Stuart Karl: Last News

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.