Life is Beautiful Ruth1898 shares joys of simple things

World's Oldest College Grad Nola Ochs makes history with degree

Nola Ochs

Meet World's Oldest Bowler 106-year-old strikes fountain of youth

Bill Hargrove

94-Year-Old Soars Through Skies Helen Kuhn took control in her 60s

Helen Kuhn

Skiing Champ in Mid-90s Age isn't slowing Lucille Borgen down

Centenarian Project

Pushing life's limits. Centenarians are the fastest growing segment of our society. Can you live to 100? Would you want to live to 100? Join us as we discover the the path to ageless vitality.

Will You Blow 100 Candles?

  • The Lesson of Ruth1898

    Throughout 99% of human history, the average life expectancy was less than 18 years. That's changing. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are now 80,000 centenarians in the United States, and that number is projected to increase seven-fold...


Faces In The Crowd

  • Mae Laborde

    Four years ago, when she was 93, Mae Laborde decided it was about time to pursue her dreams of becoming an actress. Now the 98-year-old is Hollywood's freshest new face.


  • Trent Lane

    In between smashing world track and field records, 96-year-old Trent Lane is also pursuing a Ph.D. in physics and flying solo in his single-engine plane.


  • Bill Hargrove

    At 106, Bill Hargrove is the world's oldest bowler. He still bowls in a weekly league near his home in Georgia and carries a 90 average despite his failing eyesight.


The Record Holders 

New Wrinkles

  • Dr. Margery Silver

    A distinguished professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Silver is  one of the world's leading experts on longevity and co-author of "Living to 100: Lessons in Living to Your Maximum Potential at Any Age."


  • Can You Live to 100?

    Can you live to 100? Would you want to live to 100? Ready or not, the age of the centenarian is here. Centenarians are now the fastest growing segment of our population....


  • Dr. Aubrey de Grey

    Dr. Aubrey de Grey is a biomedical gerontologist in the genetics department at the University of Cambridge in England who believes -- are you sitting down -- that aging is a curable disease and the first person to live to 1,000 might be 60 today.....


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