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Looking for Work after 50? Are You Also Out of Luck? June 6, 2018 
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The Workplace Needs #MeTooAgainstAgeism June 7, 2018 
The Beauty Industry Is Shifting from Anti-Aging to Anti-Anti-Aging. So What? June 6, 2018
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Cinema
The Straight Story - 1999, USA, 112 min. A chasm, caused by slights long forgotten, separates Alvin Straight (Richard Farnsworth in an Oscar-nominated performance) and his brother, Lyle (Harry Dean Stanton). When Alvin learns …
Unforgiven - This is the masterpiece that escalated Clint Eastwood’s rise into the cinematic pantheon.
Fiction
My Mrs. Brown: A Novel - Mrs. Brown is a drab and proper widow, living an invisible existence picking up after others in a small-town beauty shop, where she hears everything and says nothing.
And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer: A Novella - Just when you think you’ve read all of the books you’ll ever need on dementia and the long goodbye, along comes this glorious novella from Fredrik Backman, easily the best …
Nonfiction
How to Live: A Search for Wisdom from Old People (While They Are Still on This Earth) - Henry Alford takes readers along as he interviews people over 70 about the concept of wisdom.
Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End - With increased longevity in the news, you don’t have to look hard to find a book about living better.
Children’s Books
The Hello, Goodbye Window - A preschool-age girl explains that she has named her grandparents’ cheery kitchen window the Hello, Goodbye Window because it’s where everyone says hello and goodbye.
Hero - By S. L. Rottman - Peachtree, 1997 Fifteen-year-old Sean lives with his abusive, alcoholic mother; his father walked out years ago. When Sean is suspended from school for fighting, he is sentenced to …