[dforest]

I have no love for these people, but they are old now. I see no purpose in shaming a bunch of seasoned citizens.

Some of the women who did the horrid facial surgeries look the worst. Add Mickey Rourke to that group of women.

I imagine after years of always having to look good, these people no longer worry about it.

If they aren’t out there lecturing everyone else. Leave them alone.

[Four of Six]

“If they aren’t out there lecturing everyone else. Leave them alone.”

I agree with you on that. Well said.

[CIB-173RDABN]

Some of the women who did the horrid facial surgeries look the worst.
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I would rather see a woman (or man) age gracefully into their senior years then have their face cut up by Freddie Kruger.

Angela Langsbury had shown that a beauty queen can remain “beautiful” as they age.

Entertainment and Sports require a lot of self discipline and effort to maintain a body to meet the expectation of their career path and when their career ends so does the reason for all the self sacrifice and discipline.

But it is not unique to “stars” it happens to “normal” people as well. How many over 50 today look like they did when they were 20 (if you do, great you won the genetic lottery, but for the average person they have gained a few pounds and what hair they have left is grey).

[Drew68]

If they aren’t out there lecturing everyone else. Leave them alone.

I agree. I think it's a bit tasteless for the paparazzi to snap a pic of someone like Bridget Fonda, who hasn't worked in over 20 years and stays out of the spotlight, and go, "What happened? She used to be hot! Now she's old and fat!"