Growing Bolder with Smokey Robinson
At 83, Smokey Robinson is back with his first album of new music since 2009. He describes it as a concept record about sex and other forms of pleasure.
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Cary Elwes
In the 30 years since its release, “The Princess Bride” has continued to grow in popularity. In his memoir, Cary Elwes, who starred as the lovestruck farm boy Westley, is sharing never-before-told stories from the set of this beloved film.
Farewell Kenny Rogers
Kenny Rogers has passed away at the age of 81. Rogers career spanned nearly six decades during which time he had 24 number-one hits and more than 50 million albums sold in the US alone. Last year we had the pleasure of featuring him in an article for the spring issue of Growing Bolder Magazine where he reflected on old friends and shared what life was like in his later years.
Jon Cryer
Why wasn’t he a part of The Brat Pack? What was it like to a have a front-row seat to Charlie Sheen’s epic meltdown? Jon Cryer tells all in his memoir, “So That Happened.” But first, he’s talking to Growing Bolder Radio!
Hugh Bonneville
Hugh Bonneville charmed audiences worldwide with his award-winning turn as Robert, the Earl of Grantham on “Downton Abbey.” Even as Bonneville and the rest of the cast prepare to return to Downton, he continues to take on exciting new roles in his career, including performing alongside the iconic Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
Jacqueline Bisset
Jacqueline Bisset has been one of the most in-demand movie stars since the 1960s. We’ll talk about her legendary career, fame, age and beauty with one of our most beloved stars of the screen.
Lea Thompson
Back to the Future and Caroline in the City actress Lea Thompson’s new project is a true family affair. She explains why her family, including her two daughters and husband, decided to collaborate on a film together and how it’s changed their relationships.
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy
Hollywood stars Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy discuss their long careers and long marriage, both oddities in the entertainment industry. Find out their secrets to both.
Alan Alda
You know and love him from his long-running role as Hawkeye on the iconic show M*A*S*H*, but when you learn what this thoughtful and curious man is up to at the age of 82, you’ll understand and value him in a whole new light.
Louie Anderson
Louie Anderson is one of the most beloved comedians of his generation, but it’s his role as Christine, the matriarch of a family on the hit FX series “Baskets,” that’s earning him some of the highest praise and acclaim of his career. As he celebrates turning 64, he explains how he remains as passionate and excited about working and creativity as he’s ever been.
Arnold Grossman
It’s never too late to achieve your dream, even if your dream is to direct a feature film. Just ask the filmmaker who is helming his first movie in his 80s!
Cindy Williams
You fell in love with her when she played the perky Shirley Feeney on “Laverne & Shirley,” but when you get to know the real Cindy Williams, you’ll love her even more.