Denton County Living Well Magazine September/October 2017 | Page 12

Rob Lowe, wife Sheryl Berkoff
and their sons at the Comedy
Central Roast of Rob Lowe.
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“The fun of it at the end of the day is getting out of
the house having an adventure with your kids...that’s
all we have are our memories, so for us to be able to
get out and do this and have it documented is just an
amazing gift,” Lowe says in a recent Good Morning
America interview.
While he’s now in the spotlight for this latest project,
Lowe has an impressive resume of movie and TV work
that spans decades. He rose to prominence as a teen
heartthrob in the 1980s. In the ’90s and early ’00s he
starred in feature films like Wayne’s World, Contact, The
Specials, and more. Lowe’s small screen credits include
The West Wing, Brothers & Sisters, Parks and Recreation,
The Grinder, and Code Black, among others.
He’s been nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award and
six Golden Globe Awards. He’s won two Screen Actors
Guild Awards.
When you compare movie posters or on-set shots from de-
cades ago to now it’s obvious that time has been kind to
Lowe. He recently sat down with Men’s Journal to share
some of his secrets for continuing to look and feel youthful.
In The Lowe Files, a nonfiction series
premiering on A&E, Rob Lowe and his two
sons, 23-year-old Matthew Edward and
21-year-old John Owen, travel the country
and explore unsolved mysteries.
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