aging: Last News

Andie MacDowell is staying silver in her golden years.The “Four Weddings and a Funeral” actress, who is turning 65 in April, is relishing her gray hair as she ages, the star told former “Today” show co-anchor Katie Couric. “I want to be old. I’m tired of trying to be young. I don’t want to be young.

Justine Bateman is getting older, and she doesn’t care what people think.Bateman, 57, has been a star since she was a teenager, and people watched her grow up on-screen.But the “Family Ties” star didn’t realize the internet obsessed over her aging face until she googled herself.“I needed to google something to do a little research and remind myself of something that happened when I was famous, so I put in my name, googled my name, Justine Bateman, and then the autocomplete came up which was ‘looks old,’” Bateman told “60 Minutes Australia.”She continued, “And I was only 42 at the time…and I was like ‘what?’ And I looked at the pictures that they had as evidence and I couldn’t see what they were talking about.”The interviewer later asked Bateman whether people could possibly find the aging process to be “beautiful,” to which she responded, “I just don’t give a s—t. I think I look rad.

mastered aging.“I Dream of Jeannie” star Barbara Eden, 91, stepped out Wednesday in a rare public sighting, for the Remus Pre Award Tea Time event held at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Eden showed off her enviable figure in a silk navy blouse, black slacks, black heels and dazzling dark gem jewelry.Her lipgloss shimmered and lashes fluttered as she flashed smiles while strutting on the red carpet.Eden told Page Six in 2021 that she frequented the gym, took spin classes and lifted weights until about 2018.She said she started having a trainer come to her house for resistance work and walks around her tennis court, but admitted that the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted her workout routine.The Hollywood glamour gal is best known for playing a genie discovered by an astronaut (the late Larry Hagman) in “I Dream of Jeannie,” which aired from 1965 to 1970.She even hit her legendary genie pose, with her arms crossed in front of her, on Wednesday’s red carpet.The Hollywood Walk of Fame star recipient appeared on “Dallas,” “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” and “How to Marry a Millionaire,” among scores of other projects.She even competed on “Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition” in 2016, going home on the second episode.Eden told Closer Weekly in 2021 that she’s “very careful” about her diet.“I’m a carnivore … I like steak. We eat a lot of pork, chicken, steak [and] vegetables,” she revealed, while noting she also has a sweet tooth.

one astonished user tweeted alongside photos of Wang at the awards show.“Vera Wang seems immortal with her sultry youthful look at BAFTAs! If I could look half of what she looks likes, it’d be something!” gawked another.Wang belongs to an exclusive club of celebrities who appear to never age. Jennifer Lopez, Demi Moore, Halle Berry, Salma Hayek and Naomi Campbell seem to have discovered the fountain of youth.This is not the first time Wang has been championed as “age-defying.” Her Instagram is full of snaps of her sunbathing by a pool and flaunting her toned physique, prompting fans to beg for her everlasting elixir.Wang has previously revealed that “work, sleep, a vodka cocktail, not much sun” is the key to her wrinkle-free glow.“I value having a vodka cocktail at the end of the day.

Entertainment Weekly. “Then you think about it, and you go, ‘Oh, right. When you are no longer reproductive, when those organs are no longer functioning, you are not sexy, so, therefore, you are not hirable.’ That just made me so mad.”The “Feud” actress opened up about how she thinks the entertainment industry can better support women of a certain age.“It’s such an awkward conversation because, from day one, we begin our aging process.

hit headlines on Wednesday after she was photographed out in public for the first time in more than a decade. The 58-year-old former actress — who quit Hollywood in 2002 and hasn’t walked a red carpet since 2010 — looked unrecognizable as she ran errands in Los Angeles.

Sophia Loren, 86, her number isn’t dictating the youthful vibes she feels inside. “Sometimes when I say I’m 86, I don’t believe it. I feel 20,” confessed Loren, shining as the cover girl for AARP the Magazine’s December 2020/January 2021 issue. Loren, reclaiming her crown as one of cinema’s most prolific leading ladies as she portrays a Holocaust survivor in the new Netflix film “The Life Ahead,” went on to share the wisdom of the six key lessons she’s learned to abide by over the years that help make her life a living “dream.” “When I look in the mirror, I cheer for myself.