Good Genes or Good Docs

Matt Lauer looks better now than he did today.

Here's the 37-year-old morning news show host back in 1995 (left) -- and 17 years later, the 54-year-old at an event in the Hamptons last week (right).

His rating just keep getting better.

Salma Hayek's gorgeousness needs no translation.

Here's the 28-year-old Oscar nominated actress back in 1995 (left) -- and 17 years later, the 45-year-old goddess at an event in Cannes this week (right).

She's such an amazingly well-rounded woman.

Noah Wyle isn't a doctor, he just played one on TV.

Here's the 22-year-old "E.R." intern back in 1994 (left) -- and 18 years later, the 40-year-old at an event in Beverly Hills last week (right).

Tennis great Andre Agassi has still got game.

Here's the 20-year-old eight-time Grand Slam champion back in 1990 (left) -- and 22 years later, the 42-year-old at the Kentucky Derby last week (right).

It's Andre by a hair.

There are a lot of reasons people really like Sally Field.

Here's the 35-year-old two-time Oscar winner back in 1982 (left) -- and 30 years later, the 65-year-old "Steel Magnolia" at an event in NYC this week (right).

Drink your juice, Shelby.

Robert Redford will always be the Sundance kid.

Here's the 44-year-old Oscar winner back in 1981(left) -- and 31 years later, the 75-year-old at an event in London on Thursday (right).

He really is the natural.

There are six degrees of Kevin Bacon ... all good.

Here's the 27-year-old "Footloose" star back in 1986 (left) -- and 26 years later, the 53-year-old at an event in L.A. last month (right).

That's one lean Bacon.

There is nothing funny about how amazing comic actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus looks.

Here's the 32-year-old former "Seinfeld" star back in 1993 (left) -- and 19 years later, the flawless 51-year-old "Veep" star in NYC this week (right).

She's better than ever ... not that there's anything wrong with that.

Currently having the #2 album in the country isn't the only reason Lionel Richie should be dancing on the ceiling.

Here's the 36-year-old Best Song Oscar winner back in 1986 (left) -- and 26 years later, the 62-year-old at his concert in Vegas this week (right).

Hello.

Kelly Ripa is the hostess with the mostest.

Here's the 20-year-old former "All My Children" star back in 1991 (left) -- and 21 years later, the 41-year-old "Live! with Regis & Kelly" host at an Oscar party in February (right).

She really knows how to put on a good show.

Just like his classic Ed Grimley character on "Saturday Night Live," Martin Short never gets old.

Here's the 34-year-old comedian back in 1984 (left), and 28 years later, the 61-year-old at an event in NYC on Thursday (right).

I must say.

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Vanessa Williams has got the right stuff.

Here's the 26-year-old back in 1989 (left) -- and 23 years later, the 49-year-old at an event in L.A. (right).

Despite being being forced to relinquish her title, she'll always be Miss America.

Steven Tyler has been rock and rollin' for over 40 years.

Here's the 28-year-old Aerosmith lead singer back in 1976 (left) -- and 36 years later, the 63-year-old in L.A. on Thursday (right).

American idol, indeed.

For your consideration ... Meryl Streep.

Here's the 30-year-old, 17-time Oscar nominee (and two-time winner) back in 1979 (left) -- and the 62-year-old at an event in London recently (right).

She really is the best.

NFL legend Joe Montana has definitely got game.

Here's the 25-year-old four-time Super Bowl champion quarterback in 1981 (left) -- and 30 years later, the 55-year-old a couple of months ago (right).

They don't call him Golden Joe for nothing.

While most of us are hard at work -- Ferris Bueller looks like he has had the last 25 years off!

Here's the 24-year-old hookie playing hunk back in the 1986 movie (left) -- and 26 years later on a a teaser video that surfaced on YouTube (right).

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."