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Before They Were Stars...They Were Funny Looking Kids
Can you guess the identities of these future celebs? My fave is the young beauty on the right side of the top row. I haven't a clue why she's grinning in the school picture below, but she's got every reason to be grinning these days.
Before They Were Stars...They Were Funny Looking Kids
Can you guess the identities of these future celebs? My fave is the young gal in the bottom row. She grew up to become a very generous Goodwill Ambassador later on in life, and is also known for an even more generous smile.
Before they Were Stars...They Were Funny Looking Kids
Can you guess the identities of these future celebs? My fave is the Annie look-alike in the bottom row. This child star maintained her curly locks into adulthood and they surprisingly served her well.
Before They Were Stars...They Were Funny Looking Kids
School photographs. Oh, how they haunt us! And these celebs are no exception.
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Say What? Barbarella's Daughter Speaks
“Before that, nobody had seen on screen any space for women to be sexual or to own their sexuality. The shock was that here were women doing what we’ve all seen men do. This was exploding the myth that if a woman was consummate in her sexuality, then she must be a slut.”
— Vanessa Vadim on mother Jane Fonda's starring role in the camp classic Barbarella, directed by her late father Roger Vadim.
Paper Heart's Charlyne Yi Talks Love and Dating
In Paper Heart, opening in theaters this Friday, Charlyne Yi plays a documentary filmmaker intent on finding out what people, young and old, feel about love. During her travels and interviews, she falls in love with geek heartthrob Michael Cera. Not only did Charlyne star in Paper Heart with Cera (and Seth Rogen and funny man Demetri Martin), she won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award for co-penning the film’s script!
Shotgun Weddings on the Rise in Japan
Almost one third of brides in Japan are what the Japanese call "double happy." In other words, they have two things to celebrate: an impending marriage and a baby already on the way!
Japanese society used to frown on shotgun weddings, but recently more and more women are walking down the aisle visibly pregnant.
Changing Everything? Obama Sparks Conversations on Race
Stephen Colbert doesn't see race — people tell him he's white and he believes them because he watches Antique Roadshow — but he does talk about it, which is half the battle. But some black people perceive strategic colorblindness, or avoiding talking about race, as evidence of prejudice.
Thankfully Obama has become an icebreaker into the murky waters of race relations.
All in Your Head...and Internet: Culture and Psychology Collide
Paranoid delusions are nothing if not timely. In World War II, psychotics often thought their neighbors were Nazis. They became spies during the cold war and terrorists after 9-11.
How Did You Meet Your Hubby?
With all the press out there, chances are you've heard about Bravo's new show The Rachel Zoe Project, starring none other than the famous stylist to the stars, Rachel Zoe! Fab's been teasing you with some great tidbits from their little chat, but I've got some juicy information to share too!
As I've said a million times before, you never know when you're going to meet Mr. Right, so you might be surprised to hear where Rachel met her husband of 16 years!
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