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So what’s her secret? Easy. She sticks to a vegan diet.

Last June, Pfeiffer took the plunge into the vegan lifestyle after watching a program on CNN called “The Last Heart Attack.” The show went in-depth to search for answers for heart attack prevention, and included interviews with former president Bill Clinton, whose health dramatically improved when he went vegan.

Pfeiffer, a self-professed foodie, decided to give the diet a shot. She knew Clinton loved food, and had still managed to stick with the diet, so she figured there must be something to it.

Now that the actress has been vegan for several months, she’s experienced a host of health benefits firsthand, and can relate to exactly what kept Clinton on track.

“I remember watching that program thinking, ‘Clinton is a smart man and there’s true science behind this theory,’” she says. “So I cut out meats and dairy. After two months, my cholesterol shot down 83 points. That’s enough proof to me that it works.”

It turns out that the dietary change was a pretty dramatic switch for Pfeiffer, whose previous lifestyle was less than healthy.

“I was terrible,” she says. “I existed on cigarettes, Coca-Cola and coffee, and I got away with that for a while. And I never used to exercise. I think you begin to look and feel lousy the older you become, so now I eat really well. I don’t smoke and I’m learning meditation.”

Another source that Pfeiffer found inspiring was Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn‘s book “Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease: The Revolutionary, Scientifically Proven, Nutrition-Based Cure.” She said that the evidence given in the book helped her stay on track.

“I just felt like…there was science behind it. And, you know, it was sort of irrefutable. … I couldn’t not listen to it. My father died from cancer, and the older you get, there’s a lot of disease around you. And you see people struggling with chronic disease. You see people dying with terminal illnesses. And if in any way …. this is true, then you kind of have to listen to it.”

Listen to it she did. In addition to improving her health, the actress has maintained her stunning appearance. Pfeiffer credits her healthy lifestyle for her seemingly ageless looks. When she first made the change, she noted, “Vanity is right under there, but I have to say that it’s a close second with wanting to live long.”

Now she hopes that by holding back the clock, she can still land interesting roles in Hollywood.  ”An actress’s window of opportunity is smaller than an actor’s,” she says. “You can be the sexiest man alive at 60, but it’s not like that if you’re a woman. It’s just one of those things. Deal with it.”

If her beauty, attitude and still-flourishing career are any indication, she’s dealing just fine.

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Ann Cherkis (who previously penned “The Secret” which starred David Duchovny and Olivia Thirlby) has written the script, which follows a family whose lives are transformed after they are exhibited in a series of photographs at the Museum of Modern Art. The film will be Robbins’ first theatrically released feature since 1999’s “Cradle Will Rock,” with his work behind the camera since being restricted to videos, TV movies, and most recently episodes of television’s “Treme.”

It sounds like a potentially fun little family movie, and based on the strength of the cast alone it looks like a project to keep an eye on. As previously mentioned Robbins is a past Oscar-winner, Pfeiffer’s a previous nominee, and we wouldn’t be at all surprised if Moretz went on to win a little golden man of her own at some point in the future. “Man Under” joins an increasingly long list of films that Moretz has lined up, with “Kick Ass 2” and “Carrie” probably the most high-profile – and it doesn’t look like she’ll be disappearing from our screens any time soon regardless of the success of that remake. [Deadline]

The “Dark Shadows” star told “Extra’s” Maria Menounos, “Some of the best parts, particularly for women, are on TV, and I would definitely be open to that at some point, but we’ve decided we don’t even want to work together.”

Keeping their careers separate could be the secret to their 19-year marriage. The Oscar nominee and the “Ally McBeal” creator also moved out of Hollywood, and set up house in Northern California. “I have mixed feelings about it, but it was a good move for us.”

She definitely doesn’t have mixed feeling about the upcoming election. “I’m on pins and needles, I’ve got to say. It’s a tight one, isn’t it? I’m voting for Obama, so I’m keeping my fingers crossed.”

Pfeiffer, who will star in the upcoming Luc Besson film “Malavita,” is also helping to raise awareness about cancer, hosting the Elyse Walker Pink Party this past Saturday at Santa Monica Airport. The event benefited the Cedars-Sinai Women’s Cancer Program and aims to “end cancer as a threat to women.”

Michelle feels a special connection to the cause because her father passed away from cancer and her best friend was later diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Find out how you can help at Pink-Party.org.

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