Matthew Broussard, a rising figure in stand-up comedy, often gets material from his mother, Ann. Ann, 78, a retired biologist now living in Florida, fits the classic mold of the Jewish mom, according ...

DEAR ERIC: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them. My ...

The couple have kept the royal tradition of celebrating U.K. residents turning 100 Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. Ian Forsyth/Getty King Charles and Queen Camilla ...

Look, I love a good gift just as much as the next girlie, but there's just something sweet and senti about a handwritten card. Even if you got your S.O. NBA finals tix, or splurged on a Dyson Airwrap ...

Birthday cards calling someone “over the hill” or making fun of them for getting older are so common that many people don’t think twice about them. But Sara Breindel is hoping you will. Breindel is co ...

There's nothing more heartwarming than sending your friend well wishes on their special day. However, gone are the days when you have to drop by your local greeting card shop to buy your friend a ...

Laurie Brock’s 70th birthday was a real milestone, and not because of her age. It was the first time she could remember not getting some “over-the-hill” cards that make a joke of health ailments, ...

We all have that one friend whose birthday is like a national holiday, they plan a party a year in advance and you always have to surprise them with an amazing gift. Then there are friends who treat ...

Taking on some iconic royal duties! King Charles III carried on a longstanding tradition of sending out special royal birthday cards to centenarians hitting milestones. Kensington Palace share a photo ...

Re “To them, the punchline is just plain old mean” by Robert Weisman (Page A1, Sept. 27): When older adults, men and women alike, find themselves the butt of jokes as the recipients of harsh birthday ...

They’ve been a popular gag gift for as long as anyone can remember: crassly humorous birthday cards that brand their graying recipients as “over the hill” and welcome them to the “old farts club.” But ...