Cameron Diaz, 49, US actress, says she never washes her face. When asked what she does for her beauty, Diaz said in a BBC podcast: “I literally do nothing for it.” And: “I never wash my face.” External appearances no longer matter to them. Although she owns “a billion” beauty products, they are gathering dust on the shelves. Thanks in part to her husband, she now needs less validation from other people. “He really taught me to value myself a lot more,” Diaz said of US musician Benji Madden, 42. She used to be very dependent on the approval of others. Diaz was considered one of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood. She retired from the film world almost ten years ago.
Javier Bardem, 53, Spanish actor, once worked as a stripper – before his mother. When he was 20, he jumped out of a cake while dancing for a friend at a disco, he told the show about Ellen DeGeneres. The club owner then asked him if he could do it every Friday. “And I said, ‘Yes, of course!’ because I was drunk.” He was actually hired. The following Friday, Bardem took his mother and sister to the club because he was so nervous. “There was nobody there – I think there were about three people? And it was very embarrassing, but I made it!”
donald trump, 75, former US President, had to make an emergency landing. After a Republican Party fundraiser over the weekend, Trump’s private plane had an engine failure, like the Washington Post and the online portal political to report. Accordingly, Trump was on his way from New Orleans in the US state of Louisiana to his estate in Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. An engine is said to have failed 20 to 30 minutes after takeoff, so the private jet, which was just over the sea, had to return to New Orleans airport. According to the Washington Post a donor had made the machine available to Trump.
Ryan Coogler, US director, 35, was mistaken for a bank robber. According to a police report, the filmmaker (“Black Panther”) wanted to withdraw $12,000 from his bank account in January at a bank counter in Atlanta, Georgia. With a handwritten note, he asked the bank clerk to be discreet and count the bills inconspicuously. The cashier misinterpreted this as an attempted robbery when an alarm message appeared because of the amount. Police officers took Coogler and two companions, who were waiting in a car outside the building, into custody and handcuffed him for a short time. After Coogler was able to identify himself, everyone was released. “This situation should never have happened,” Coogler said in a statement. However, he and the bank management had solved the case to his satisfaction.