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The AARP Minute: November 2, 2020
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In today's "AARP Minute," new regulations guarantee free coronavirus vaccines for everyone once they are authorized; plus a documentary showing the daily lives of young caregivers.
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AARP Gave Me a Universally Designed Home — AARP
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Walter Moody, a U.S. Army veteran in Memphis, received an "ageless" home as part of a groundbreaking effort by AARP, AARP Foundation, Home Matters and the Wells Fargo Housing Foundation, which hosted the competition called “Home Today, Home Tomorrow"
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Live From New York With SNL’s Don Roy King - AARP
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Live from New York, director Don Roy King brings Saturday Night Live to life for millions of viewers each week. The job also keeps the 68-year-old up to date on the people and things his 18-year-old daughter, Cameron, cares about. But King might have
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Prepárate para la entrevista de trabajo
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Muestra confianza, ve preparado para que sepan que eres el mejor candidato para la posición.
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Part-Time Teacher Depends on Social Security
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Leeza Burton still works part-time as a substitute teacher while depending on Social Security for part of her income, but she can’t keep working forever.
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Party Till the Break of 10 p.m. at Earlybirds Club
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High school friends Laura Baginski and Susie Lee created a dance party where women can let go of daily stressors and reconnect with a community.
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The Game Unites Us: Finding Love on the Pitch— AARP
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A chance encounter on a soccer field 25 years ago brought Nancy and Carlos Villalta together, and the game is still at the foundation of their love and their family.
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Male Caregiving: Jack's Caregiver Coalition
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An intimate look at an alternative kind of support group for male family caregivers of partners with a terminal illness.
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Ballerina Gets Her First Slippers at 80
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Mona Valore always dreamed of learning ballet. Through Wish of a Lifetime from AARP, at 80 Mona took lessons and gained more confidence than ever.
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Helen Mirren on How Her Approach to Her Career Has Changed — AARP
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Helen Mirren received the career achievement award at this year’s Movies for Grownups Awards ceremony on Feb. 5. The ceremony will air for the first time on PBS as part of the "Great Performances" series on Friday, Feb. 23.
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Why We Love Martin Scorsese
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Scorsese is one of the most prolific Hollywood directors, with films from “Goodfellas” and “The Wolf of Wall Street” to 2019's epic “The Irishman.”
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