Demi Moore

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Channel hopped and Ghost is on and I remember asking my hairdresser for Demi style hair from it.

There no resemblance to this woman I’m watching now to the one on those photos.

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Lordy, Patrick was beautiful ( it’s the pottery scene)

[scarlet]

LOL, OK People:

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[Nysha]

A good skin care routine is great but kind of useless if you've had so much plastic surgery that you now look like Count Orlock's sister.

[Wol]

My favorite part of the People article:

While speaking on a Goop panel with founder Gwyneth Paltrow back in 2019, Moore said she doesn't "have any super big secret," but noted, "I definitely think beauty starts on the inside," according to W Magazine.

"You can do anything you want to the outside, but if the inside isn't looking or feeling good, then I don't know if anything you do on the outside is going to be good enough," she continued.

Moore also added, "I think my biggest thing is really that less is more, as it's much easier to keep a routine going if we keep it simple, so it's doable."

A GOOP panel with Fishstick is the only place she could spout that crap and expect it to go unchallenged. Although she gives a lot away about how it's never going to be enough when you're broken inside. I'd like to believe that People is throwing some Plum Sykes-level shade.

[Mugsy]

Less is more? Okay, Demi. You know we have eyes, right?

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Canned jargon that actresses say. Just words. To see the truth you watch the actions. It has to be difficult aging in entertainment, but it can be done gracefully. There are many actresses who do. Her face is jacked and it would be great if she said so. Kind of refreshing.

[Mugsy]

On the topic of actresses aging, I saw Holly Hunter in a new sitcom with Ted Danson and my first thought was, wow, she looks old. She's 62 to Demi being 58.

Holly is clearly aging naturally, but it's such a shock to see. I was ashamed of my reaction, since she looks like a real life woman of 62. Other than her unfortunate hairstyle in the show, but that's done for her character, I'm assuming. Hoping.

[FiggyPudding]

Films being preserved forever can skew my perception. If I see an older film repeatedly, as soon as I see that actor in present day it can be a little jarring.

I can't imagine the pressure they must experience.

[magazinewhore]

On the topic of actresses aging, I saw Holly Hunter in a new sitcom with Ted Danson and my first thought was, wow, she looks old. She's 62 to Demi being 58.

I saw that too and thought the same [/shallow]. But HH looked very nice in Succession this year. I think it's the terrible hairstyle.

[kostgard]

Feb 2, 2021 20:57:54 GMT -4 magazinewhore said:

On the topic of actresses aging, I saw Holly Hunter in a new sitcom with Ted Danson and my first thought was, wow, she looks old. She's 62 to Demi being 58.

I saw that too and thought the same [/shallow]. But HH looked very nice in Succession this year. I think it's the terrible hairstyle.

It's definitely the awful styling. I was flipping channels the other day and saw her on some talk show and she looked great. Granted, it was a Zoom interview and maybe she had a filter going on, but she looked good. She looked good in "The Big Sick" and I think that was filmed just a couple years ago.

Styling really matters so much. I mean, people like Drew Barrymore and Charlize Theron and Gwynnie are the same age now as, like, the actresses playing the moms on shows when they were teens, like 90210, and they look so much younger.

I think half of Helen Mirren's secret is her styling - "dowdy" is not something you can apply to her.

Demi also looks good in large part because of her good/youthful styling, which is why she needs to leave her face alone.