"My whole younger years—up until around the age of 18, when I really decided to love my body—I was convinced that there was only one type of beautiful," Ferrario says.
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With this prompt, Obama reflected on her younger years when she decided to be a lawyer "because it sounded like a job for good, respectable people" — not because she was passionate about it.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen Vimeo user Justgoscha became disillusioned with his life as a front-end developer, he decided to rekindle something that made him happy in his younger years—animation.
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The fact that my family was a bit broken in my younger years is part of what drove me into sports, and team sports especially, where you're surrounded by friends and constantly supported.
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Glowering on the outskirts is Scar (Chiwetel Ejiofor), Mufasa's younger brother, who (it is strongly implied) made a play for Sarabi himself in his younger years and got his titular scar in return.
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Both silver-haired, silver-tongued orators, who lived as avuncular bachelors and gave their younger years to quasi-monastic work for the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu "volunteer" network, they sound like twins.
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My self esteem may have been very different during my younger years if I'd know healthy and thick wasn't a bad thing, but that the diversity in our sizes is something to be celebrated!!!!
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But when the demons finally come, they come for the whole family — including their father, played in his younger years by Henry Thomas and in his current bedraggled state by a subdued Timothy Hutton.
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The retailer is currently offering a slew of decor buys that will instantly transport you back to your younger years, when you'd sit in your inflatable chair and stare at your glow-star adorned ceiling.
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But the Oscar-winning actress and activist, who once launched a workout video empire (and famously battled bulimia for much of her younger years), admits her looks are not all good genes and good luck.
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In my younger years I totally fell victim to that, so now it's pretty funny to be able to look back at the history of all this stuff and see exactly what you're talking about.
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The female characters, notably, barely register, with Anna Paquin underused in what could have been a key role as Frank's daughter, once grown, having watched her father's behavior in her younger years with thinly concealed dread.
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Kganye invokes the memory of her late mother by superimposing herself onto photographs of her mother in her younger years with identical clothing and poses: her mother lives on in her face, they look strikingly similar.
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" Admitting Brown has "made a lot of serious mistakes in his life," the relative notes most were made in his younger years "when he and Whitney were both young and famous, and the world was theirs.
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The star of Bridget Jones's Baby took it back to her younger years as a teen in Texas when she showed Jimmy Fallon a few of her cheerleading moves from seventh grade on The Tonight Show.
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Mr. Johnston occasionally shows flashes of the ambition of his younger years — "Hopefully, I could have a big hit someday, a real hit," he said — but mostly his nonstop creative regimen seems compelled by deeper impulses.
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For the next 30 pages, we're treated to a science fiction yarn plucked from the pages of a '50s pulp magazine and authored by none other than W. K. Brown — Rusty's dad in his younger years.
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The Pretty Little Liars alum opened up about her younger years as a student as part of an anti-bullying PSA for Disney/ABC's #ChooseKindness campaign with her Perfectionists costar Sasha Pieterse for National Bullying Prevention Month.
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She fought a hard battle of addiction and mental illness in her younger years, and parted ways with Jonas after she had a scuffle with her dancer during the 2010 Jonas Tour, where she was also performing.
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So, in recent history, the likes of David Beckham, Jermain Defoe and Daniel Sturridge stand out as players who – in their younger years – kickstarted their careers during brief but fruitful spells with Preston, Bournemouth and Bolton respectively.
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Proust was, along with Poussin, a vital discovery of Powell's younger years, the great exemplar who showed him what wonders, not only of narrative but also of style and form, could be achieved in the roman-fleuve.
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I began by trying to open a door none of the other journalists could, telling him how I identified with the struggle against apartheid, given my younger years in America's segregated South before the civil rights movement.
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When that happens, you do lose some of the white-hot intensity of your younger years, and (in my case, at least) start trying to make up at least a bit for other things you didn't do.
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But also, I think Jack in his younger years saying he was just a mechanic is just a way to put off other questions, because Jack had adjusted his own perspective on life post-war and moved forward.
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Turns out, a number of things encourage people to shoot their shots at these types of events, and hooking up with people from your younger years as an adult is a lot more common than one might think.
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The Grammy-winning Lemonade singer made a sweet Instagram post on Monday in honor of her friend and former Destiny's Child group mate, sharing a collection of throwback snapshots showing the duo goofing around in their younger years.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who used LSD in his younger years, said the book "transformed me and many of my friends" and George Harrison used the title and general philosophy for one of his post-Beatles songs.
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But, although the part of the film tracing Talley's younger years contextualizes his experiences with racism, his fraught position as the lone black person in most of the fashion world he gained entry to isn't quite a narrative throughline.
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I'm the oldest of three girls, and I was not the kindest sister in my younger years, although I've turned things around now as an adult, and my sisters have forgiven me for all my sins of the past.
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As odd as it sounds and looks, this stable perfectly encapsulates the wrestling craziness which drew me in as a fan in my younger years—a joy clearly replicated from those fans in attendance featured in the above video.
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Although TMZ has reported he was selling the umbrella (he briefly listed it alongside his car on eBay), Ramos has kept the umbrella and continued to drive his Ford Explorer as mementos of his younger years as a paparazzo.
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Priyanka Chopra may have been born in India, but the actress and former Miss World pageant winner spent her teenage years at American high schools, where the Baywatch star revealed she endured countless racist bullying during her younger years.
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But the corollary is that these children grow up -- and as a result of the poor or inconsistent education standards in their younger years, many Americans don't have the grounding to be successful in higher education without remedial classes.
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For years facilities have been providing patients with spaces that hark back to their younger years — perhaps a faux office with a roll top desk and dial phone or a nonfunctioning kitchen with wooden spoons and an ironing board.
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The 44-year-old mom of five shared numerous photos on Instagram with her best friend and former Beverly Hills, 90210 castmate, ranging from a hilarious shot of the duo sporting spandex ensembles to throwback shots remembering their younger years.
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Read more:The 4 biggest mistakes people make before getting a tattoo, according to the 'High Priest of Hollywood tattoo artists' Some did indeed get inked in their younger years, but the majority got their tattoos during the past 10 years.
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"The probability of missing six to nine months of work because of a car accident or a broken ankle is so much exponentially higher than dying prematurely for a lot of folks who are in their younger years," West said.
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Through its setting in the year 2000, it forces grown people to confront what those younger years were like and flashes back to a time when just wearing a bra or seeing a boob felt like the epitome of adulthood.
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"I had three car accidents before I started with UPS in my younger years, and in the 20 years that I've worked here, I haven't had one car accident," said Kara Murphy, the manager of the West Boylston Integrad school.
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Adam Curtis, the widely respected documentarian and meme aficionado behind HyperNormalisation, opens the film with Trump's younger years in the 1970s, a time when New York City was bankrupt and transitioning into an era of algorithmic stock trading on Wall Street.
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Our penchant for nostalgia has prompted many of us to dig out (and in some cases, scan) our favorite teen magazines from over a decade ago, to marvel at the makeup and hair trends we attempted to copy in our younger years.
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Specifically, it looks like a smile," Galloway tells CNBC Make It. "So, your younger years, your childhood, your teens, your college years [and] young adulthood are the stuff of college football games, time with friends, sexual exploration, experimentation — a lot of great stuff.
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He studied at Middle East-funded madrassas in Marawi, one of the Philippines' only Muslim-majority cities, and spent his younger years hearing about the struggle of Afghanistan's mujahideen, who were then fighting to free their country from the grip of Soviet occupation.
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Polizzi and her fellow "Jersey Shore" cast members have transitioned from their hard partying younger years to more jungle gym, tan and laundry these days and in April MTV reunited several of them for a new series titled "Jersey Shore Family Vacation."
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" And it predicts they will become "the typical confirmed old maid, whose affection is ultimately bestowed upon a favorite cat or overfed dog, which she probably 'adores' in much the same way as she loved her school companion in her younger years.
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But he continued to be inspired by the musicians he loved in his younger years, including David Bowie, whose death in 2016 led him to write a tribute piece, "The Light," which had its premiere at Roulette in Brooklyn the same year.
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Toby needs time to rehabilitate both his body and his mind, and yes, he's incredibly lucky to have a place to go to do just that: Ivy House, the family estate in Dublin that he'd used during his younger years as his own personal frat house.
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But it's a trip to fully realize that something you grew up with, something you obsessed over for a good portion of your younger years, and was supposed to hold some sort of meaning and merit to you, is soaking in bullshit and is just outright goofy.
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While I've moved on from the worst parts of my teenage years, I still carry this with me like a security blanket, knowing full well we are conditioned to suppress or sometimes fully abandon the parts of ourselves we nurtured with intense devotion in our younger years.
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Back in her apartment, Ms. Ali recalled memories of her father, calling him a man with a quick wit who loved music and was devoted to his family, who did everything with her and her mother, and who in his younger years was a hopeless romantic.
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His growing businesses are all the more impressive given Trejo's harrowing backstory: He spent time in and out of jail in his younger years, and recovered from drug addiction, to become a successful actor — and now, for his second act, he's becoming a staple of the Los Angeles food scene.
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Another detail Mr. Burghardt shared with me was a black-and-white portrait of Mackintosh, taken in his younger years, wearing an extravagant, bow-shaped scarf, a fitted sport jacket and a handlebar mustache, looking like a dapper movie star of his era, and someone who could be equally at home in ours.
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Research last year on women aged between 45 and 65 found that more than half (56%) were more body-confident than they used to be, while a fifth said their sex life was better than in their younger years, and almost a third (31%) had embarked on a career change in their 40s or 50s.
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Yeah. I don't know when it's going to happen, but Dan and I have definitely talked about seeing that era of Jack's younger years, and especially now that you have the introduction of a character like Darryl, that he was the guy that he grew up with, went to high school together, went to the war together.
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" Michael said he decided to keep his sexuality out of the public eye because was unhappy with the way he was treated in his younger years, before he actually realized he was gay (he said he didn't have his first gay relationship until he was 27.) "But you know, this is as good a time as any.
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That Carson would be remembered for a book about the danger of back-yard pesticides like DDT would have surprised her in her younger years, when she was a marine biologist at the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, writing memos about shad and pondering the inquiring snouts of whales, having specialized, during graduate school, in the American eel.
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But that's exactly the situation Lola found herself in: Daughter of performer Annie Lennox (of the Eurythmics) and director-producer Uri Fruchtmann (Spice World, The Importance of Being Earnest) Lola has upgraded her home studio of her younger years into her first single, "In The Wild," debuting with her visionary video exclusively on Refinery29's The Drop.
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In our younger years, there used to be four definitive camps of "memorabilia" jewelry we had to have: matching BFF necklaces (often in the form of cheap metal chains and puzzle piece hearts), customizable link charm bracelets (or if you were fancier, customizable tennis bracelets), nameplate necklaces (written in cursive, duh), and vintage looking lockets — before we even knew we liked vintage.
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Caught up as a witness to history in one of the nation's major controversies, Ms. Eaton, an obscure civil rights pioneer in her younger years, became a cause célèbre after Mr. Obama cited her courage in his response to a 49 article in The New York Times Magazine about growing efforts to dismantle the protections of the Voting Rights Act of 21941.
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