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Gayle Carter
Verified
Reporter and Booker, AARP
McLean
Beats
Fitness, Health, Pregnancy , Parenting, mental balance, Careers, Food, Celebrities, , beauty history, True crime, relationships productivity, Automotive, yoga children
Group of 5 College Football, FCS CFB
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By Gayle Carter Verified| AARP@ Getting older has its advantages, says Oscar-winning actor Forest Whitaker, 63: “The best thing is being wise enough to know what the good places are for joy.” Whitaker’s thriving career remains one of those “good places,” and has been since his film debut as a star football player in the classic ’80s teen coming-of-age film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. In the 43 years since, he’s achieved critical acclaim in wildly diverse roles.
By Gayle Carter Verified| The Epoch Times@ Even with more than two decades of film and TV credits, actress Cindy Busby, 42, still gets nervous stepping onto the set of a new production. And that’s a good thing, said the Montreal native, who credited that “excited energy” with helping her shine in roles like her latest—Nora, a lawyer in the highly anticipated second season of the Great American Family series “When Hope Calls,” premiering on April 6.
By Gayle Carter Verified| AARP@ Getting older has its advantages, says Oscar-winning actor Forest Whitaker, 63: “The best thing is being wise enough to know what the good places are for joy.” Whitaker’s thriving career remains one of those “good places,” and has been since his film debut as a star football player in the classic ’80s teen coming-of-age film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. In the 43 years since, he’s achieved critical acclaim in wildly diverse roles.
Company Info
AARP
AARP, founded in 1958 by Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus and Leonard Davis, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for Americans aged 50 and older. With a presence in all 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, AARP focuses on issues such as Medicare, Social Security, age discrimination, and consumer fraud prevention. As a membership-driven organization, AARP offers a variety of services, including advocacy for policies that benefit older Americans, publications like *AARP The Magazine* and *AARP Bulletin*, and member-exclusive discounts on travel, dining, and retail. The organization also provides educational resources through workshops and online tools, supporting seniors with legal aid, job training, and financial literacy programs via the AARP Foundation. Membership is open to individuals aged 50 and older, with benefits that include access to publications, community events, and advocacy initiatives.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
'+1 202-434-7578
Founded: 1958