Norman Lear Turns 100, Celebrates By Singing 'That's Amore'

After hitting a monumental milestone in his life, Norman is smiling and sharing what life really means to him.

With the help of his daughter, Kate, the TV producer and writer took to social media to celebrate his 100th birthday.

Norman believes that living in the present is one of the most important things that can be done.

Being in the moment is something Norman has cherished for a long time and he would like everyone to do the same.

After working on the "Colgate Comedy Hour" with legends back in the day, Norman went on to work on classics like "Sanford and Son" and "All in the Family."

As he pushed the boundaries of TV, incorporating controversial topics like abortion, mental health, and sexuality into his shows, he picked up 6 Emmys.

It was back in 1984 that he was in the hall of fame.