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| | Cameron Diaz Says Girl on Girl Is Only Natural | | Added 10 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Cameron Diaz took a break from championing the joy of pubes to tellGlamour that at some point, every woman has been sexually attracted to another woman.
“I think women are beautiful – absolutely beautiful. And I think that all women have been sexually attracted to another woman at some point. It’s natural to have a connectivity and an appreciation for the beauty of other women.”
Well, that makes sense. If I was a woman, I’d be thinking about having sex with other women all day long too. Right after I finish playing with my boobs for a week. Okay, two weeks.
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| | Cameron Diaz Talks Turn Offs & Women in the Glamour UK May 2014 | | Added 10 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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With her new film "The Other Woman" slated to hit theaters April 25th, Cameron Diaz garnered herself a little exposure by covering the May 2014 issue of Glamour magazine.
The "Charlie's Angels" cutie rocked few poses for the Simon Emmett-shot spread while dishing about everything from the roles she's taking on to her attraction towards women.
Highlights from Miss Diaz's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to visit Glamour!
On women:
"I love women - and I don't believe in female jealousy. I don't feel like it's a good feeling to have. My parents always told me that whatever someone else had - in all areas - it wasn't mine to be entitled to. That all I can do is the best that I can do - and that what's most important is whether I can do better at what I'm doing. I think women are beautiful - absolutely beautiful. And I think that all women have been sexually attracted to another woman at some point. It's natural to have a connectivity and an appreciation for the beauty of other women."
On her career:
"Now that I'm getting older, people have stopped asking me about proving myself and started asking me whether I'm worried that I won't get any interesting roles any more - when, actually, older roles are the best roles for a woman. The ingnues are not getting the interesting roles now - they weren't really ever. They were just being objectified."
On her personality:
"I have very little vanity - but at the same time I'm incredibly vain. If I see a bad picture of myself in a magazine, I don't give a sh*t. I'm, like, whatever. But it's a funny thing being out in the world in the way that I am. You really have to keep yourself in check because it's easy to lose your head."
On her male turn offs :
"[Men] being rude, period. I don't have any patience with that. Oh, and too much cologne. That's something I can't do. Hygiene's not a bad thing, either, so that's quite high on the list. But basically I love a sense of humor because that's what tells you how smart a man is. I love British humor and British men."
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| | Cameron Diaz: Gwyneth Paltrow is 'extraordinary' & 'very brave' in her divorce | | Added 10 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Cameron Diaz attended CinemaCon (the land of bad lighting) to promote The Other Woman with Leslie Mann. Cameron’s wearing a Victoria Beckham dress, which is designed to make it look like a pleated slip is swinging free. Leslie fared slightly better in a yellow Oscar de la Renta dress. These ladies are hamming up the BFF vibe for their movie. I wish Kate Upton was available for the event, and I bet producers agree.
Cameron is good friends with Gwyneth Paltrow. The topic of Goop’s love life is everywhere right now, and Cami fielded some questions. She sounds like a loyal friend even though I’m not sure Goop deserves such enthusiasm. Cami drank the Goopy kool-aid long ago, so her supportive vibe isn’t shocking. Is Goop really “brave” for announcing her divorce as a “conscious uncoupling“? Cami thinks so:
Gwyneth Paltrow’s BFF Cameron Diaz is opening up about her split from Chris Martin.
Just two days after Paltrow and Martin announced they had separated, Diaz says the former couple made the right decision and are doing just fine.
“For both Chris and Gwyneth, I mean they worked really hard,” Diaz told E! News exclusively today at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. “People want them to blow up and it to be ugly, but they’re kind, generous, loving people who really care about one another. Just because they don’t want to be a couple together, doesn’t mean that they have to hate one another. They are really good friends.”
Diaz continued, “They’ve made a conscious effort to separate the part of their lives they don’t want to live together anymore, and maintain a really beautiful, strong bond as parents and as friends…I think people should really honor that and they should admire it and they should respect it. They’ve done something really extraordinary, and they’ve been very brave at presenting that to the public.”
Diaz added of her pal, “She’s doing great. They’re doing great.”
[From E! Online]
I won’t give my opinion on the Goopy split in detail except to echo the majority opinion: Goop’s annoucement was pretentious as hell. It was a “my divorce is classier than your divorce” announcement. Goop couldn’t even stand to sully her run-on paragraphs with the word “divorce.” She had to fancy it up and make it sound expensive. Which it probably will be for Chris Martin.
Cami did what she was supposed to do as a friend. She supported Goop’s decision in public and echoed her friend’s sentiment. It remains to be seen whether Gwyneth and Chris will remain kind to each other. Right now it’s all talk and big words, which doesn’t seem “brave” at all.
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| | Cameron Diaz Flaunts Bikini Body in the Caribbean | | Added 10 years ago | Source: Dickism |
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Here is Cameron Diaz wearing Pink bikini in the Caribbean.
She may be promoting her Body Book these days, but Cameron Diaz’s stunning physique deserves an ode all its own. The 41-year-old star had no problem flaunting her many assets while enjoying a girls trip to the Caribbean.
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| | Cameron Diaz: 'Everybody has been cheated on, everyone will be cheated on' | | Added 10 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Cameron Diaz is finally promoting something besides The Body Book! Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed all the discussions of down-there grooming and chauvinism towards single women. Cami hammered that book into the ground. She usually has interesting things to say, but I couldn’t wait for her to move onto a new project and say stuff about something new.
Cami starting to promote The Other Woman now. That’s the movie where Cameron’s character finds out she’s dating a guy who is married to another woman (Leslie Mann). Together, they realize he’s also banging a hottie (Kate Upton). All three of the women team up to teach the man a lesson. The trailer looks surprisingly good, and I’m so glad the women aren’t fighting amongst themselves over some cheating douche. Cameron sat down for an interview with OK! magazine (via the Independent) to talk about her feelings on infidelity:
Cameron Diaz thinks “everyone” has been cheated on.
The actress stars alongside Kate Upton in The Other Woman, about a woman who teams up with her lover’s wife to seek revenge after finding out he’s married.
She’s dated high-profile stars such as Justin Timberlake and Jared Leto in the past, but the 41-year-old is currently single.
Cameron believes that everyone has had to endure some form of infidelity in their lives and insists she didn’t shoot the film to “make a statement”.
“My statement is that I am actually not interested in making movies about men cheating on women; it’s not at all what I am interested in,” she explained to the British edition of OK! magazine.
“Everybody has been cheated on, everyone will be cheated on. I can’t fix that, I don’t know how, I don’t have any judgement on anybody, I don’t know how to fix the problem.
“We are human beings, we are complicated – you cannot go through life without tallying up a few scars, you cannot go through life unscathed, it’s just what it is. It’s all meant to happen, take your lessons, figure it out, move on.”
The Other Woman isn’t just about cheating; it’s also about women sticking together when they’ve been betrayed.
Cameron is pleased she has a good group of female friends to turn to during tough times.
“I exist for all my girlfriends. I am very, very, very fortunate; my friends are incredible and I am very lucky to have a lot of really solid, good friends – girlfriends and male friends – who I can just rely on,” she smiled.
“We are tribal, we need our tribe – I have a bunch of little tribes all over the world that I pop to for a little bit of time, and then I move on and that’s the great thing about being mobile; a lot of my friends have kids and they are stuck, planted in one place, and I kind of get to pop into all the different little tribes around the world and hang out for a little bit.”
[From Independent]
The gossip junkie in me wants to know which of Cameron’s boyfriends may have cheated on her, but it was probably several of them. Probably Justin Timberlake, Alex Rodriguez, and definitely Jared Leto (with a stripper). I’m not throwing any shade on Cami at all. Maybe she’s exaggerating by saying we’ve all been cheated on, but it’s so incredibly common. I’ve been cheated on twice … at least. If there were more incidents, I don’t need to know about it. All in the past!
Cam’s still promoting The Body Book a little bit. She talk to Oprah on Sunday about how “excited” she was on her 40th birthday. She decided, ‘Now life begins. This is the coolest thing ever.’” What an awesome attitude.
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| | Cameron Diaz Is Sorry for Aging Normally | | Added 10 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Having exhausted the conversation on pube laseringand now that she’s no spring chicken, Cameron Diaz has hit back at Hollywood’s crazy obsession with youth. Speaking to Oprah for her upcoming OWN specialCameron Diaz & Sharon Stone: Aging Gracefully, she talked about how women don’t let other women age gracefully.
?Women don?t allow other women to age gracefully, and we don?t give ourselves permission to age gracefully. And they?re trying. For me I feel like if I?it?s almost as if we have failed if we don?t remain 25 for the rest of our lives. Like we are failures. It?s a personal?failure. Like our fault that at 40 years old that I still don?t look like I?m 25.?
?Oh, I?m sorry. I apologize,? Diaz says, feigning indignance as the audience laughs and applauds. ?I wasn’t able to defy nature.?
That’s all I ever wanted. An apology from Cameron Diaz for looking the way she does. Was that so hard? Hopefully we can move on now.
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| | Cameron Diaz Has her Hands Full at LAX | | Added 10 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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Lugging her own bags on her way through the busy terminal, Cameron Diaz arrived at LAX airport in Los Angeles on Friday (March 7).
The "Bad Teacher" star looked cute in a white top, denim jacket, and red skinnies as she hid her face from the prying paparazzi.
Though it's unclear where she's heading this time, it will be difficult to top last week's trip with her girlfriends.
Along with Drew Barrymore and Reese Witherspoon, the gals headed to the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley to share some fun and food.
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| | Cameron Diaz: Treat your 'hungry' vagina like 'a beautiful flower' & 'fertilize' it | | Added 10 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I still haven’t read Cameron Diaz’s The Body Book, but it feels like I know the whole edition inside and out. Cameron knows how to promote her goods, and she has done so with enthusiasm. The last time we caught up with Cam, she was discussing how society is guilty of chauvinism and misogyny toward single women. Most of you agreed with her and were heartily amused with Cameron’s discussion of her downtown grooming habits as well.
Now things have gotten a little bit gross. Cameron stopped by to visit E!’s Chelsea Lately to promote the book. Instead of allowing Cameron to conduct a frank conversation, Chelsea invited Cam to perform an examination. Ugh. Let’s get to some excerpts about ciggies, diet coke, and more about grooming habits:
Why did Cam write her book? “I’m a science nerd. I like to know why things work the way they do. I thought that the body was probably the most important thing to understand how it works since we all have one, and we don’t really know that much about it.”
She compliments Chelsea’s bod: I know that you care about it and that you take care of it, and that makes me happy.”
Cam smoked until age 30: “One cigarette every once in awhile is not going to kill you.”
Diet Coke is bad, m’kay: “Nothing’s for free. My mama taught me that real early.”
The misunderstood woman flower: “We think the vagina is on the outside. I say grab a mirror and play along. Get in there. Learn about it. You’re supposed to treat it like the beautiful flower that is, the delicate flower that it is. And you’re supposed to nurture it in all the ways that it needs nurturing. Watering it. Fertilizing it. It needs nourishment. It’s hungry.”
More on pubes: “Because it’s a science book, and since we used to be covered in hair, and now we’re not except for a few places, I figure there’s a purpose for that hair. So I put some of the purposes for it and I also suggest that no mater how you enjoy grooming it throughout your life–whether it’s shave it all off, wax it all off, putt a bulls eye, birthday cake, I don’t care–just, girls, think about not taking it all off forever. Permanency means forever. It doesn’t come back. You might change your mind in a few years.”
[From Chelsea Lately on E!]
Cameron already advised women against permanent hair removal “down there.” I agree with her. It’s a pain in the [redacted] to groom that stuff, but seriously, she’s got a point. Do you want to be 80 years old and have nothing to camouflage the effects of gravity? I don’t think so. Leave some options for the future. Referring to one’s vag as a flower is a bit silly and hippie-ish, but I think Cameron is joking. Maybe?
Here’s a video clip of Cam’s appearance. Feel free to ignore the host.
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| | Have Cameron Diaz & Sofia Coppola finally reconciled after 'Lost In Translation?' | | Added 10 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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If you?ve seen Lost In Translation, you?ll not only understand this story, you?ll enjoy it too. For those of you who haven?t seen the film, these are the basics you need to know: Scarlett Johansson?s character (based on Sofia Coppola) has traveled to Japan with her husband, played by Giovanni Ribisi (based on Sofia?s then-husband Spike Jonze). In the movie, the husband runs into an actress he worked with, played by Anna Faris. Faris’ character is ditzy, a little crazy and all over the husband character. Faris did such an uncanny impression of Cameron Diaz, it?s not even funny. Jonze and Diaz had worked together on Being John Malkovich, and many people simply thought, ?Wow, Sofia hates Camy Diaz.? It was almost like Sofia Coppola ? who wrote and directed Lost In Translation ? told Anna Faris, ?Do an impression of Cameron?. I should say that the blonde actress character comes across as an a?hole. Faris doesn?t play her as vindictive or villainous, but the character seems self-absorbed, too cutesy and annoying.
After that, there were stories over the years that Cameron and Sofia didn?t get along. There was said to be something like a Cold War between them, no ?shots fired? per se, but there was resentment on Cameron?s part. Well now Radar claims that Sofia and Cameron are close to burying the hatchet:
Lost in Translation was released more than ten years ago, but the film is still having an effect on Hollywood ? specifically, on Cameron Diaz. At the time, Anna Faris? ditzy blonde character in director Sofia Coppola?s film was widely interpreted as being based on Diaz, as a kind of retaliation for her alleged flirtation with Coppola?s husband, Spike Jonze. It?s only now, RadarOnline.com has learned, that Diaz has forgiven her former friend Coppola for the supposed slight!
?Sofia and Cameron have had an incredibly difficult relationship since 1999, the year Sofia married Spike,? a source close to Diaz says. ?It only got worse when the film came out and it became pretty well-known that part of the movie was based on their real-life feud.?
In the movie, Faris plays a dumb blonde actress who flirts with the husband of the intellectual lead character, portrayed by Scarlett Johansson and based on Coppola herself.
Coppola has insisted that Diaz wasn?t her muse, telling the Daily Beast ?The actress was based on a bunch of people, just that type. I could probably name eight people that she was based on, just that bubbly, extroverted blonde that you see on talk shows?It wasn?t a slight at anyone in particular.?
But it still made things tense between her and Diaz, says the source ? until now.
?There has been a thaw in the relationship between Sofia and Cameron in recent months,? the insider says. ?They had drinks this summer and cleared the air, possibly even paving the way for a future collaboration.?
Oddly enough, the source says that it was the pair?s mutual friend, Kirsten Dunst, who got them talking again. Says the source, Dunst, who starred in Coppola?s Virgin Suicides and Marie Antoinette, ?felt that after all these years, it was time they buried the hatchet.?
Probably helping the situation, Coppola has since split with Jonze and is happily married to rock star Thomas Mars of Phoenix.
But despite her truce with Coppola, for Diaz, the scene still seems to sting, according to the source.
?Cameron still refuses to talk to Anna,? the insider says. ?And she has never publicly addressed the movie scenes in question. It?s an off-limits topic.?
[From Radar]
Is it true that Cameron has never spoken about it? Probably ? I can?t find anything. But Faris has had to answer questions about it in several interviews, and Faris always denies that her performance is in any way mocking Cameron. If Camy and Sofia are burying the hatchet, then good for them. But I kind of doubt it. I have my doubts whether Sofia even cares if Cameron is mad at her. She probably enjoys the fact that she got under Cameron?s skin so much, especially if Cameron really did have a close relationship with Spike Jonze.
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| | Cameron Diaz: Society shows 'chauvinism and misogyny' towards single women | | Added 10 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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These are photos of Cameron Diaz at the opening of Tag Heuer’s first NYC store. I still can’t believe people buy non-GPS watches in this day and age. That’s what cell phones are for, right? Watches are still very much a status symbol though, and Cameron gets paid to represent. Her coat is magnificent.
Cameron also covers the Febuary issue of Self magazine to promote The Body Book. She’s already told us all about adult acne, down-there grooming, aging naturally, and poop. Now Cameron’s moved onto a new topic — how single women are portrayed in the media. Cami believes the topic is laden with “chauvinism and misogyny” because society looks at single women like something is wrong with them. This is interesting:
“If a relationship fails, it’s because the woman couldn’t hold on to her man, not that the man cheated. It’s terrifying for a woman to get out of a relationship, because it’s always going to be her fault. I get that a lot, being a single woman. The reports are always saying that I?m ‘acting inappropriately’ toward men. I don’t at all harp on that sh-t, but I clock it. I notice it. And then I let it go because there is nothing I can do about it.”
[From Self]
She’s absolutely correct. When Cameron and Justin Timberlake broke up, the talk was all about how poor Cami couldn’t get JT to marry her. No one ever considered that maybe JT is a douche boyfriend, which he is probably was. Now he’s a douche husband, but that’s Jessica Biel’s problem.
You know what bothers me on this topic? The notion that there must be something pathetic about a woman if she’s not plastering photos of flower bouquets all over Facebook or Twitter. I’ve never, ever done that whether or not I’m in a relationship. Maybe I’m just not into flowers and candies, but I don’t understand why people feel the pressure to show off on social media. Someone please explain this mysterious behavior to me.
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