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Alyssa Milano says having a mental illness and anxiety as an actress is 'tricky'
Alyssa Milano didn't expect the backlash to her new show "Insatiable," because it was "the most magical shooting experience that you could ever imagine.”
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Model Candice Huffine on the destructive fat-shaming narrative of Netflix's 'Insatiable'
"Every story line can't be about a girl trying to change her body so that her life can start."
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Tom from 'Queer Eye' is back together with ex-wife Abby
Netflix's 'Queer Eye' fan fave Tom is back together with Abby.
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Is it OK to say Millie Bobby Brown looks ‘so grown up’?
Headlines have been referring to "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown as "so grown up," and people are taking issue.
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Bailey from 'The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' is all grown up — and a stunning skin care guru
f you’re one of many falling for the lovable characters and sweet story of "Atypical," there might be one character in particular with whom you feel a familiar connection: Paige, played by Jenna Boyd. The girl who played a tearjerker role in "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" is all grown up now.
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Alison Brie on Her 'GLOW' Body: 'I Feel So Strong'
You may think you know Alison Brie, what from her roles in Mad Men and Community, but in the new Netflix series GLOW we see an entirely new side to the star. In the series, Brie plays an out-of-work actress who finds work — rocking spandex and sequins — in the wrestling ring.
StyleAllison Trimbell‘GLOW’s’ Alison Brie Still Wears Juicy Couture
Yahoo Style asked Brie to look back on some of her past fashion moments to see if they stood the test of time.
StyleSimone OliveroBinge watching TV may actually be bad for your health
The University of Toledo recently polled 408 North Americans and found that 35 per cent identified themselves as TV binge-watchers. “Literature shows that TV viewing (especially screen time) is associated with poor mental and physical health outcomes.
StyleNoël DuanRosario Dawson Wants to Change the Face of Geekdom
Rosario Dawson is a Comic Con regular who demands more from the comic book and video game industry. Most recently, she told MTV News that Hollywood shouldn’t just be focused on the gender wage gap. At an AirBnB Havana-themed party in New York City on Tuesday, Dawson told Yahoo Beauty that MTV had not published another wage gap issue she had brought up in her interview: “I also talked about the transgender wage gap, but they cut that out.” She shrugged.
StyleJoanna DouglasCarrie-Anne Moss: ‘Being Skinny Is Not Beautiful To Me’
On November 20, Moss debuts in the Netflix Marvel series Jessica Jones, playing Jeryn Hogarth, a ruthless lawyer who was actually a male character in the comic books. Carrie-Anne Moss: Yeah, I’d say that I’ve always been pretty confident. Sometimes a few beauty products can help with confidence, too.
StyleJoanna DouglasTaylor Schilling Talks ‘Orange is the New Black,’ Her Commissary Wish List
We caught up with the star to chat about her low-key beauty regimen, what to expect on season three (watch on Netflix now!), which inmate looks the best in prison, and which three items Piper Chapman misses most behind bars.
StyleJoanna DouglasThe Impact of Rachel Green's Ever-Changing Hair
Jennifer Aniston may have the most famous head of hair in Hollywood, but if you think about it the iconic haircut actually belonged to Rachel Green, her character on “Friends.” When the TV show about six pals living in Manhattan debuted on NBC in 1994, no one could have suspected it would become one of the most popular sitcoms of all time—or that Rachel Green’s evolving haircuts would become the most requested styles in salons. Now with all 10 seasons of “Friends” coming to Netflix on January 1, we can once again relive the show and the enviable hairstyles in chronological order.
