The Oldie Magazine - Saturday 4th July



 
In the August issue
 
What's in this month's Oldie?

Dr Johnson special • How I Killed Ireland's Oldest Man • Sister Wendy • Rosie Boycott on Skid Row • Erin Pizzey • Akenfield at Forty • Great Bores of Today... and much much more...

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Are you an Oldie? Take our quiz and find out

Are there ten or more people in your address book who are dead? Do you save string?…

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Literary lunch videos

We have been videoing the speeches at our Literary Lunches. This week: Tony Benn.

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Memorialwatch

We list forthcoming memorial services. Want to publicise a service? Email us and we'll add it to the listing.

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Cartoon caption competition

Provide the caption for this month's cartoon and win a fabulous prize…

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Welcome! The Oldie is Richard Ingrams' humorous monthly magazine, packed with great writers and cartoons - a veritable Private Eye for grown-ups...

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Richard Ingrams in the Independent

'NOBODY HAS soared so high and dived so low,' says David Miliband on his website, according to a report in The Times. He was referring, apparently, not to Tony Blair or Gordon Brown but to the late Michael Jackson. 'RIP Michael,' Miliband added in a pious afterthought.

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The Oldie of the Year Awards 2009

Sir Terry Pratchett, John Sergeant and Andrew Sachs were among the winners at this year's Oldie of the Year Awards held at Simpson's-in-the-Strand on 24th February.

Click here for more details and to see some film footage of the event.

What is The Oldie?

RICHARD INGRAMS WRITES: "After editing Private Eye for over twenty years, I decided in 1992, along with a group of friends (Auberon Waugh, Alexander Chancellor and Stephen Glover), to launch The Oldie. The aim was to produce an antidote to youth culture but, more importantly, a magazine wih emphasis on good writing, humour and quality illustration..."

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FOR fifteen years The Oldie has been publishing tales of chance enounters with the famous and infamous – writers, artists, politicians, rogues, murderers and more besides. Browse a selection from our archive here.
 

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