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Gwyneth Paltrow revealed how her struggle with postnatal depression opened her mind to spirituality, curiosity and eventually, a sense of inner peace -- a journey we had in common.
"If you examine sexy heroines in literature you will see they either lose their lives or their children for expressing their sexuality." I can see now why I was so hesitant. I wasn't willing to die just yet.
I fear that many Americans prefer to live with the illusion that celebrities are truly superhuman, rather than just slightly more gifted people with the power of big corporations -- and a phalanx of editors and ghostwriters -- behind them.
The problem with being a mom in L.A. is that we're celebrity magnets. Stars are miserable. They're desperate for something real. They wish their lives weren't so shallowly glamorous. They wish every day could be the same over and over again like ours.
Having collaborated on more than 20 celebrity chef book projects, I could probably spend an entire day examining and commenting on all the questions raised by this unique and fascinating situation.
Almost fifteen years after Titanic, with six Oscar nods and one win to her credit, Kate Winslet is an actress at the peak of her powers -- no longer a precocious ingénue, but a professional who's conscientiously developed her craft.
The new film Contagion tracks the first several weeks as a new virus sweeps the world, killing the infected in a matter of days. But what makes Contagion so unique and powerful is that the virus is only briefly the villain.
The first hour of Steven Soderbergh's Contagion is so tense that you can almost forgive the second half for getting bogged down.
When Anoushka Hempel created Blakes, it was a very bohemian home away from home for artist, writers and actors. Now she has refurbished it keeping the feel of a bohemian hideaway, but a luxurious one.
Forgive me for a moment while I make a gross generalization: Actors should stick to acting and singers should stick to singing.
Gwyneth Paltrow is waffling on whether to return next season to her role as substitute teacher Holly Holiday in the TV hit series Glee. Holly, I hear you. Why would we take on such anarchic work for $18,000 a year when there are plenty of equitable alternatives?
Gwyneth -- you have no idea of how privileged you are. You wrote in your new GOOP newsletter that you're stressed, but with your life as a multi-millionairess, you have no concept of real stress!
We recently caught up with celebrity hairstylist Chaz Dean at his beautifully redone salon to talk reality show drama, Vidal Sassoon, and his dream customer.
When watching E! and flipping through gossip magazines, it's hard not to wonder how stars manage to look so good. OK, maybe it has something to do wit...
Tina Fey has become an incomparable role model for today's young women, intentional or not. How has she won us over? What is she teaching us? Why can't we Millennials get enough of her? Tina, we bow down to you.
To me, Gwyneth Paltrow was the epitome of '90s minimalism. No one looks as stunning as her in the minimalist revival clothes that have been all the rage these past two seasons.
