If you love to write and don’t want to toil in solitude, there are plenty of ways to get social with others who share your passion.

They were among the most beloved moms on TV, demonstrating the chaos – and hilarity – of family life. Here’s a look at some of our favorite TV moms.

Richard Dreyfuss talks exclusively to Senior Planet about life, love, and Sweetwater, his latest film project.

There’s nothing trivial about trivia; it exercises your brain, sharpens memory, improves learning habits and is a great way to make social connections.

If you want to meet new people and keep your brain engaged throughout the aging process, listening to or playing music is a great tool.

A child star alum of Leave It to Beaver, Stephen Talbot, 74, just completed a documentary about what he saw during the 1969 Vietnam antiwar movement.

At this year’s Academy Awards, age only serves to enhance talent, with one senior earning his 53rd nomination at 90 years of age.

Kevin Blythe Sampson, a pioneer in many ways – in art and in breaking racial barriers – talks about his journey and the healing power of found objects.

Readers share their Valentine’s Day insights and memories. Add yours!

Black cowboys inspired modern films like Corsicana, The Harder They Fall, and now Nope, and as long ago as…The Lone Ranger.

Character actor Bruce Davison talks exclusively to Senior Planet about his work, favorite roles, and Henry Fonda’s advice.

Hike the rainforest from your seat as Senior Planet teams with Discover Live for virtual interactive guided tours.

Valentine’s Day means, for some, a reminder of an unwelcome solo state – but help, fun and community is only a click away.

January is clean slate time. What better slate to clean than those cluttered closets, wardrobes, pantries, garages, and the like?

The holidays make us all ‘foodies” who love to eat – but why not eat and meet new people by trying a group cooking class?