As 2025 unfolds, a remarkable group of legendary performers continues to bridge Hollywood’s past with today’s fast-moving entertainment world. Among them is Ray Anthony, who turns 103 in January and remains the last surviving member of the original Glenn Miller Orchestra. His extraordinary life spans the golden age of big-band music, a sound that once filled dance halls and radio waves across America.
Equally iconic is June Lockhart, beloved by generations for her roles in Lassie and Lost in Space. Her calm, intelligent screen presence helped shape the early years of family television.
Together, these living legends remind us how far entertainment has come — and how deeply its foundations rest on the artists who paved the way. Their longevity offers a rare and powerful link to the eras that defined modern music, film, and TV.
