movies for grownups
Inside AARP The Magazine’s Star Studded Show
EXCLUSIVE CLIP: Christopher Plummer and Martin Landau in Remember
“It’s good to be alive!” declared a tearful Michael Douglas, the guest of honor at our Movies for Grownups Gala Countdown luncheon in New York on Thursday. Douglas — who told us he’s still cancer-free five years after being diagnosed with tongue cancer — attended with his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Tina Turner Lends an Ear
Sprawling dino disasters and finely observed teen friendships give moviegoers a fun choice in theaters this weekend. At home, meanwhile, spies, golfers and a classic 1930s romance all provide excellent excuses to stay in (and out of the heat!).
See California drop into the ocean this weekend if you must, but save some time to revisit two old friends on home video: Roger Moore starring as The Saint and Orson Welles in his greatest role: himself.
Jill Ciment had one goal in mind when she wrote the novel on which the new movie 5 Flights Up is based.
As 75 million boomers march steadily toward old age, a health care problem of monumental proportions awaits.
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One of the highlights of last fall’s Movies for Grownups Film Festival in Los Angeles was Kevin Costner telling us about his passion for his film Black or White, costarring Octavia Spencer.