Pamela Anderson55, Canadian-American actress, stands by her own lotfoldness. “I can’t wait to see myself old” she said on the podcast “Armchair Expert”. “I’ve always said that when I’m old I’ll recognize myself in the mirror. I want to sort of let my hair go naturally gray, put on a little straw hat, don’t wear makeup.” She probably owes this attitude to the fact that she never saw herself as “any kind of great beauty,” Anderson said. “I think a lot of women who are sort of classically beautiful have a hard time aging.”
Ashton Kutcher, 44, US actor, found his divorce from Demi Moore, 60, painful. “Nothing makes you feel like a failure like a divorce”, he told US magazine esquire. “Divorce feels like a total failure. You failed in marriage.” Kutcher and Moore divorced in 2011. Kutcher has been married to actress Mila Kunis, 39, since 2015.
Marianne Hartl69, folk musician, and her husband Michael, 73, folk musician, feels too old for the job. “Young people should go there now. There are so many young people,” said Marianne Hartl of the German Press Agency with a view to her farewell tour planned for next year. “Folk music, as we do it, is no longer as present.” But it is even more the health setbacks in the past year that would have made her decide. Marianne suffered a broken shoulder, Michael a stroke. “What happened makes you sit up and take notice: be careful, you’re only renting your ‘apartment’. And how you deal with your apartment is your responsibility,” said Marianne Hartl. “The perspective has changed. We know that the tape measure is getting shorter.” Golf, the mountains, the garden in your own house – and of course the family, the four grandchildren – these should now be the priorities.
Jafar Jackson, 26, US actor, will appear in cinemas as his uncle Michael. “I am humbled and honored to bring my Uncle Michael’s story to life,” he wrote on Twitter. Jaafar Jackson is the son of Jermaine Jackson, brother of Michael Jackson and one-time member of the band The Jackson Five. Filming of the film “Michael” is scheduled to begin this year.
Christian Lindner, 44, Federal Finance Minister, not only tax cut plans buzz through his head. “Love comes first”, he said the brightly colored about his relationship with the journalist Franca Lehfeldt. Like other couples who have time-consuming jobs and bear responsibilities, you have to find a way to deal with it as a minister. “We usually see each other every day – if it’s possible, I come home long distances at night.” When asked about the couple’s family planning, the FDP politician said: “We can well imagine children. But the same principle applies here as in politics: announce less and deliver more.” Lindner and Lehfeldt got married on Sylt last July.