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Alfre Woodard: Hiding in Plain Sight

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By Natasha Stoynoff
| AARP
Describing the set of her new Netflix series, The Boroughs, in which a group of retirement community residents battle an otherworldly threat, Woodard likens her fellow septuagenarian castmates — including Alfred Molina, Geena Davis and Bill Pullman — to a seasoned relay team. “It was like we’d been running together since junior high and now you’re at the Olympics,” she says.
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Brooke Shields, 60, Bares Her Comedy Chops in a New Series

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By Natasha Stoynoff
| AARP
It was the lick that launched a million laughs — 52.9 million, to be exact — and a sitcom career for Brooke Shields. Thirty years ago, the Endless Love star had hit a post-university career lull when she guest-starred on the most-watched episode of Friends. Playing a delightfully unhinged stalker of Matt LeBlanc’s Joey, she reached across a table, took his hand — and ran her tongue all over it with gleeful abandon.
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AARP's Movies for Grownups 25 Most Fabulous Women Over 50

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By Natasha Stoynoff
| AARP
AARP (Andreas Rentz/Getty Images; David Crotty/Patrick McMullan/Getty Images; Aeon/Getty Contour Images; Derek Reed/Getty Images) “A woman does not become interesting until she is over 40,” Coco Chanel once said. So, after the huge response to our list of Hottest Actors Over 50, AARP’s Movies for Grownups is turning the spotlight to Hollywood’s Most Fabulous Women Over 50 — more than two dozen remarkable talents in their 50s to 90s who demonstrate that age isn’t a hurdle; it’s an upgrade.
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