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Lorrie Lynch

Lorrie Lynch

Director, Feature Content at AARP.org

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  • English
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  • Entertainment
  • Travel

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Oprah says goodbye to focus on Oprah Winfrey Network - AARP.org

TV mogul Oprah Winfrey says goodbye to her talk show to focus on her new network, OWN.
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2014 Movies for Grownups Awards Gala - AAAP - AARP

The starshine was bright at the 13th Annual Movies for Grownups Awards Gala in Beverly Hills
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2015 Movies for Grownups Gala

The stars shine bright in Beverly Hills at the 2015 Movies for Grownups gala. See who presented and who accepted the well-deserved honors.
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15th Annual Movies for Grownup Awards Show Photos

The 15th annual awards, an AARP Foundation fundraiser, is a glamorous evening of stars
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Sharon Stone, Meryl Streep, Glenn Close and more attend the Movies ...

It’s Sharon Stone’s night at the annual AARP Movies for Grownups Gala in Hollywood. See which stars walked our red carpet.
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How to Reset and Get Healthy After the Pandemic

Even if you weren’t directly affected, the coronavirus quarantine has likely taken a toll on your fitness and health. Let AARP guide your reset.
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A Fashion Dilemma: What to Wear on Your Legs This Winter - AARP

I feel bad about my legs, and I always have. Even when I was a teen and they were tight and tan, I thought of my legs as unappealing, to me and anyone else. At home they were called “the Lynch legs” — meaning, their shape was inherited from the Irish side of the family, where generations of peasant women had full thighs, oddly-shaped knees, short calves and, possibly, thick ankles. This would not be worthy of discussion were it not for our return to the time of year when women in cold climates f…
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U.S. and International Destinations Where Pickleball Is Popular - AARP

We can now add pickleball to popular sports-centered vacation getaway themes such as golfing, skiing and scuba diving. The racket game invented in 1965 has been the fastest-growing sport in the U.S. these past two years, now standing at close to 9 million players, according to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association. So it’s no surprise that the tourism industry is getting in on the action. All-inclusive resorts, from Beaches in the Turks and Caicos Islands to the historic Broadmoor in Col…