Good news! There is a fountain of youth, but it requires you getting off the couch!

Al Roker is an award-winning journalist and has been a staple of our morning routine for years. It may not be common knowledge that this weatherman is also an author, but he's best known for telling us the "weather in our neck of the woods."

Bruno Botti, a first-generation Italian-American, a former semi-professional baseball player and a leader in the aerospace industry, reinvented himself as an author in his 70s.

Author JK Rowling turns 43 today. Rowling earned $300 million last year - $50 million more than Oprah. Rowling was a struggling mother on welfare before she penned the Harry Potter series and transformed herself into the world's only billionaire author.

Ronda Beaman is a professor, dream coach, personal trainer and author of "You’re Only Young Twice: 10 Do-Overs to Reawaken Your Spirit."

Noted psychiatrist and author Sharon Romm, M.D., says mid- to late-life daters should approach dating the same way they would tackle a job search.

In her book, "Voices From Vietnam," author Charlene Edwards takes an intimate look at the battle scars still haunting Vietnamese and U.S. troops.

Orlando Magic Sr. VP Pat Williams is a man of many passions -- marathons, writing books and his 19 children!

If you're interested in finding the real you and in taking another shot at a truly satisfying career, author Samuel Greengard can help.

This week's guests include Dr. Richard Davidson, Leonard Crofoot, comedienne Mrs. Hughes and author and cancer expert Debra Jarvis.

The fastest-growing group of new entrepreneurs is baby boomers. So we sat down with Guy Kawasaki, an early-stage venture capitalist, author of "The Art of the Start," and one of the top 100 bloggers in the world.

Today is Monday, March 2, the 61st day of 2009. Today's birthdays include rock star Jon Bon Jovi who turns 47. Our picture of the day is one big ole' fish.

One of the world's top aging researchers says there is no such thing as a death gene.

Born: December 24, 1927
Suspense and mystery writer whose 24 published novels have sold more than 80 million copies in the United States.

This week's guests include inline skater Jim Wipff, author Don McGrath, psychotherapist Dr. Linnda Durre and actress Rose Marie.

It's the only place you'll see the titans of mystery and metal together in one place. Plus, a breathtaking view of home from a galaxy far, far away, and celebrating Christmas from your nice warm house.

For years, Shirley W. Mitchell has been a role model at the forefront of the age wave that is rolling across America.

This week's guests include author Todd Kashdan, cyclist David Shuey, bodybuilder Roland Kickinger and aging expert Lauren Castensen.

This week's guests include singer Tanya Tucker, politician Hazel McCallion, author Lori Hope and writer Franklin Hooper.

This week's guests include historian Joan Southgate, television producer Martin Tahse, author Andrew Chaikin and longevity expert Dr. Mark Leenay.

This week's guests include style expert Sherrie Mathieson, actress Jane Seymour, author Marci Shimoff and guitarist Bruce Kulick.

This week's guests include Oscar-nominated actor Robert Vaughn, relationship expert Lisa Daily, author David Tabatsky and athlete Lois-Ann Gilmore.

Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Nobel Prize-winning Russian author has died at 89. His son said late Sunday that he died of heart failure. Solzhenitsyn was a world symbol of censorship and oppression in the Soviet Union.

This week's guests include freefalling grandmother Harriet Shepard, author David Mills, musician Joe Cocker and celebrity chef Eric Ripert.

This week's guests include musician Johnny Mathis, author Michael Losier, health expert Carole Carson and TV icon Gary David Goldberg.

Susan Swartz is an author, journalist and feminist who is proving that life after 50 is juicy.

Author Marianne Williamson isn’t a stranger to the New York Times No. 1 Bestsellers List – she's landed on there four times. Her newest book took her on a trip to Oprah, Larry King Live and Good Morning America.

This week's guests include health expert Dr. Stuart Brown, triathlete Brian Brode, comedian Rip Taylor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Joseph Hallinan.

Music critic Joel Selvin looks back at the Summer of Love and examines its legacy.

Born: November 7, 1918
Evangelical preacher who's been a spiritual adviser to every U.S. president from Dwight Eisenhower to George W. Bush. He's the author of 25 books.

This week's guests include comic Lynn Ruth Miller, bodybuilder Ernestine Shepherd, author Pamela Redmond Satran and doctors Michael and Mary Dan Eades.

The meaning of retirement has changed so much over the years that author Tammy Erickson says to retire it! In her new book, she says boomers have more options and don’t have to just leave their careers behind when they hit 65.

This week's guests include football legend Fran Tarkenton, cancer survivor and author Beverlye Fead, Betty Rose, the world's oldest tai chi instructor, and the Skydivers Over Sixty.

Born: April 4, 1927
Author, poet, playwright, actress, director, educator and activist who overcame homelessness to become one of the nation's most celebrated women.

Author Christopher Noxon says he is embracing his inner young person, and he's found there are so many like him who want to "rejuvenile."

Internationally renowned nutritionist Marcia Zimmerman offers tips on using diet and supplements to slow the effects of aging on your body.

This week's guests include the outrageous Cloris Leachman, four-time cancer survivor Linda Hill, 89-year-old author and veteran Franklin Hooper and we go Inside the Story with cancer survivor and triathlete Wendy Chioji.

Multitalented actor and author Charles Grodin gathered stories from people like Robert Redford, Regis Philbin and Goldie Hawn to help others learn from their mistakes.

Andy Andrews' life took a drastic turn at age 19 when both his parents died and he became homeless. But he forced his life to take another turn for the better and has become an author and motivational speaker.

Celebrities are always in the news, but who cares, right? Wrong. Author and personal finance expert Caroline Waxler's Web site Mainstreet.com uses celebrities' mistakes to help others with their financial woes.

Fran Harris has been called a combination of Oprah and Tony Robbins.

Author and Editorial Director of Life Books, Robert Sullivan has written a book that could literally be anyone's dream. He's compiled 100 of the world's best vacation destinations and the cover is only a glimpse of what's inside.

The mortgage meltdown has taken a toll on most but author Ciji Ware says there's a brighter side to it all.

Born: May 16, 1912
Died: Oct. 31, 2008
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and broadcaster best known for his series of oral histories.