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Hello Reader, It’s Amy here, I’ve been reading about the excitement around The Devil Wears Prada II lately, with Meryl Streep returning as the unforgettable Miranda Priestly — and it seems to be striking quite a chord with many people. Partly because it’s fun and nostalgic, of course. But also because we’re seeing more visible, confident older women on screen and in the workplace at a time when women over 50 are one of the fastest-growing groups in the workforce. One workplace expert described older women as a “strategic asset” — valued for experience, resilience and the ability to navigate change and uncertainty. I thought that was refreshing to read. There’s something encouraging about seeing ageing portrayed as capable, stylish, intelligent and relevant — rather than invisible. And honestly, Miranda Priestly still knows how to command a room. We’ve also just published Kaye’s review of the film — she went along with friends for a proper cinema night out and a long post-movie debrief over dinner, which certainly feels like the right way to do it. Her review is thoughtful, and thankfully doesn’t give too much away — so whether you’ve already seen it or are still planning your own girls’ night out, it’s well worth a read. Have you been to see it yet? Enjoy your week, P.S. Nadine attended opening night for WAITRESS The Musical this week, and she couldn't recommend it more. Read her magnificent review here. The show is on at Her Majesty's Theatre until 12 July.
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Hello Reader, Aged care isn’t something most of us are rushing towards — but many are already helping a parent or loved one navigate it. That’s why this piece from our contributor Kaye caught my attention. Aged care: When it’s good, it can be very, very good She shares the story of her mum, who made a thoughtful decision to move into care more than a decade ago — a choice that led to 12 years of connection, dignity, and genuine community. What stood out to me is how much the experience was...
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