Forget about “The Voice.” Call these “The Voices” — 150 to 200 of them coming together every month to belt out classic Israeli tunes during a rousing singalong.
Sixty may be the new 40, but many boomers may feel even younger.
The panoramic view from Cheryl Hiltzik’s home studio, high in the Burbank hills, is spectacular.
A year and a half ago, Elliott Haimoff could barely walk down the street without losing his breath.
My grandparents never lived to reach the age of 64, as I recently did.
When it comes to the health of boomers — those born between 1946 and 1964 — there’s both bad news and good.
Vegetables from the garden are basis for tasty, nutritious meals.
When Shoshanah Kahn, now 57, made aliyah from the United States with her husband and children 24 years ago, her parents were an active Los Angeles-based couple in their 60s.
Apps track income, expenses and keep users on course to retire
For those of us wanting to bring the boomers’ characteristic boldness and a sense of adventure to this next chapter of our lives — to reinvent society while we remake ourselves — Judaism’s sacred stories offer ample precedent.
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