ChangingAging Readers Review Amour
I haven’t seen the new film Amour by director Michael Haneke but reviewers are calling it one of the most masterful films about aging, mortality and “amour.”
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Junior Citizens
One of the important functions that elders play in human societies is teaching young people how we live.
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About that OTHER Word
I want to talk about another word that is used to demean and diminish older people. This time Kavan’s the one getting in dustups, with no less than Oprah and AARP.
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Reader Comment: Give Oprah Credit
I am writing because I read your recent ChangingAging blog post about Oprah Winfrey, and I have to say I believe you are being too hard on her.
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Consumer Electronics Show is Changing Aging
Each year I attend CES I look for the latest ways this paradise of technology and innovation is meandering its way into senior living, and aging in general.
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Challenging The Stereotype of Human Beauty
If you depend on the mass media and fashion magazines to define human beauty you will be exposed to an impoverished and monolithic viewpoint: beauty = youth.
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Beautiful
How good are we at perceiving beauty? That was the focus of a Washington Post social experiment that sought to test people’s ability to identify great art.
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Old at Love, Young at Heart
Our beauty changes, but it never goes away, it goes inside of us. And that inner beauty shines through all the brighter.
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