Actress Michelle Yeoh talks about starring in her first musical film, “Wicked,” and winning her first Oscar at 60 for her role in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” 0:58 In today’s “AARP Minute,” ...

When Myra Garcia was in her early 50s, her doctors misdiagnosed her Alzheimer’s as Attention Deficit Disorder. She describes how that mistake has affected her life. When Myra Garcia was in her early ...

Helping your parents with their tech can be complicated, especially when you’re not nearby. Consumer journalist Elisabeth Leamy shows you how to remotely access a Mac or PC for free and see what’s ...

Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, AARP’s new CEO, shares how her work in advocacy, public health, policy change, data and research, and as a practicing physician has prepared her for this role. All Featured ...

Experience what banking with dementia feels like in this short video. Learn more at AARP.org/BankSafe. Experience what banking with dementia feels like in this short ...

AARP editors Tim Appelo and Christina Ianzito recap their favorite moments from the first season of ABC’s “The Golden Bachelorette.” AARP editors Tim Appelo and Christina Ianzito recap their favorite ...

In “5 Things to Know This Week,” the growing threat of scams related to the holidays, plus Betty White is on a batch of new stamps and other stories from the week. All Featured Videos 5 Things to Know ...

Almost everyone is touched by the need for long-term services and supports (LTSS) at some point, but not everyone receives the same quality of care and services. Disparities exist across factors such ...

November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, so here are some facts about diagnosing, living with and treating Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. November is National Alzheimer's ...

Falling and staying asleep can be difficult for many people. But did you know your dinner could be causing your restless nights of tossing and turning? Here’s what foods to skip before bedtime for ...

In “5 Things to Know This Week,” the differences between cardiac arrest and a heart attack, plus when trying to save money may cost you. In “5 Things to Know This Week,” the differences between ...