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It’s a nice article and she looks great. I love the dog. I do hate how actresses feel the need to do these almost naked photo shoots to prove they still got it. I wish that we didn’t require women to strip down to nothingness to show their power and pride. I’d rather just see her in her tank top and ripped jeans that she was wearing for the interview, rather than a weird designer g string.
She also manages to not trash any of her exes, so points to her for being classy. |
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I haven't read the article yet, but I said something similar about her years ago: that she needs to stop posing naked or nearly naked. There's no reason to do that. We all know she has a great body. |
Alternatively she could have chosen to do the body-baring shoot herself because she's proud of her body and likes sharing how it looks with people. If I were in my early 50s and looked that good I might invite a photographer to come over and take pictures of me in a bikini just to have them for myself. I agree the clothes themselves are quite ugly but that's a separate issue. The monochromatic palette and very simple, stripped down styling are very in keeping with both her aesthetic and Allure's approach to photo shoots (focus is always more on fitness/skincare/"health" than on clothes). The giant branding/logos is gross but I've never been into that. I do think her face looks a little odd. I sense she's trying to use restraint with fillers/botox but the effect is disconcerting -- her mouth/nose look weird even though I don't see a lip flip or any obvious issues. |
Heck, if I had a body like that I'd stand naked in the freezer section of the local supermarket. But seriously, she can do whatever she wants with her body. She's also pragmatic and knows roles at her age are tough to come by in a Hollywood (and society) that exalts youth above all else. Retaining the "hot" label helps, as other actresses like Halle Berry also know. Let's critique the patriarchal structures that perpetuate this, not the women who merely are savvy about navigating it to their advantage. |
DP. It’s so odd to me that she’s the only person who gets flack for this. Leonardo DiCaprio, every few years gives some interview about how he wants to marry and have kids when he has something to promote. Assuming he is straight, he clearly has had a vasectomy if decades after banging hundreds of young women every year hasn’t resulted in a pregnancy. |
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And those among us who HAVE chosen to have kids, need to stop walking around like we shot a golden goose egg out of our vagi**as. Seriously, I love my kids, but you won't count me in the group that thinks I'm somehow greater than for procreating.
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| She seems to be a lovely person, but I never understood why she became such a star. Also, she's entitled to keep her life private. |
NO. She doesn't have to share with you or anyone if she is having kids, when or why/why not. Society has been completely obsessed with her having or not having kids and talk to her about it incessantly. You are not owed a statement from her. |
She has great comic timing. |
Yes, and she's very charming and had that sexy girl-next-door thing going on. 2 of her 3 Friends costars copped to having major crushes on her. Her Morning Show work proves she has dramatic chops too. She's no Cate Blanchett, but she is like a modern Doris Day. |
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An aging actress complains that she rode the cock carousel too many times and she is no longer to reproduce and has hit the wall.
Very exciting stuff! |
Well we can't all be as charming and scintillating as you, can we? |
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Egg freezing was still experimental when she was 35. It didn’t become non-experimental until 8 or 9 years later when there was a new freezing technology that dramatically improved success rates. So even with all of that money, it was uncommon at the time and had a much lower likelihood of success.
My heart goes out to her. I know a lot of women like her in their early to mid-50s who tried and couldn’t have kids late 30s/early 40s. The advances with egg freezing make a difference now. |