
Finding the joy in life over 50.
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When I was growing up, watching the news meant you had one hour early in the evening. One half hour of local news at 6, national news at 6:30, both delivered by a select group of white men in what looked like dark gray suits because color T...
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Photo courtesy of Hal Rubenstein collection for HSN circa 2016
In a newsletter last July, I recalled sitting dumbstruck one evening at an outdoor café as an endless parade of men and women of all ages sporting slovenly streetwear schlumped...
Bob Mackie was my first published interview. In 1971, I had just graduated college and begun writing for a new magazine called Model’s Circle. But my editor had given me the wrong hotel where Mackie was staying in New York. By the time I ar...
I did something over Labor Day weekend I doubt any of you have ever imagined doing.
I was a judge at the 2027 Miss America Pageant
Oh, I can practically hear you snickering, your fingers itching to text “That must have been a hoot!” tacki...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of THE HAPPY GROWNUP, a forum and celebration of life after 50. former founding editor of InStyle, Details, Egg, 7. Days, and Poz Magazines. CFDA and UJA Award winning Fashion Director and restuarant critic, retail consultant.
THG is a celebration of life after 50, where we embrace the under-appreciated decades and empower new agers to live a life full of joy, excitement, and opportunity.
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