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—who originally rose to fame as Mallory Keaton in the ’80s sitcom Family Ties—had a poignant response to those who say she “looks old” after choosing to forgo Botox and fillers in favor of aging naturally. “I just don’t give a shit. I think I look rad,” Bateman recently , .

Chuck Lorre has started off the podcast confessions with a bang.“The Big Bang Theory” co-creator, 72, revealed a regret of his when it came to Kaley Cuoco’s character, Penny, on the series, which ran from 2007 to 2019 on CBS.“We had so many episodes to go before we started to understand that there was a brilliance to Penny’s character that we had not explored,” Lorre said while on the first-ever episode of “The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast” on Monday.The series followed best friends, roommates and physicists Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki) and Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg).“We did the very cliché in the beginning, you know, goofy blond who says foolish things. It’s a clichéd character, right? And we missed it,” Lorre told host Jessica Radloff.

Nobody Wants This creator Erin Foster has defended the show after it was criticised for its negative portrayal of Jewish women.The new Netflix romantic-comedy series, which centres on a relationship between a rabbi (Adam Brody) and a sex podcaster (Kristen Bell), has come under fire since its release on September 26. In response, Foster said the show’s goal was to “shed a positive light on Jewish culture from my perspective”.Among the critics was Glamour senior west coast editor Jessica Radloff, who published an essay titled ‘Netflix’s Nobody Wants This and the Persistent Jewish Stereotype’.

technically Jewish but had his mezuzah, ritual door casing, on the wrong side of the entryway. I tried to let it go for months, grateful he had some Jewish identity. But when he confused Moses parting the Red Sea with the Dead Sea, I got the “ick,” and we were done.I am Jewish in everything I do.

Nobody Wants This is on course to be a breakout Netflix hit, but the series has attracted some shade for its portrayal of Jewish people.

of . Warning: spoilers ahead.No, I’m not a Netflix exec or Laviscount’s agent—I just happened to read Glamour’s with creator Darren Star covering the unanswered questions from the season four finale.

Warning, minor Emily in Paris spoilers ahead. welcomed their “” in season four—and her name is . Well, not everyone agrees with that sentiment.

Glamour's senior west coast editor Jessica Radloff said it first: Challengers is set to be the .That's certainly the case here in the office. Some staffers loved it (hi, hello), while others were disappointed or worse—bored.

, , or dancing , the Emmy and SAG award-winning actor commands attention not just for her superb theatrical talent, but for her charisma, charm, and . was out in full force at the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on February 24, where the beloved Brit was nominated for outstanding performance by a female actor in a comedy series, as well as outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series, for her role as Rebecca Welton on Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso.

you want to achieve, set some intentions to maximize your health and happiness, and shake off those bad habits that are holding you back. They are also a time to predict where culture is headed: what styles we will be obsessed with, what trends we collectively need to let die, and what energy we absolutely do NOT need to take into 2024.So, we at Glamour put our heads together to compile our list of the trends, styles, cultural touchstones, and habits that we are predicting will be huge in 2024, and which we think should be left behind in 2023.

to, well, cured fish (stay with us), we went back through everything we purchased this year to share what we would absolutely, 100% buy again. Find the best things Glamour editors bought in 2023 below (that you can still shop, btw).All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.3.1 Phillip Lim"I've never really bought into the idea of needing a ‘’ (a free canvas tote will do!) but this incredible slouchy shoulder bag has changed my mind.

may have held our collective attention for much of the year, but it wasn’t alone; from to , there’s no shortage of fun, emotional, haunting, and even cringe-inducing films to look back on. Ahead, find out our picks for the best movies of 2023."We don't call it ‘the Year of the Barbie Movie’ for no reason. Greta Gerwig's record-breaking feminist bonanza was fun, poignant, and an absolute joyride from start to finish.

, A Small Light, —and a number of hits came to a close. Goodbye Succession, adios The Great, adieu Barry! Historical fiction series came to its inevitable conclusion, while The Bear proved that its fantastic first season wasn't just a fluke.Two of the buzziest shows were a bit of a surprise.

(yes, we're looking at you, ).And as only music superstars do, plenty came dressed to walk the red carpet, only to change ensembles to present or perform (are you team or Harry on stage?). Some didn't even walk the red carpet (ahem, Beyonce, who ), and were only photographed from their seat or backstage.So who were Glamour editors’ picks for the 2023 Grammys best-dressed stars? Check out our choices below.The structure, the cobalt blue, and the fit! Cardi B simply owned this red carpet couture creation by . Just stunning.—Jessica Radloff, senior West Coast editorThis might be controversial, but Bebe Rexha’s look was one of my favorites from the night.

. The Flight Attendant star debuted a on the Golden Globe Awards 2023 red carpet, alongside partner Tom Pelphrey, . Cuoco, who is known for her signature blonde hair, has worn her strands dirty blonde in recent months. But the mom-to-be has made the full transition to the dark side for winter, joining the spotted on some of our favorite celebs. To show off the new color, Cuoco wore her hair in an elegant top knot with soft curtain bangs.

Glamour we've been busy putting together gift guides for all of your shopping needs this holiday season. Whether you're looking to buy the in your life, that won't break the bank, or who are way cooler than you were at their age, we've had you covered. And since we've been doing a ton of research, we thought we'd share which gifts of the many we've endorsed that we're personally gifting our loved ones this year.We're snagging home appliances like robot vacuums for our grandparents and air fryers for budding home chefs.

celebrates its 15th anniversary, a new tell-all book is peeling back the curtain on never-before-heard stories and revelations from the hit CBS comedy's 12-season run. available now, chronicles the behind-the-scenes tales you may not have known to bring the popular sitcom to life — from the initial casting process to the show's breakout success to the real-life, off-set circumstances that threatened to derail the series. Series creator Chuck Lorre and author Jessica Radloff sat down with ET's Nischelle Turner to dig into the most illuminating revelations from the book, which features new interviews with the cast and producers, and go down memory lane of what almost did or didn't happen.«There’s a general sense of gratitude that we got to take this journey and 12 years is an incredibly long time to do one thing and there was a genuine affection amongst everyone,» Lorre shared. «It was difficult to end it.»While Lorre opted not to get into the legacy of the show, he acknowledged that has made a lasting impact.«The fact is, we made a show that we were very fortunate that actually, people cared about it.

boss is sending his well wishes to Kaley Cuoco! In an interview with ET on Wednesday, producer Chuck Lorre gushed over Cuoco's pregnancy announcement and was sure to wish her congratulations. «I found out today,» he shared with ET's Nischelle Turner, while sitting down with writer Jessica Radloff to discuss her new oral history book, .The 36-year-old actress announced this week that she and her boyfriend, actor Tom Pelphrey, are expecting their first child -- a baby girl.«She and Tommy are so perfect together,» said Radloff, who worked closely with Cuoco while crafting the book. «They are just so happy. I'm so thrilled for her and they're gonna be such great parents, I absolutely know it.»As for what kind of mother Cuoco will be, Lorre cracks: «She's gonna be a helicopter mom! Gonna be all over this kid.» Radloff adds, «For as busy as Kaley is, she is so on top of things.… She will have a chart for this kid, I mean, it will be amazing.»Cuoco previously starred as Penny on the hit sitcom, which ran from 2007 to 2019.

A dramatic reveal. The cast of The Big Bang Theory have candidly discussed their reactions to Jim Parsons‘ 2018 exit from the show — and several actors said they weren’t prepared for the big change.

It all started with a bang! The Big Bang Theory not only transformed the lives of its stars — including Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Johnny Galecki, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik — but it also made a deep impact on its viewers, who propelled the CBS hit to a rare 12-season run, making it one of the longest-running sitcoms in television history.

In , a new book from Grand Central Publishing available Tuesday, October 11, the cast and producers of the hit sitcom reunited for over 120 hours of interviews with Glamour senior editor Jessica Radloff to talk about life on-and-off screen. In this exclusive excerpt, Kaley Cuoco (Penny Hofstadter) opens up about and the surprising lesson she learned after making the chop. As soon as the eighth season of The Big Bang Theory started airing, the big news was Penny’s new look. Over the summer, Kaley Cuoco decided to cut her hair, first into a chic shoulder-length bob, then a chin-framing cut, and eventually into a pixie.