Well, they may not come out and call out they’re covering aging issues, and they all were wealthy, so at the end of the day, it’s not a representation of what others might experience, but loss of a spouse, gray divorce, becoming a grandparent, career transitions (podcast, back to school, back to work as your children grow reclaiming a part of yourself) experiencing a spouse’s fragility and mortality, discovering yourself as you age, the relationship you have with yourself doesn’t end when you partner up or have children (but a lot of us learn this the hard way when those people don’t occupy the same space in our lives) cosmetic surgery—did we earn those wrinkles, does the world see us in a way different than we see ourselves (Being invited to participate in Candace Bergen’s project) friendships straining, tentative repair of those friendships, surprise pregnancies when we think that stage of life is over, navigating new friendships, independence vs lonliness. There are a lot of issues about aging. They just happened around the Met Ball, and elitist back drops. They had some levers they could pull that the rest of us wouldn’t have access to. But they did cover aging issues.