Robert De Niro Scores One for Baby-boomers as 'The Intern'

Ben Whittaker is 70, retired and discovers that tai chi classes, learning a new language and visiting his grandkids isn't all it's cracked up to be, so he turns to a new challenge - being "The Intern" at a New York fashion start-up. Feeling ignored and obsolete is hardly a problem that afflicts veteran actor Robert De Niro, who plays Whittaker in the comedy, out in U.S. movie theaters on Friday. But the double Oscar-winner says the film is a "love letter...

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