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Ready to find out which of your favorite stars were honored at AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards? Join us for an unforgettable night celebrating grownup talent! Tune in to see the Movies for Grownups Awards with AARP on Great Performances on @PBSHawaii this Sunday, Feb. 22 at 9 p.m.

Honor some of 2025's best films for grownups, by grownups, in a star-studded ceremony hosted by Tony and Emmy winner Alan Cumming. Watch Great Performances' Movies for Grownups with AARP on Sunday, February 22, at 7 PM on PBS NC and streaming on the PBS app.

George Clooney Accepts the award for "Best Actor" at AARP's Movies for Grownups Awards for his work on "Jay Kelly."

This 29-second video features the beloved characters Andy Dwyer and April Ludgate from Parks and Recreation at a bank, capturing the moment Andy finally gets to hold a large sum of cash. The on-screen caption reads, "When you hit peak level of maturity 😂😂😂," ironically highlighting Andy’s childlike wonder and lack of financial restraint. The scene begins with the bank teller handing over a small stack of bills, which Andy finds "super disappointing" until he is presented with a massive brick of 1,000 single dollars. His reaction is pure, unadulterated joy as he shouts, "YES! Now this is what I imagined!" while rubbing the money on his face and letting out an ecstatic laugh. The post has amassed over 950K views and 180K likes, tapping into the relatable (if extreme) fantasy of holding a "mountain" of cash. The dialogue reaches a hilarious climax when Andy asks the teller if she has ever seen that much money, only for her to dryly respond, "I just handed it to you." Not to be deterred, Andy immediately demands the next level of financial "wealth," shouting, "Nickels! I want nickels. A billion nickels!" This content perfectly blends nostalgia for the hit sitcom with a meme-worthy depiction of "adulting" gone wrong, sparking thousands of comments from fans quoting Andy’s obsession with change and April’s supportive, deadpan gaze.

When we look at a film, and we experience the rhythm of a scene that has been improvised, its unevenness, its overlaps and its uncertainty signal to us that it is authentic. When the actors can draw, in part, on their own experiences, and when they have freedom to intuit their physical expression, it is my belief they find a greater truth. Like here. I had the great honor of directing Aaron Paul in a film of mine (Decoding Annie Parker) and he’s a special talent. This is the film Fathers and Daughters. #filmacting #actinginfilm #inprov #writing

The whole point James was trying to make was, who doesn’t love Aubrey Plaza? Also Parks and Rec - 🏆 Honey, Don’t - Just Don’t Or Audrey Hepburn? It’s always fun when David understands a pop culture reference and this was a fun moment. We had some fun at James expense. To be fair it wasn’t 75 years ago it was the 90s that she passed. Who is your favorite? #thehangoutculture #parksandrec #aubreyplaza #audreyhepburn #joke

Aaron Paul showed up as a contestant on The Price Is Right in 2000, years before most people knew his name. At the time, he was a young actor trying to get traction in the industry, taking commercials, small parts, and whatever work helped him stay afloat while building experience. On the show, he had the same big energy and excitement you would expect from any contestant. He introduced himself, joked with the host, and played like someone genuinely hoping to win. Nothing about it hinted at future fame, which is exactly why the clip hits so hard now. Not long after, Paul became internationally recognized as Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad. Seeing that early daytime TV moment next to his later career is a perfect reminder of how unpredictable creative paths are, and how many “overnight successes” spent years grinding in the background before the right role finally found them.

This year's Oscar nominees tell us which actor or actress from the Golden Age they would bring to the Academy Awards ceremony as their date. #31DaysOfOscar

🏅 A legend honored. A legacy celebrated. At the 32nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, streamed live on Netflix, Harrison Ford received the prestigious Life Achievement Award — a tribute to decades of unforgettable performances and cultural impact. From redefining the modern action hero to embodying characters that shaped generations, Ford’s career stands as a masterclass in presence, charisma, and timeless storytelling. His work has not only entertained millions but has become woven into cinematic history. A standing ovation for a career built on grit, talent, and enduring legacy. 🎬✨ #ActorAwards2026 #SAGAwards #HarrisonFord #LifeAchievementAward

SAG Awards are on tonight..... I've covered this event a lot over the years. As an intrepid reporter it's critical you get a good spot on the red carpet to talk to the stars. Lots of old faves in this one from RZA to Ricky Gervais to Eva Longoria. Even Aussie entertainment guru Richard Wilkins pops up.

🎬💯 Her eyes in this scene "Fathers and Daughters" (2015) is a drama film directed by Gabriele Muccino, featuring a dual-timeline story centered on the relationship between a father and his daughter. Russell Crowe stars as Jake Davis, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author navigating personal challenges while raising his young daughter after a family loss. The narrative also follows adult Katie, played by Amanda Seyfried, as she builds her life years later. The film explores themes of family, memory, and long-term impact, with performances by Aaron Paul, Diane Kruger, and Jane Fonda

In Parks and Recreation, Aubrey Plaza and Chris Pratt created one of the show’s most unlikely and beloved couples. Plaza played April Ludgate, the sarcastic, deadpan intern with a dark sense of humor, while Pratt portrayed Andy Dwyer, the goofy, endlessly optimistic musician. Their opposite personalities made their relationship both hilarious and surprisingly sweet, turning them into fan favorites throughout the series. What started as an odd pairing quickly became one of the heartwarming emotional anchors of the show, proving that even in Pawnee, the weirdest love stories can be the best ones.