Whether you’re a couch potato or disco napper, the world is at your doorstep in these five world-class cities.

The year provided a remarkably broad and diverse slate of authors sharing points of view neglected in the past by publishing’s traditional gatekeepers.

These well-rounded characters are portrayed with honesty, humor and grace.

The foursome has earned nearly 9 million followers – and an eye-popping 1.5 billion views – with viral dance challenges and heart-tugging stories.

The Supreme Court may have granted LGBTQ workers protection, but that doesn’t mean the workplace is any less hostile if you’re older.

There’s no question that the Affordable Care Act has greatly benefited older LGBTQ Americans. AARP is helping to protect it.

At 65, the transgender comic is poised to take the world by storm.

Joseph Schneier’s Trusty.Care was singled out by AARP Innovation Labs and EndWell as an outstanding startup.

After a lifetime of discrimination, LGBTQ elders can find their age leads to another kind of bias.

LGBTQ seniors have a lot riding on this year’s Census.

Trans older adults face unique challenges, but fortunately, there are resources to help empower them to age with dignity.

Social isolation is a health risk for all seniors, especially older LGTBQ people. But there are resources to empower you to fight it.

Edie Windsor and other gay and lesbian seniors made the case for marriage as a necessary safety net and a long-overdue recognition of love.

The program launched a year ago by the gay cultural icon shows how to fight the discrimination and isolation seniors can face.

“I guess I didn’t have the courage to face society at that time, so I just went ahead and buried it.”

Whether you’re looking for a resort-like setting or an affordable apartment, LGBTQ seniors can find retirement communities dedicated to them.

When the time comes to retire, LGBTQ people face a big question: where can they go and feel comfortable?

LGBTQ seniors face special challenges. Fortunately, there are resources dedicated to helping them thrive as they age.

Only 26% said they’d support a non-binary grandchild, however.

Lesbians, however, had a much higher chance of being partnered.