Brad Pitt
Talk about a surprise gift! The Academy-award nominated actor was honored by AARP Magazine with a special edition mock cover. Looking good, Brad!
John Stamos
Uncle Jesse is all grown-up! The Full House actor, who recently turned 50 on Aug.19 2013, celebrated his special day with his beautiful mom. Yes, we're still madly in love.
Johnny Depp
The Pirates of the Caribbean star, who recently turned 50 on June 9, is embracing age: "I mean, I think any day you wake up and you're still around is a good thing. Every time you could take a breath and exhale and inhale again, it's a good thing," the actor tells E! News.
Tom Cruise
This is the kind of actor who gets better with age—a year after his split with Katie Holmes, the megastar is keeping busy and happy while filming All You Need Is Kill in London.
John Slattery
Who doesn't love Roger Sterling? The Mad Men star brings everyone's favorite account man to new heights in season six, where Roger finds himself mourning the loss of his mother, his shoe polisher and his youth.
George Clooney
The silver fox is still going strong: At 52, the actor has added other callings to his repertoire, including directing and producing films for major Hollywood studios.
Denzel Washington
This Oscar-winning actor hasn't aged a day over 30—at least by our sight! Most recently Washington starred in the drama Flight, a role which earned him nominations for a Golden Globe and an Oscar, among other awards.
Daniel Day-Lewis
The British actor is really good at winning (that's three, count 'em, three Academy Awards now) and looking handsome while he's at it.
Ralph Fiennes
He's not only a skilled actor with a wide character range (Lord Voldemort, anyone?), but the British star also has a good sense of humor. In a 2012 Watch What Happens Live appearance, Fiennes dressed in pajamas, participated in a pillow fight and read erotic Harry Potter fanfic.
Viggo Mortensen
Does this leading man even age? For over a decade Mortensen has smoldered on screens in major flicks including The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Hidalgo and A History of Violence.
Colin Firth
He won us over in light comedies like Bridget Jones's Diary and Love Actually, but this English actor also has an affinity for quality dramas, including 2009's A Single Man.
Ken Watanabe
The handsome Inception actor has thrilled Japanese- and English-speaking audiences in a variety of international films, Including Letters from Iwo Jima, The Last Samurai and Batman Begins.
Liam Neeson
Leave it to this Irish heartthrob to take it all off for a good cause: The actor stripped down to his undies on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to support breast cancer research in 2012.