Another likely candidate to bring a touch of ageing celebrity sparkle would be the world-renowned (and self-appointed) iconic bridge tsar, Santiago Calatrava.
Enter the Soundcarriers, who sound quite similar on the surface but with just a touch of "Age-Of-Aquarius" thrown in.
You see, the Nexus One uses a slightly aged touch sensor by Synaptics, called the ClearPad 2000.
Yet the North Carolina painter sometimes adds a touch of computer-age surrealism, disrupting his pictures with areas of pixel-like patterning.
He was shorter than I expected, with a body I at once thought of as tough and resilient; his movements had a touch of old age about them, while his eyes, the upper part of which were hooded by his lids, looked simultaneously energetic and mournful.
If, however, you start with superior fruit, as Brochier does, then follow more traditional vinification methods, enhanced by a touch of oak aging, you end up with wines of real substance.
While I've never professed to being a member of the faithful, Bible belt upbringing notwithstanding, I do cobble together my own sense of the spiritual -- a touch of new age, a dash of that old time religion and heavy dose of luck.
Paperback advertises itself as "sweet and lovely, with just a touch of the mustiness of aged paper", which sounds nice, I guess, though I wonder how it would go down socially: "Wow, you smell lovely, sort of like the Encyclopedia Britannicas in my grandad's cellar".
Like the play's literature-loving Griff (played by Chris Curry), McCormack could be a soft touch, putting an aging colleague on the company payroll so the once-great editor could collect health benefits.
But even there she retained a touch from a former age: instead of playing Beethoven's own cadenzas in the Fourth Concerto, she played those of the composer Carl Reinecke, because those were the only ones available to her as a student in the 1930s.
Oram created a towering back wall of stone-like pillars mottled with age, a touch that's echoed in the wood planking that lines the floor.
