Through the years, Ryan Seacrest has taken on a lot of jobs. He is the host of a daily radio show, On Air with Ryan Seacrest, which is aired across the world. He is the host and executive producer of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, which is the most popular New Year's countdown show in existence. He makes well into the eight-digits-a-year mark as the host of American Idol every season. He is managing editor for E! News, and produces all of their red carpet shows. He is the founder of Ryan Seacrest Productions, which produce hit television shows across several networks. He has been called "The Hardest Working Man In Show Business", and for good reason. Even with all of that work, he continues to look and act as young as he always has. Most of the world was introduced to him in 2002 on American Idol, and many people say he looks just as young now, if not younger, than he did back then, nearly 13 years ago. You see him all over television, looking as young as he does, and you don't think about him being as old as he really is. There's no word on if/when he plans to slow his workload down in the coming years, but really, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. He's another person that could be included on future lists like this for 45, 50 and beyond if he continues down the path he has been.
Columnist/Podcaster/Director at LordsOfPain.net for nearly seven years, with nearly 2000 total columns written. Interviewed and/or involved in interviewing the likes of Tyler Black/Seth Rollins (twice), Diamond Dallas Page, Jimmy Jacobs, Christopher Daniels, Uhaa Nation and more.
