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NOTE Editorial content subject to change without notice REACH YOUR REP 646.521.2500 / advertise@aarp.org 10/14 1 9 . 8 million Boomers turn to eac h issue — more than any other MRI - measured magazine . AARP THE MAGAZINE Editorial Calendar 2015 AARP The Magazine provides three editorial versions targeted to different life stages (50 - 59, 60 - 69, and 70+) that empower readers with editorial written just for them. Strong service journalism, compelling storytelling, first - person narrative , and celebrity profiles are presented in a warm, vibrant and inviting format that encourages reader s to reflect, engage and enjoy midl ife and beyond. December/January Technology Special Section  Wellness Tech and Brain Health  Lessons from an Old Dog: Can Our Animal Companions Teach Us How to Age Better?  P.J. O’Rourke: The Last Boomers — A Wrap - Up of the Year the Final Boomers Crossed the 50 - Yard Line  Jean Chatzky: Joining a Gym  Should I Really Buy Gold?  Good - for - Your - Age Vitamins  The Mediterranean Diet February/March Personal Finance Special Se ction  Healthy@50+ Diet Plan Introduction: A Six - Week Diet Designed Exclusively f or AARP  14th Annual Movies for Grownups Awards  Cruising: A Tale of Three Journeys  Your Money Special Report: Can This Retirement Be Saved? How to Get Retirement Back on Track; The Case for Stocks vs. Funds; What to Do With an Inheritance; How to Build Your Own Annuity  Creative Ways to Use Common Money Tools Such as HSAs for Retirement  Living with Boomerang Parents  My Diet: Chocolate for Valentine’s Day April/May Personal Health Special Section  Healthy@50+ Exercise Plan: A Six - Week Exercise Plan Designed Exclusively for AARP  Health Special: The Healthiest Cities to Live in; Feel Good Nation: Antidepressants and Us  40th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon: Lessons of Vietnam  A Mother’s Hope: The Story of the Mom of One of the Women Held Captive in a Cleveland House for o ver a Decade  Workamping: The Unorthodox Way Retirees are Stretching Their Pensions  My Passion: A Noted Deadhead/GD’s 50th Anniversary Closing Dates Dec/ Jan 10/8/14 Feb/Mar 12/1/15 Apr/May 2/9/15 Jun/Jul 4/8/15 Aug/Sep 6/8/15 Oct/Nov 8/7/15 NOTE Editorial content subject to change without notice REACH YOUR REP 646.521.2500 / advertise@aarp.org 10/14 June/July Funny@50+ , 60+ , 70+ Special Section  Healthy@50+ Brain Health Plan: A Six - Week Brain Health Program With Brain Health Exercises by AARP Partner Posit Science  Humor Special: Why We Must Laugh  The Usual Gang of Idiots: 50th Anniversary of MAD Magazine  Comedy Through the Years: Our Favorite Slapstick Moments  Never Too Old  Travel  Keeping Up With the Joneses: A Tale of Three Families  Summer Salads August/September  Health@50+ Vaccines and Screenings Plan: Introducing AARP Wellness Day(s) – Get Screened for High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol, Diabetes, and be Vaccinated Against Shingles, Pneumonia, Flu  The Badass Guide to Getting Rich: Advice from Hardcore Savers  From Watts to Ferguson: Lessons of Civil Disobedience  Get Out of Your Comfort Zone  The 100 Most Inf luential People 50+  The Simple Split: Divorce Cheap and Easy October/November Health and Wellness Special Section  Healthy@50+ Sex & Relationships Plan: How to improve yours  Steve 2.0: Our Funny Writer Steve Friedman Deploys All the Latest Mobile Health So lutions to Get His Body Back in Shape  Their Final Salute: A Photo Essay for Veterans Day  My Sibling, Myself: Brothers and Sisters Sound Off Abou t the Most Undervalued – and Longest – Relationship They’ll Likely Ever Have  Top Mistakes Older Jobseekers Make  Healthy Thanksgiving Fare December/January 2016 Technology Special Section  Healthy@50+ Wrap - Up: How Did You Do?  Top Mistakes Older Jobseekers Make  Health Special  The Late - Life Hookup… Plus: 5 Power Couples’ Dirty Little Secrets to a Fun Marriage  Get Out of Your Comfort Zone  The Witness: What Happens When an Aging Criminal Emerges from the Shadows of the Witness Protection Program to Reclaim His Former Life Themed special content sections address timely topics brought to life by AARP experts and contributors and fill the Magazine’s feature well, and in some cases additional content areas, with health, fi nance, and personal fulfillment . Closing Dates Dec/ Jan 10/8/14 Feb/Mar 12/1/15 Apr/May 2/9/15 Jun/Jul 4/8/15 Aug/Sep 6/8/15 Oct/Nov 8/7/15