2018 Movies for Grownups Awards Show Honors Hollywood’s Best and Brightest
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Glenn Close, Shirley MacLaine, Mahershala Ali and other stars celebrated AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards. Hosted by Martin Short, the show honored last year’s greatest achievements in moviemaking.
Meet the Living Rich With Coupons Queen
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Super saver Cindy Livesey clipped her debt with savvy couponing techniques, and now she’s sharing her secrets to success with 488,000 deal-seekers on Facebook.
Smokey Robinson Reflects on Motown, Aretha Franklin
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The legendary musician looks back at the history of Motown on its 60th anniversary. He shares memories, explains why he quit retirement and more.
Suze Orman Gets Personal
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Suze Orman opens up the vault to talk about her defining moments, her relationship with her mother and her personal estate plan.
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'Date My Grandma' Trailer — Dating Series From AARP
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A grandchild searches for the right person to set up on a blind date with their grandparent in each episode of this dating series from AARP Studios.
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6 Must-Haves For Your Estate Plan
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From a will to a letter of intent, here are six items you should consider including in your estate plan.
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Flu Season is Here: Protect Yourself From Harmful Germs
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Simple steps can help you win the battle against germs this flu season. Here’s how to strengthen your defenses to avoid getting sick.
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Aretha Franklin’s ‘Stand Up for Yourself’ Song — AARP
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The Queen of Soul performed the exclusive song for AARP in 2007 as part of a campaign theme for the Divided We Fail Coalition, an effort that established guiding principles for what was to become national health reform.
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Actress Jane Krakowski on Her Father's Dementia
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Actress Jane Krakowski opens up about her late father’s battle with dementia in hopes that it will bring comfort to others and promote further research. #DisruptDementia
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Dinner with Don: Jimmy Kimmel Goes Deep With Don Rickles — AARP
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The best career advice Jimmy Kimmel ever got was from Don Rickles. In this episode of "Dinner with Don," the two friends talk about what Jimmy initially wanted to be when he grew up, the secrets to life, and how Don got the nickname "Mr. Warmth."
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How to avoid Medicare replacement card scams
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Identifying and avoiding robocall scams
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Robocall scams are widespread. Calls may come from local numbers and claim to be official information about an urgent problem. Do not engage with these calls.
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IRS Scams Sound Like This
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Nearly 1 in 4 Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have been exposed to IRS scams. Advice from experts on avoiding these scammers.
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Work from Home Scams
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Who wouldn’t like to earn extra money working from home? But work at home job offers don’t always turn out to be the real deal. Here are three typical work at home pitches that should raise a red flag.
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'The Mustang' Movie Trailer
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Roman Coleman (Matthias Schoenaerts), a convict in a rural Nevada prison, is accepted into the selective wild horse training program. There, he rediscovers his own humanity in gentling an especially unbreakable mustang.
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Stop Rx Greed: A Parkinson’s Patient’s Struggles
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Lifesaving prescription drugs do not work if people cannot afford them. Go to aarp.org/rx to send the message: We're people, not profits.
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We Need Someone to Fight High Prescription Drug Costs
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Americans shouldn't have to choose between buying medication or buying food for our families. Congress needs to Stop Rx Greed and Cut Drug Prices Now!
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Tips for protecting yourself when using public Wi-Fi
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Justice Department spearheads crackdown against elder fraud
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr, flanked by top law enforcement officials from the FBI and other agencies, announces the largest-ever sweep of elder fraud cases. He spoke Thursday, March 7, from the Justice Department
