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Music for Grownups: Dolly Parton at Radio City Music Hall
Judging from the "Backwoods Barbie's" latest concert, it looks like it's "a lot of fun being Dolly Parton."
Movies for Grownups Review: "Then She Found Me"
Our entertainment editor discusses the new film from co-writer/director/star Helen Hunt, "Then She Found Me."
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Books for Grownups
The latest books of interest to you, brought to you by the editors of Publishers Weekly and AARP The Magazine.
Musical Mentor Quiz
Today's hottest artists are the products of yesterday's inspirations. Who are your mentors? Test your knowledge!
And, comfortable in her own skin, she's an exuberant crusader for aging wisely and well.
AARP Radio: Studs Terkel Tells His Own Story
The 95-year-old journalism icon sits down with AARP Radio's Mike Cuthbert to discuss 80 years of interviews and his new memoir, "Touch and Go."
Movies For Grownups® Awards 2008
Prefer emotional complexity over car chases? You'll love this year's list of thought-provoking films and performances..
From the Online Community
Journal: "TV Conversion Coupons"
AARPMD explains the coupons now available for the digital TV conversion that begins in early 2009.
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Group: Movie Fanatics
And the Oscar goes to...? Join in and vote on what picture was the best film of 2007.
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The Reel Geezers
The newest YouTube sensation isn’t a Britney Spears meltdown: It’s two movie-reviewing octogenarians who call themselves the Reel Geezers.
AARP Radio: Fats Domino, After Katrina
Like hundreds of Hurricane Katrina survivors, legendary singer and pianist Fats Domino was rescued from the rooftop of his New Orleans home. Since then, Fats has been working to rebuild the once-lively city.
Jack of Hearts: Jack Nicholson
Has Hollywood’s original bad boy gone good? One-time rogue Jack Nicholson lives alone, tends to his teenagers, and yearns for one last great love.
A Fresh Look at Frida Kahlo
More than a century after her birth, Mexican artist and icon Frida Kahlo continues to haunt audiences. Now a new touring exhibit showcases some 50 still lifes and self-portraits, some never before on public view in the United States, and we have a sneak peek for you.
