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“battle of the sexes” movie review

Lois Alter Mark8 years ago5 years ago101 mins

I remember rooting for Billie Jean King to beat that male chauvinist pig, Bobby Riggs, during their 1973 exhibition match yet I found myself feeling the urgency of her winning even more strongly watching Battle of the Sexes, the fictionalized movie about the two tennis legends. I was 14 during the original must-watch-TV match and,…

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“year by the sea” movie review

Lois Alter Mark8 years ago5 years ago71 mins

Joan Anderson’s Year by the Sea has been sitting on my bookshelf for so long, it was inevitable that the movie would come out before I had a chance to read it. It’s not surprising this memoir has become a kind of midlife classic because so many baby boomer empty nesters will be able to…

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“take my nose … please” movie review

Lois Alter Mark8 years ago5 years ago31 mins

This must-see documentary about funny women who have had or are having cosmetic surgery is fascinating, often hilarious and sometimes devastatingly sad. (If you remember Totie Fields, you’ll once again be moved by her tragic story.) “Plastic surgery is supposed to make you feel good about yourself,” says comedian Margaret Cho. “To me, it’s just…

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“home again” movie review

Lois Alter Mark8 years ago5 years ago181 mins

After seeing the trailer, I knew Home Again wasn’t going to be a good movie but I went to see it anyway because: 1) Reese Witherspoon 2) Nancy Meyers Reese Witherspoon is adorable, always fun to watch and seems like she would be a great friend. But Nancy Meyers? Her movies are house porn at…

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“war for the planet of the apes” movie review

Lois Alter Mark8 years ago5 years ago51 mins

I realize this may shock you — trust me, it shocked me, too — but I kind of loved War for the Planet of the Apes, and found it surprisingly moving. Of course, I was rooting for the apes.

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About Amber Readmond "As a former flight attendant, travel fuels my passion for life. Whether enjoying luxury cruises and resorts or embracing more adventurous travel like camping or road-tripping, I’m happiest when exploring new places, soaking in nature, and creating meaningful connections along the way."... Read More

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Lois Alter Mark of Midlife At The Oasis

About Lois Alter Mark “At this point in my life, I know what makes me happy, and I’m going for it. Midlife at the Oasis is a community of women who feel the same way, and who have the power to make things happen — for themselves and others. As someone once said — and, really, I would credit them if I could remotely remember who it was — it’s the second act that has the happy ending.”… Read More

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