Heeerrrrrrre's ... Ed McMahon!

Growing Bolder takes you on a priceless trip back in time to a woman who was among the first to perform singing commercials on television! Meet the legendary Nancy Evans.

On this day in 1948, Allen Funt's "Candid Microphone," later titled "Candid Camera," made its television debut on ABC. The premise of the show involved concealed cameras filming ordinary people being confronted with unusual situations.

He's a TV icon who broke nearly every record for longevity in the book, and at 85, Bob Barker is still changing the rules of aging.

Legendary TV producer Martin Tahse has made it his mission to preserve one of the most beloved children's shows of all time and he's dedicated to introducing it to a whole new generation.

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

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.

Exciting news for one of our GB Members -- Jean Newell will be on a television near you this month. Check out her story here, then learn how you can watch her on an upcoming talk show.

We're returning to our old stomping grounds of WESH-TV in Orlando. Take a behind-the-scenes look as GB President Marc Middleton tapes a welcome video for the homepage of GB.com and find out what happens when there's too many anchors on the set.

The Zimmers are a British Rock band thought to have the oldest members in the world. The lead singer, Alf, is 90 and their oldest member, Buster, is 101. The band was created as a feature in a BBC television documentary.

One of the most honored television reporters in America is spinning the real-life investigations she uncovers into suspenseful mystery novels.

Bea Arthur, the former "Golden Girl", and one of the "The 50 Greatest TV Icons" died Saturday at the age of 86 from cancer.

Born: May 9, 1918
Award-winning journalist; lead correspondent for CBS's 60 Minutes for 37 years. Wallace's professional honors include at least 20 Emmy Awards.

TV Land President Larry W. Jones says the 50+ audience is a powerful force.

Jim McKay, the esteemed sportscaster who hosted ABC's popular Wide World of Sports for over 40 years died Saturday of natural causes at his farm in Monkton, Maryland. He was 86.

The Television icon traveled from near poverty in Brooklyn to the top of the heap in Hollywood. And he made it with the same woman by his side!

The Growing Bolder Media Group, one of America's leading producers and distributors of active-lifestyle content for television, radio and the Web, announces the expansion of The Growing Bolder TV Show.

Born: Nov. 4, 1916
For nearly two decades, Americans overwhelmingly turned to Walter Cronkite for the day's news.

You gotta be kidding me. The FCC has banned Dove's revolutionary and provocative ProAge TV commercial in which, six over-50 women pose seminude in a dignified and non-sexual manner.

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

Walter Cronkite, one of America's most beloved and well-known journalists, died on July 17, 2009, at the age of 92. Remembered for his coverage of some of the biggest stories in history, Cronkite was often considered a voice of calm during disaster.

Monkees frontman and teen heartthrob Davy Jones tells us how he's still packing in the crowds.

The writer of TV classics like "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Bob Newhart Show" has issued a call to action for any TV viewer over 50.

When she turned 70, Lynn Ruth Miller decided she wanted to try standup comedy. Why not? Now, five years later, she's hotter than ever. Check her out, and see proof that it really is never too late to do the things you always wanted to.

GM announced it will phase out it's Pontiac division as part of a major restructuring. But Pontiac? Here's a look back at a 1966 commercial from it's glory days!

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.

He's an unlikely renaissance man whose voice is known to millions of public radio listeners. But it's his global adventures that are the real story.

She's spent years writing about the challenges of navigating midlife and now she's turning her sharp mind on the ups and downs of finding love later in life.

Legendary actor Ernest Borgnine is living proof that it's possible to remain vibrant, valuable and relevant, even if you too are lucky enough to reach your 90s.

Before she was Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter's dream was to find success as a recording artist. She never gave up on that dream.

He's one of the most well-known chefs in the world, and his entire career started in his grandmother's kitchen.

In her 90s and considered one of the most beautiful people on both big and small screens, Mimi Weddell could be considered a late bloomer! See why her acting dreams got deferred, why she loves hats, and what growing up in the Depression taught her.

He's Dr. Phil, Robin Williams, President George W. Bush and John Madden all rolled up into one. He's Frank Caliendo and he's one of the most talented impersonators in the business.

Julie Andrews has had a legendary career; from movies and television to Broadway musicals, and now, she's an acclaimed author.

Shows profiling hoarders are the hottest things on TV right now. Even if your clutter is less extreme, many of us still have trouble throwing stuff away. Learn how to "rightsize" your life.

Once confined to a wheelchair, entertainer Leonard Crofoot now dances his way into hearts everywhere with his graceful performances and indomitable spirit.

Rock historian Pete Fornatale's new book on Woodstock paints the clearest picture yet of the most important concert event in the history of rock.

It was the incident that made the phrase "Wardrobe Malfunction" part of our everyday vocabulary. It also set off a firestorm of censorship debates that have led straight to the US Supreme Court.

She shot to fame with her star-turning role in Robert Altman's "M*A*S*H," but she says singing was always her passion. She says it's only with the wisdom of age that she finally is comfortable enough with herself to pursue it.

The 75-year-old grandmother defied all odds by outlasting thousands to make it to the final episode. She lost the contest, but won respect.

The Growing Bolder TV Show, featuring local news veterans Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer, has been picked up by Orlando PBS affiliate WMFE-TV.

Valerie Ramsey is living proof that it's never too late to live the dreams you never even realized you had. See how the modeling world's freshest new face got her unlikely start at the age of 63.