Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel got emotional during his show Wednesday while paying tribute to Norman Lear, who died at the age of 101. ... To be continued, over and next. ...

Norman Lear, legendary writer, director, producer of television sitcoms such as “All in the Family,” was recently interviewed on NPR. At 94, he is still vibrant and articulate. When h… ...

Norman Lear becomes oldest person to win a Creative Arts Emmy Award at 97 "When something is over, it's just over," he added. "And we have the joy and privilege of getting on to the next.

Jimmy Kimmel paid tribute to Norman Lear on Wednesday's episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' following the television legend's death of the age of 101 on Tuesday.

Norman Lear, the legendary television producer, ... And if there's a hammock in between 'over' and 'next,' it's the best definition of living in the moment that he could think of," said LaPook." ...

Norman Lear keeps it " all in ... KATE LEAR: "Over next" is an extraordinary philosophy that my father has always had, but he didn't really describe it that way until maybe his 80s.

Advice on aging from the legendary Norman Lear: "So long as I am interested in the next, I’m moving. And there have been a lot of wonderful nexts." Norman Lear had some sage advice about aging ...

Norman Lear. Araya Doheny/Getty. Lear noted, “I’m thinking about two little words we don’t think about often enough, we don’t pay enough attention to: over and next.

At age 101, Norman Lear is still finding his joy. ... The writer-producer, who regularly posts video remarks on Instagram, previously told Vanity Fair of his “over and next” motto.

Norman Lear still sees the bright side. “I don’t want to get up any morning that I’m not optimistic about everything,” Lear says. At 94, the legendary television producer and writer jokes ...

Norman Lear, the legendary TV writer-producer, passed away while his family serenaded him with theme songs from his classic shows. The legendary TV writer-producer, who died Dec. 5 at 101, was ...

Lear, an outspoken critic of the former president, explained his decision. "Because he's made me feel it's not my White House," he said in 2017. "But I've gotten over that.