One writer spent 10 hours with the subject of Netflix's 'Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever' at his Don't Die ...

Here’s how it works. Don’t Die documents the strict diet and fitness regimen (called Project Blueprint) its subject is undergoing to not only keep his body from getting older but to actually ...

A Japanese grandmother who deliberately broke the law so she could live for free in prison has cast a spotlight on the country’s ageing problem while sparking a lively discussion on Chinese ...

In addressing the Don’t Die subject’s critics ahead of the documentary’s release, Chris Smith told Tudum: The goal is never to try to change minds. It’s trying to put information out there ...

Former NFL star Michael Strahan shares his emotional journey in an upcoming ABC special, documenting his daughter Isabella's battle with medulloblastoma, a form of brain cancer. Diagnosed at 19 ...

I cried out because I didn’t want to die young. Surprisingly, the palace didn’t use this energy against the guests. So, I became a soft target”. (sic) But, Chief Press Secretary to the Soun ...

"Bro dont die, man," said one user, while another added: "I'm happy you landed but that wasn't smart. One wrong move n we woulda lost you bro." ...

More specifically, he is trying not to die. In the appropriately named documentary Don’t Die, which Netflix released earlier this month, Johnson chronicles his obsession with anti-aging data.

Last year she shared a pair of new singles from the EP, “So This Is It” and “eye2eye,” and today she’s sharing one last single, “Pretty Boys Don’t Die,” premiering with Under the Radar. “Pretty Boys ...

On Jan. 1, Netflix released Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, a documentary centering around tech millionaire and biohacker Bryan Johnson and his pursuit of life extension.

I remember hearing an early iteration of "Don't Die Charlie" at Lee's Palace when CJ Wiley played the 2022 edition of our annual Class Of concert series. It's a remarkable thing to remember a song ...

In that vein, Meera Menon‘s bleakly amusing “Didn’t Die” has the right idea — one of several remarkable conceptual instincts— though its end result is somewhat scattered. The movie ...