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5 Ways to Take the Fear Out of Retirement

By Debbie Hensleigh March 01, 2018

Maybe it’s not a feeling of fear that you feel… maybe it’s more like dread or uneasiness of the unknown. The dictionary definition of the word retirement is “the action or fact of leaving one’s job and ceasing to work.” Read More

Are You Being Ageist… to Yourself? Here’s How it Affects How Others View You

By Kay Van Norman February 25, 2018

Recently, a colleague and I were discussing the impact of personal ageism on older adult health beliefs, and behaviors. We also talked about the way ageism impacts how older adults are viewed by others…

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Jane Seymour Appears in Tasteful Playboy Shoot, Shatters Aging Stereotypes

By Sixty and Me February 22, 2018

Ok, I’ve only written the title for this article and I’ve already said two things that I never thought I would say: “Tasteful Playboy shoot” and “Jane Seymour (67) appears in Playboy.”

Now, normally, I wouldn’t consider a Playboy story to be relevant for our community, but, there are a couple of reasons that I wanted to share this with you now. Read More

The Queen Shakes Up London Fashion Week with Surprise Visit (Pictures)

By Sixty and Me February 21, 2018

No matter where you are in the world, chances are that your life has been heavily influenced by British culture and design. As a teenager, living in the U.S., I remember being completely in love with the Beatles. I didn’t wash my hands for a week after shaking Paul McCartney’s hand after a concert, but, that’s another story. Read More

Helen Mirren Ditches Her Limo, Takes the Bus to Movie Premier

By Sixty and Me February 16, 2018

There are many reasons that we love Helen Mirren. She is an amazing actress, with 26 major awards to her name, including one Oscar. She is a champion for women’s rights and an outspoken critic of sexism and ageism. And, as today’s story demonstrates, despite her continued success as an actress, she is a down-to-earth lady who can even make riding the bus look fabulous! Read More

Do You Worry More Now that You Are in Your 60s?

By Anne Crowther February 14, 2018

I read recently that one of the first signs of Alzheimer’s is raised levels of anxiety. After a particularly stressful month, it started to resonate with me.

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Alone on Valentine’s Day? This Year, Be Your Own Valentine

By Sally Fox February 10, 2018

Remember those days when, as a child, you gave little heart-shaped Valentines and then waited and hoped you’d get some yourself? Read More

11 Life Hacks for When You Find Yourself Temporarily Disabled

By Jessica Hegg February 07, 2018

Has an injury or illness side-lined your mobility? Whether it’s a broken foot or a severe arthritis flare-up, when it is difficult to get out and about, life can grind to a halt…

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Helen Mirren Gives Up Her Clothes to Support Cancer Research

By Sixty and Me February 02, 2018

Helen Mirren has never been afraid of a little nudity. From her appearance in the 1969 film, The Age of Consent, to her role in the 1989 film, The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, Mirren has always put her work first. She did what the role demanded. Read More

Healthy Brain Mystery: Is Canola Oil Bad for My Memory?

By Anna Lamnari January 30, 2018

You might have seen the recent headlines about canola oil not being good for your memory and weight. Read More