Jane Fonda Is ‘Not Proud’ She Got A Facelift: ‘I Want Young People To Stop Being Afraid About Getting Older’

Thania Garcia Eminem and Snoop Dogg will be returning to the VMAs stage for a “first of its kind” performance of “From the D 2 The LBC,” inspired by “the world of the Otherside metaverse” for Sunday’s 2022 MTV Video Music Awards. In partnership with Yuga Labs, their joint appearance marks the first VMA performance by either rapper in more than a decade. Snoop’s last VMAs showcase was in 2005 alongside Diddy for a tribute dedicated to the Notorious B.I.G. Eminem opened the show in 2010, with a performance of “Not Afraid” and “Love the Way You Lie,” accompanied by Rihanna. The duo graced the VMAs stage together in 1999, along with Dr. Dre, as the ceremony closed with Eminem’s “My Name Is” and “Guilty Conscience” and Dre’s “Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang.”

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter New movies from Roadside Attractions, the independent production company behind “Judy,” “The Peanut Butter Falcon” and “Manchester by the Sea,” will arrive on Hulu after playing in theaters. Roadside Attractions inked a multi-year output deal with Hulu for its post-theatrical window — known as the pay one window — sooner bringing the company’s films to the streamer. Under the terms of the deal, Hulu will receive exclusive U.S. streaming rights to upcoming Roadside Attractions films including director Phyllis Nagy’s abortion drama “Call Jane,” starring Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver; and the feel-good “Gigi & Nate,” featuring Charlie Rowe, Marcia Gay Harden and Jim Belushi.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Brandy Norwood is set to star in A24’s “The Front Room,” a psychological horror film from directors Max and Sam Eggers. The Eggers brothers, whose older sibling Robert Eggers has collaborated with A24 on “The Witch” and “The Lighthouse,” will be directing in their feature filmmaking debut. They adapted the screenplay from Susan Hill’s short story of the same name. “The Front Room” follows a young, newly pregnant couple forced to take in an ailing stepmother who has long been estranged from the family.  Along with Norwood, the ’90s music icon who is also of “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” “Moesha” and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” fame, is co-starring alongside Kathryn Hunter (“The Tragedy of Macbeth”), Andrew Burnap (“WeCrashed,” Broadway’s “The Inheritance”) and Neal Huff (“Spotlight”).

killed three people and injured a fourth outside a Chicago gay bar earlier this month.Tavis Dunbar, 34, was taken into police custody on Aug. 22 and charged with three counts of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree attempted murder, Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown said during a news conference on Tuesday, which was shared on Facebook. Brown claimed an investigation showed Dunbar “intentionally struck multiple pedestrians” when he plowed his car into a crowd of people gathered outside the Jeffery Pub, a Black-owned gay club on Chicago’s South Side, around 5 a.m.

Vanessa Bryant will never be able to bring her late husband, Kobe Bryant back, but she can put the case surrounding his and Gianna’s crash photos behind her. It was announced Wednesday, August 24, that a federal jury found that Los Angeles County must pay $31 million in damages to Vanessa and her co-plaintiff Christopher Chester. Christopher lost his wife Sarah and their 13-year-old daughter Payton in the 2020 helicopter crash. Vanessa will be awarded $16 million and Christopher $15 million.

EASTENDERS has shared its first teaser clip of the whole Mitchell family in an upcoming flashback episode. EastEnders has given fans a first glimpse of the Walford institutions as they deal with financial havoc in 1979. The special episode, which was announced last month and will air on September 5, is set to take viewers back to the winter of 1979 as the iconic Walford family struggles with economic turmoil in Britain.

THE NeverEnding Story was a staple film that filled many a childhood with joy - yet can you guess who this star is? It's been a staggering 38 years since young Bastian Balthazar Bux fell into the world of The NeverEnding Story. Actor Barret Oliver played the adorable long-haired schoolboy, who was inseparable from the NeverEnding Story book and read it in the school attic while escaping bullies.

HEARTBROKEN Gerald Butler today led mourners in saying a final goodbye to Pop Idol star Darius Campbell Danesh. The singer, 41, was tragically found dead in his US apartment on August 11. Around 100 mourners gathered to pay their respects to Darius as he was laid to rest today.

Jane Fonda says Jennifer Lopez helped her resurrect her career after not working in a film for 15 years. Fonda said despite her legendary career, securing a role in the 2005 film Monster-in-Law put her back on the map.The 84-year-old actress and activist said the movie was the “only smart thing” she had done. According to the Daily Mirror, Jane, who played a role in the 1990s movie Stanley and Iris alongside Robert De Niro, said it was a big comeback.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. 40 years ago, Jane Fonda revolutionized at-home fitness with her culture-shifting “Jane Fonda Workout” videos that were released on VHS tapes. Now she’s teamed up with H&M for the launch of their new activewear line called H&M Move.Fonda stars alongside choreographer JaQuel Knight (known for his work on Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” and “Formation videos) in the brand’s movement-focused campaign imagery. In one image, Fonda is photographed in a grand plié pose, an ode to the actor and activists beginnings as a ballet dancer. Others show her mid-jump in poses that you would see in her campy aerobic routines throughout the ’80s.The collection, which launched on H&M’s website today, includes a wide range of basic activewear pieces such as leggings, sports bras, sports shorts, muscle tees, track jackets and tote bags. The lineup has a mostly monochromatic color scheme with a few pieces in neon hues such as this Sports Anorak in seafoam green and these lavender Seamless Sports Leggings.  As Fonda wrote in her 1981 fitness tome, “An exercise outfit helps because it sets this time apart from the rest of your day and makes it matter more!”Check out the best pieces from H&M Move below:Made out of fast-drying functional fabric, this running jacket will keep you cool as you sweat. Mesh sections are woven into the sides for added ventilation with a stand-up collar that helps protect against wind.

Gallery: 'I'm a fraud! Oh god, they're on to me! I'm a fraud!'?The stars who suffer from Imposter Syndrome (BANG Showbiz)She told Vogue: "I know that the world is full of women who can’t afford to go to a gym or feel self-conscious about being in a gym or can’t go to a gym because they have a young child. So doing it in the privacy of their home was an answer for that. "I’d like to claim that I’m a brilliant, strategic businesswoman.

Yet, as she prepared to appear in California Suite, she realised that training was impossible.Her solution came a few weeks later, as her foot had started to heal, in the form of a workout studio recommended by her ."Oh, my God, it had a huge impact on me!" she exclaimed.She began attending the Gilda Marx studio and dance instructor Leni Cazden blew her away.Later, she realised that she could turn her discovery into a profitable business venture.Video production entrepreneur Stuart Karl approached her, keen to see her replicate her legendary weight-loss moves on tape.Yet there was one problem - Jane hadn't yet heard of a video player."At the time nobody had a VCR. I didn’t even know what a VCR was," she told Vogue magazine.However Karl was insistent that a home workout video could transform people's lives and earn them a great profit in the process.Then the subject was broached of donating proceeds to a charity she had founded with her then husband Tom Hayden, the Campaign for Economic Democracy.Finally, Jane agreed - and the rest was history."We spent no money on it.

Jane Fonda has been a fitness enthusiast for decades, but even she once took a drastic measure to try and maintain her youthfulness. The 84-year-old icon speaks to in a new interview about trying to end the stigma around aging and revealed she had a plastic surgery procedure that she isn't proud of. «I want young people to stop being afraid about getting older. What matters isn’t age, isn’t that chronological number,» Fonda tells the magazine.

Jane Fonda ditched her famous slouchy knit leg warmers and slipped into a chic black workout set for her newH&M fitness campaign.The actress, 84 - who's well-known for her love of working out thanks to her iconic 80s aerobics routines released via VHS tapes - looked stylish as ever in a long-sleeve black and white sporty outfit.The company was thrilled to introduce her as the 'newest member of theH&M Move team' writing: 'From home workouts to marches, it has been her lifelong mission to move every body.' New fitness look:Jane Fonda ditched her famous slouchy knit leg warmers and slipped into a chic black workout set for her new H&M fitness campaignUnderneath her jacket she sported a similar long-sleeve top, and paired the outfit with black athletic sneakers.The star had her short grey tresses parted on the side and curled outwards for a bit of extra volume. The New York native highlighted her naturally stunning features with voluminous eyelashes and a hint of pink lipstick.She starred in the campaign alongside choreographer JaQuel Knight, who's famous for his work on Beyonce's Single Ladies and Formation videos.

Jane Fonda is opening up about her past plastic surgery procedure, and admits she "is not proud" of having a facelift.  During an interview with Vogue published Tuesday, Fonda, 84, got candid about going under the knife.   "I had a facelift and I stopped because I don’t want to look distorted. I’m not proud of the fact that I had [one]," the iconic actress said.  "Now, I don’t know if I had it to do over if I would do it.

Jane Fonda has admitted she 'is not proud' of having a facelift, and has ruled out going under the knife again because she 'doesn't want to look distorted'.The actress, 84, discussed her surgery regrets and warned about the perils of getting addicted to cosmetic procedures in a new interview withVoguepublished on Tuesday.The Hollywood legend openly admitted she had previously undergone a facelift, but wouldn't repeat the procedure again.She said: 'I had a facelift and I stopped because I don't want to look distorted. I'm not proud of the fact that I had one.'Now, I don't know if I had it to do over if I would do it.

An honest admission! Jane Fonda opened up about her decision to have plastic surgery and why she’s done going under the knife.

Book Club star said. She adds that she wants to help young people “stop being afraid of being old,” and "help people realize that just because you're a certain age doesn't mean you have to give up on life, give up on having fun, give up on having boyfriends or girlfriends, making new friends, or whatever you want to do."Fonda, who always tells people her age, is aware that she has an advantage. “You have money,” she said of her inner thoughts about aging.

Vogue: ‘I want young people to stop being afraid about getting older. What matters isn’t age, isn’t that chronological number.

Jane Fonda recently discussed her regret of getting a face lift in the past as she grew older.The talented 84-year-old actress has been in the Hollywood scene for decades, and recently starred in the hit series, Grace And Frankie.In an interview with Vogue published on Tuesday, the star openly admitted she had gotten a face lift, but wouldn't repeat the procedure. Opening up: Jane Fonda, 84, recently told Vogue in an interview that she was 'not proud' of getting a face lift; pictured in 2021 with a Golden GlobeThe Book Club actress appeared in a recent H&M Move campaign, which prompted Jane to sit down with Vogueto discuss the new collaboration. The collection of 'movewear' items is set to be available on August 4.

Jane Fonda is getting really about plastic surgery.