Robin Wright, Viola Davis, Julianne Moore, and Laura Linney are among the throng of 50 actresses over 50 currently making waves in Hollywood.

Human beings are in need of such innovations today more than ever before. The world is rapidly aging. In 2015 the number of people aged 65 and above stood -at an estimated 617 million—making up 8.5% of the global population—and this number is set to grow to 1 billion by 2030 for the first time ever.

“The obsession on one’s looks can make you a bit crazy.”

My friend Jenica Bergere is on the cusp. Jenica is pregnant with her second child, and at six months in, she laughs because she looks as if she's at nine...

An actress has boldly spoken out about a recent, unpleasant casting experience.

Does life imitate art or does art imitate life? That’s the crux of the question raised by Antonio Banderas’ recent comments on ageism. In an interview with the Nottingham Post, Banderas spoke out against the double standard on aging in Hollywood. But, while he admitted that it’s easier to be an older male actor, he said that the problem was bigger than Hollywood. Instead, he argued that our social conventions are the ultimate cause of the problem.Read More

AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins headed west to Hollywood on Tuesday, taking AARP’s disrupt-aging message to the inaugural Inclusion Summit from "Variety."

Potent. Powerful. Viable. These are the words Nicole Kidman chose to describe fellow actresses over the age of 40 in her Screen Actors Guild award acceptance speech, an opportunity she…