Catalina Holmes Brown
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15 phrases that instantly reveal you're a baby boomer - AOL (opens the original)
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You can learn a surprising amount about someone's generation just by listening to how they talk. Vocabulary picked up during childhood and early adulthood has a habit of sticking around, even as the culture that produced it moves on. For baby boomers, that can mean expressions rooted in a distinctly pre-digital America. Born between 1946 and 1964, boomers came of age through decades of enormous cultural and technological change. Television became a fixture of American homes, rock 'n' roll reshap
The 20 most educated cities in America in 2026, revealed - AOL (opens the original)
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Education has become a very good measure for rating different places and cities across the world, and can shape a lot more than a résumé. Across the United States, some metropolitan areas have become magnets for degree holders, research, skilled industries, and strong academic institutions, creating communities where learning is closely connected to the local economy. To see where those patterns are strongest, Stacker examined WalletHub's ranking of the most educated cities in America, which com
The 25 Best Big Cities for Retirees in America in 2026 - AOL (opens the original)
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Retirement looks different for everyone. For some, it's the chance to trade long commutes for morning walks and sunny afternoons. Others want a place where healthcare is easy to access, the community feels welcoming, and there's always something to do, whether that's trying a new restaurant, taking a class, or spending time outdoors. Retirees today have more options than ever. Across the United States, cities large and small are competing for older residents with a mix of practical benefits and
25 TV stars who had entirely different careers before Hollywood - AOL (opens the original)
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Career changes are common, but few are as dramatic as leaving one profession behind and ending up on television screens watched by millions. Not every actor who became a household name during television's golden decades arrived in Hollywood with an acting resume. Before auditions, studio contracts, and award nominations, many had built careers that had nothing to do with performing. They worked ordinary jobs, served their communities, competed in sports, or followed professions that seemed likel
29 photos that show what life looked like in 1984 - AOL (opens the original)
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1984 was a year that felt caught between two worlds. Technology was advancing quickly, pop culture was becoming bigger than ever, and everyday life still moved at a pace that seems almost impossible to imagine today. It was a time when people relied on paper maps, rented movies on VHS, and waited patiently for printed photographs to come back from the lab. Looking back at the era isn't just about remembering famous headlines or blockbuster movies. Some of the most fascinating details are found i
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