Christina Ianzito is a journalist at AARP. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, culture and society, health and wellness, and consumer affairs, often exploring topics such as books, scams, and the impact of AI. Christina's work has been featured in AARP.
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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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During ‘Fantasy Suite Week’ in Tahiti, a suitor votes himself off the island and Joan cries (a lot)
By: Christina Ianzito
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!
The season brings a surge of charity, package-delivery, online-shopping and other schemes, an AARP survey finds By Christina Ianzito,
By: Christina Ianzito
It's been nearly 24 years since President Bill Clinton left the Oval Office at age 54, and those years haven't exactly been devoted to rest and relaxation.
By: Christina Ianzito
State lawmakers hope that allowing banks to temporarily pause suspicious transactions can protect customers By Christina Ianzito,
Thrillers, novels, memoirs, and more hot new reads for your 2025 reading list By Christina Ianzito, AARP
A new book suggests thought-provoking or fun discussion starters to build connection By Christina Ianzito, AARP
Your wallet can be leaner — many of the informational items we once carried can be accessed on our smartphones.
This year was packed with fantastic reads, but these 10 managed to stand out, for different reasons: Some are engrossing, beautifully written
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