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Table of Contents: March & April 2010
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Here is a list of all the content that you'll find in the March & April 2010 print edition of AARP The Magazine. (How can you enjoy all of this great content? Get the magazine.)
Note: All articles from the magazine do not necessarily appear online. Look for hyperlinks below to identify and access articles that are available online. Check back often for new content.
FEATURES
Our Ninth-Annual Movies for Grownups® Awards
By Bill Newcott
Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin gave us lots to laugh
about—just when we needed it most—in It's Complicated,
an edgy comedy selected by our editors as one of the best movies in
2009 for grownup audiences
Michael Douglas
By Jim Jerome
In love with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones and their children, he's
making the most of his unexpected second chances
•Exclusive Video: On set at our Michael Douglas photo shoot
•Enter our sweepstakes for a chance to win a trip and two tickets to the premiere of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Life on the Edge
By Barry Yeoman
Millions of older Americans are barely getting by—but the
government insists they're not poor
Brain Boosters
By P. Murali Doraiswamy, M.D.
Your brain needs your help: we've got ten simple ways to keep it
as sharp as ever (including puzzles like this one)
•Plus: Challenge yourself with these brain teasers
Is Conversation Gone for Good?
By David Dudley
It's time we all started tweeting less and talking more
DEPARTMENTS
E Street
6-Word Memoirs
The Mail
AARP & You
Dear Jennie
NAVIGATOR
Lifestyle
Quit complaining about your boss and become one: start your own
business
Entertainment
Andy Garcia's new little movie with a great big heart
Travel
Surprise! Buses today are cheap, comfy, and loaded with amenities
Fitness
Super foods that'll enhance your workouts. PLUS: How tai chi can
ease arthritis pain
Trends
Hey, Granzilla! Check out these fun alternatives to
"Grandma" and "Grandpa"
Money
Who pays when your tax pro screws up?
Newsmaker
Barbara Corcoran
The Shark Tank tycoon predicts a rebound for real estate—soon.
Also: Project Runway's Tim Gunn, energy hotshot Steven Chu
Caregiving
By Mary A. Fischer
Who Suffers? Who Cares?
Long-term care costs a lot. It shouldn't cost you your marriage,
too
Health Report
By Gretchen Reynolds
Your Knees Can Last a Lifetime
How to keep your body's peskiest joint pain-free and ready for action
•Plus: Learn how one woman made the decision to have knee-replacement surgery
Personal Finance
By Lynn Brenner
Don't Miss This IRA Tax Break!
A new IRS rule means now might be the time to switch your old IRA to a
Roth
ART OF LIVING
Passions
She's one of baseball's few female umps—and she wants to
settle that score
Journeys
For a truly unique trip, take a walk with the locals
Good Food
Eating solo? You don't have to scrimp on scrumptiousness
The Puzzle
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