Heeerrrrrrre's ... Ed McMahon!

This is the most famous squirrel in the world.

Everyone from the president of the United States to Borat to some aging superheroes showed up at the 2007 Famous Faces Ball to benefit Shepard's Hope.

Meet one of the people who appeared in one of the most famous movies in history -- The Wizard of Oz -- and see what she says about her very small role in such a big Hollywood smash.

He comes from a long line of famous writers and public figures, but Hodding Carter has always made his biggest splash in the pool. Find out what sent the former college swimmer back into the deep end in his 40s.

Born: Oct. 25, 1881
Died: April 8, 1973
Picasso is generally considered the most famous and perhaps greatest artist of the 20th century.

This couple survived one of the most famous nautical disasters in history -- the sinking of the Andrea Doria.

Born: Sept. 7, 1860
Died: Dec. 13, 1961
One of the most famous American folk artists of all-time, she taught herself to paint when she was in her mid-70s.

Born: June 8, 1867
Died: April 29, 1959
Considered the most influential architect of his time. A pioneer ahead of his time and is easily America's most famous architect.

The man who bellowed one of TV's most beloved phrases night after night takes GB on a journey through the history of the small screen.

See how the best triathlete in U.S. Olympic history is leaving a legacy for his family and others. Plus, Jim Henson's family ensures his characters live on forever, and meet man who is inspired by the past and is following in a famous man's footsteps.

In nearly 40 years as a news photographer, Red Huber has covered many major news events and has won countless awards. His space shuttle photos are breathtaking. How does he get such amazing shots? We find out.

Former teen idols Matthew and Gunnar Nelson come from one of the most famous show biz families in history.

In this episode of the Growing Bolder TV Show, we're hopping in the backseat of the most famous classic car on the Internet. America's favorite gun totin', flag wavin' 91-year-old takes us on a wild ride.

Talk about an unusual retirement plan. A world-famous gator trapper saved trophies from his catches to help fund his retirement. Anyone want a gator head?

After a 40-year absence, Shangri-Las lead singer Mary Weiss is back with a new pop album.

A Hollywood heavyweight is opening the vault to bring the hilarious works of his famous father back into the spotlight.

KISS drummer Peter Criss says he's reinventing himself in his 60s.

This is really growing bolder. Even death doesn’t slow down some celebrities. The famous deceased are in demand for advertising and marketing.

Robert Rauschenberg has died at the age of 82. The artist found fame - and controversy - with his stunning and colorful paintings and sculptures.

Many from the first wave of Peace Corps volunteers in the 1960s are getting a second chance to make a difference thanks to Chris Klose, who helped found Peace Corps Encore.

Rain Pryor may have inherited her famous father's sense of humor, but she adds her own sense of sass and style to her performances and books.

It was a rough winter for Banana George Blair, the most famous water skier in history. The oldest-ever barefoot skier ever battled a severe case of pneumonia that left him bedridden and weak. But the 93-year-old wasn’t ready to give up the sport he loved.

What would "Animal House" have been without that classic "Shout!" scene with Otis Day and The Knights? Find out how it almost didn't happen.

What do The Smothers Brothers, Pat Paulson and Joan Rivers all have in common? Jim Carlton. He's juggled being a singer, guitarist, comedian and Carlton has even made a name for himself as a TV writer for some of the most famous names in the business.

With his new documentary, Denny Tedesco is blowing the lid off one of rock and roll's biggest secrets!

He's an Oscar-nominated actor who has appeared in more than 100 films, but thanks to the Army, he almost never made it on the big screen! The fates aligned, and Robert Vaughn is now writing about his "Fortunate Life."

Lifespan is defined as the age of the oldest living individual of a species. For humans, it's now 122 years and 164 days. That's how old Madame Jeanne Calment was when she died in France in August 1997.

Every week on WMFE-TV (PBS), Growing Bolder brings you inspirational motivational and fun stories about people who believe it's not about age; it's about attitude.

Country music legend Tanya Tucker is back with her first new album in eight years, and she's reworking some classic songs made famous by men. Look out boys!

As a nation, we've been celebrating Father's Day for less than 40 years. Make up for those lost years by checking out the greatest collection of inspirational, butt-kicking dads around!

He wrote one of the most iconic protest anthems of all time, yet all Barry "Fish" Melton really ever wanted to do was practice law.

The whistle behind one of TV's all-time most recognizable theme songs has died. Earle Hagen not only whistled it, he wrote it, too. In fact, he wrote some of the most popular themes in history. See if your favorite show is among them.

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.

She is one of the most beloved stars of stage and film, and even as she nears 90, she's working hard to keep the arts in schools.

Brenda Lee is a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll. Actually, she's a lot of both. She's the only woman in music history to be inducted into the hall of fame for both and will be awarded with the Pioneer Award this year.

Today would have been Satchel Paige's 102nd birthday. Paige may have been the greatest pitcher in baseball history but what we like most about him is that he defined Growing Bolder long before anyone really knew what it was.

For more than 40 years, rock photographer Bob Gruen has had an all-access pass to some of the greatest stars and moments in music history.

She loves learning new things, and she shares her stories right here on Growing Bolder. Simply Deb has been a great supporter of our Web site, and so we wanted to know -- what makes her tick?

Jack Linkletter, the inspiration for his father's hit show, "Kids Say the Darndest Things," has died. Growing Bolder recently talked to Art about what his son said that spawned a huge hit.

What would you do if you knew your life was about to end? That's the premise of a new movie, starring some Hollywood heavyweights who are all about Growing Bolder in their real and make-believe worlds.