AARP's Unique Interview in the February/March Issue of AARP The Magazine: Tony Bennett Speaks About Alzheimer's Aging

Feb 04, 2021, 12:45 ET WASHINGTON, Feb. 4: The February/March 2021 issue of AARP The Magazine (ATM) showcases cover star George Clooney expressing his thoughts from the heart regarding aging, family and the accident that nearly killed him; Tony Bennett and family revealinh the renowned singer's diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease; well known fashion designer Norma Kamali disclosing her secrets to work-from-home success. Additionally, a thorough look at undesirable habits affecting your heart health and how to take superior control of your fiscal world. In this issue of AARP The Magazine: Cover Story: George Clooney At almost 60 years old, George Clooney's success as a multi-hyphenate powerhouse is undisputed. In an in-depth interview with the magazine, the actor, director, producer, screenwriter and philanthropist opens up and shares his greatest life teachings on meaningful connections, living in your money and more. Tony Bennett In an AARP exclusive, the singer's family opens up about his cognitive decline, revealing his official diagnosis with Alzheimer's. Despite being at an advanced stage of the disease, Bennett has continued to play music and stimulate his creativity, under the guidance of his doctors. His newest project is a second duets record with Lady Gaga, expected to release later this year. Ellen Burstyn The actress, best known for her roles in Alice, The Last Picture Show and Resurrection, reflects on her award-winning career. Through emotional anecdotes and candid memories, Ellen Burstyn shares her achievements, grief and the importance of kindness. Health: 12 Worst Ways You Can Hurt Your Heart Did you know that waking up to an alarm clock could take a harsh toll on heart health? AARP exposes the potential harmful effects of alarm clocks, sugary coffee creamer, diet soda and more that could be putting extra strain on your cardio system. Plus, how too much of a "good thing" can actually be "bad" for you. Fraud/Scams: The Catfish Hunter AARP's resident fraud expert Doug Shadel sheds light on the dangers of online romance, offering helpful tips on protecting yourself from these stealth predators. Your Money: How to Take Control Our annual personal finance special section shows you how and when to skip the experts and take charge of selling home, writing your will, doing your taxes, managing your investments and more. With new web tools and services, the need for pricey professionals is decreasing. Your AARP: How to Get Taxes Done Remotely Did you know AARP is the nation's largest volunteer-run income tax preparer? Our AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program helps millions of Americans file each year for free. This year, the all-volunteer program is making further changes due to the pandemic, including modified in-person meetings, simple self-preparation tools and more. The Power of Playlists Remember those FM deejays who introduced you to all kinds of new music? The equivalent today are music playlists, compiled by musicians, deejays, celebs and other music lovers. We explain how to access a wide range of thoughtful, unique music compilations on the hottest streaming services. Norma Kamali At 75, the pioneering fashion designer discusses writing her new book, I am Invincible, work-from-home style hacks, finding her soulmate in her 60s, intermittent fasting and more. About AARP AARP is the nation's largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people 50 and older to choose how they live as they age. With a nationwide presence and nearly 38 million members, AARP strengthens communities and advocates for what matters most to families: health security, financial stability and personal fulfillment.

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