I still get teased for my video fails that showed the empty half of a basketball court with a soundtrack of the action taking place off-camera. Under a flickering fluorescent light, I turn the ...

It was a big transition, and with the help of your advice, we made it through, for the better. Long-time fan and avid reader of your column — and I am now an empty nester.

When planning for retirement, clients often face a fundamental decision: With the kids grown and moved out, is it time to sell the family home and downsize? The answer depends on many variables ...

The actress shares daughter Coco Arquette, 20, with ex-husband David Arquette Courteney Cox/Instagram Courteney Cox didn't initially understand why becoming an empty nester was such a big deal.

In turn, the pair spoke about their own relationship, drawing on their experiences as empty nesters themselves and how that inevitably change a relationship. Recommended videoYou may also ...

As an empty nester, Paltrow focuses on finding the positives. After her kids left for college, she had more space for herself, which gave way to imagination. The “inner space” also allows her ...

Papa recently spoke with The Times about his unique style of clean comedy; how he handles empty nest syndrome with his daughters going to college; his many pets, including the “so-ugly-he’s ...

"Friends" actress Courteney Cox is learning how to navigate life as an empty nester. Cox, 60, admitted she didn’t initially understand how difficult the transition would be. "It's weird because ...

However, activity is expected to pick up next spring, according to the report, which examined condominium activity from January to August of this year. “Downsizing empty nesters, retirees and ...

Once our two daughters went off to college, it seemed my husband and I had different plans for enjoying our empty-nest years. I love traveling and was excited to do more of it, just the two of us.

Empty nest syndrome, be damned! Could he have been pulling the strings the whole time? Who knows, but one thing’s for sure — he trusts his team like nobody’s business, even if their choices ...