He's come up with four leadership principles he thinks we can all live by, and rather than writing a run-of-the-mill how-to book, Harold "Bud" Boughton imagines how a dying father would teach his kids a final lesson.

Sixty-six years after the attack, the wounds of Pearl Harbor are still fresh for many survivors. Jack Colby was there that day and says even though he doesn't like to look back, he thinks every American needs to remember those who died.

Steve McChesney of Healthy Gourmet by Americraft Cookware says the way you're cooking now is killing the vitamins in your food. See why he thinks surgical grade stainless steel, though expensive, can revolutionize your diet.

Peter Greenberg is one of the world's top travel experts, and he's got advice for you on how to survive these trying travel times.

Charlie Futrell is an 85-year-old superman.

A geneticist from the University of Cambridge in England thinks the first person to live to 1,000 is alive today.

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

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

Do bottles crash down when you open your medicine cabinet? Respected and honored medical writer Shannon Brownlee says Americans are over-treated and that's making America sicker and poorer.

Looking for inspiration, photographer Jessica Chornesky snapped stunning pics of fabulous women over 70.

Father Carmen Buono, 68, is just beginning his career in the priesthood.

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

Bill Hailey died in 1981 but his former collaborator is keeping the music alive.

Be honest -- you still have some relics from your youth lurking in your closet. Style expert Sherrie Mathieson says even if those clothes come back in style, they just won't work for you the way they once did.

Columbia Sportswear's "one tough mother" is still taking names and vibrant as she enjoys her 80s.

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.

With the bills piling and the dishes sitting in sink, it's obvious we all have responsibilities in our life. But one woman, broadcast journalist Kathy McManus has another idea. Find out what she feels is the biggest responsibility we all have.

Glenda Guilfoyle is a real-life dancing queen. She started as a coveted Radio City Music Hall Rockette at the age of 17 and at 74, she's still moving her feet to the music.

Leonard is the author of "The Greater Generation: In Defense of the Baby Boom Legacy."

Jeanie Linders has become a voice of an entire generation thanks to her smash-hit play, "Menopause: The Musical."

She's told us about the myths about medications, how prescription drugs could be hurting not helping us and gave us all the advice we could need about the medical world. And now, America's Most Trusted Pharmacist is back and ready for more!

World-class bodybuilder Anibal Lopez has combined his passions for lifting weights and helping others.

One of the most beloved child stars of all time is helping today's Hollywood kids learn from the mistakes of her past.

Comedian Rita Rudner turned 50 and turned over a new leaf. At 54, she's written 5 books and has kept her marriage going for 20 years. So, what's her secret to happiness?

The man who changed the way ordinary people work out is still revolutionizing the fitness industry. Only this time, he's focusing on exercisers like himself -- those over 50.

Good news! Doctors say they’ve discovered Miracle Grow for the brain and Dr. Mark Hyman says you won’t believe how easy it is for you to incorporate it into your daily life. Here’s the best part – no drugs are involved!

Every day, Wavy Gravy still lives his life with the ideals and dreams born out of the hippie movement. He was the face of Woodstock and he's devoted his life to peace.