99-Year-Old Great-Grandmother Becomes Fan-Favorite Model for Makeup Brand: 'A Lot of Fun'

A California great-grandmother is proving that age is just a number as she becomes the newest model for a makeup brand.Helene Simon tells PEOPLE she had her doubts when her granddaughter, Laney Crowell, asked her to be the new face of her beauty line,Saie, shortly after her 99th birthday.“I’d seen all the beautiful models, and I was no competition for that,” says Simon, who is better known as Nanna to her six kids, 11 grandkids and six great-grandkids.

99-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Dies After Being Hit by Car on the Way to Synagogue

Photo: CBS New York Mikulincer was with his friend of 40 years and fellow Holocaust survivor Jehuda Lindenblatt at the time. Lindenblatt, who is an EMT, called for help,CBSNewYorkreports. Mikulincer was pronounced dead when he arrived at NYC Health and Hospitals/Coney Island, police said. “I’m a Holocaust survivor. I went through a lot of things, and that was one of the biggest shocks in my life,” Lindenblatt, 85, told CBSNewYork.

99-Year-Old Pirates Fan Surprised by Family with First-Ever Ballgame for Birthday

You’re never too old for a ballgame. On Saturday, soon-to-be 99-year-old Catherine Kyle finally checked attending a Pittsburg Pirates game off her bucket list. “I was really surprised,” Kyle toldCNNof her birthday gift. “They like to surprise me.” Kyle’s family wore matching yellow T-shirts that read “Catherine’s Crew” for the outing with all 16 of her children, grandchildren and great children attending the game, according to her granddaughter, Donna Kinzler.

99-Year-Old Woman Lived with Her Organs in all the Wrong Places — and Didn't Know It

A 99-year-old women lived her life with her vital organs on the opposite sides of her body due to a rare condition, reports say. Rose Marie Bentley lived her life free of any major health issues and died of natural causes,according to CNN. It was after her death that her family learned that she suffered from situs inversus with levocardia, a condition that usually claims the lives of patients before the age of 5.

A $14.6 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Just Went Unclaimed — Here's Where the Money Will Go Now

Photo: ShutterstockIt’s too little, too late for one Arizona Lottery ticket holder.As of Monday at 5 p.m. — the time of the 180-day deadline — no one had showed up to the Arizona Lottery offices to claim a $14.6 millionThe Pickticket sold in the state on June 5, according toCNN.In a statement to the outlet, Arizona lottery public information officer John Gilliland explained, “To claim any prize of $600 or more, a winner needs to sign the back of their ticket and come to one of the Arizona Lottery’s offices.