Christina Ianzito is a journalist at AARP. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and culture and society, with a particular focus on topics such as books, scams, and crime. Christina's work has been featured in AARP, showcasing her insights into the intersection of culture and media.
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Christina's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment and lifestyle topics such as books, authors, movies, celebrities, and scams. She includes expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Christina Ianzito
The star met her 24 potential matches, and everyone is excited to begin their ‘journeys’ to find true love
Nicholas Sparks, 58, famous for hugely popular romantic novels like his 1996 debut The Notebook , is back with a new book, Counting Miracles . It's
By: Christina Ianzito
The guys take Joan to prom, Chock gets a fun Disneyland date and four bachelors (not Gil!) are booted By Christina Ianzito, AARP
A range of tributes go out to the oldest living president – and the oldest president to ever live By Christina Ianzito, AARP
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The men play a rough kickball game, Pascal and Joan French-kiss in ‘Paris,' and Gerry shares some advice on love By Christina Ianzito,
The guys go on a group bowling date with Joan and tears flow as three more men strike out By Christina Ianzito, AARP
John Grisham, a former lawyer, has been a wildly successful novelist since his first book, A Time to Kill, came out in 1989.
During ‘Fantasy Suite Week’ in Tahiti, a suitor votes himself off the island and Joan cries (a lot)
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The frigid floor when you climb out of bed on a February morning. The gusts of wind as you struggle toward your car after grocery shopping.
After a wrenching process, Joan has found the second love of her life By Christina Ianzito, AARP WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!
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