AARP, Movies
Exclusive Photos: Behind the Scenes at AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards
After posing for pics in AARP’s photo booth, Stamos jokingly nudged her, “Let’s win some more awards.” Multi-talented actor/director Penn, 64, donned yet another hat: producer of September 5, the film that chronicled the Munich massacre of 1972.
Income taxes don't end just because you've reached your senior years. In some cases, federal tax returns for seniors are ...
AARP CEO Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan on how the Movies for Grownups Awards combats ageism by supporting films and TV shows made for 50-plus audiences.
Last week it was FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and former NYPD Chiefs; now AARP has voiced strong support for the AM Radio for ...
AARP is urging Hollywood to age up. A new study released Friday by the organization finds that most adults age 50 and older ...
Three-quarters (73%) of adults age 50 and older are more likely to support movies or TV that include characters similar to them in age and life experiences, according to new research from AARP. The ...
While Milwaukee County is the first county in Wisconsin to received the designation, 13 municipalities across the state are ...
Oh, and the AARP also very briefly dabbled in TV: Take it as read that they still like Jodie Foster (for True Detective: ...
"If you had told me in my 20s that my 60s would be the best moments of my life, I wouldn't have believed it," Moore said at ...
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