Mike Coppola/GettyThe pop provocateur, who announced Wednesday that her The Celebration Tour will make a stop at, has long beguiled the public as a controversial performer. Madonna has given the press enough ink — affairs, marriages, divorces, adoptions — to earn her at least a box of chocolates every Christmas from tabloid editors.
Even those women who opt out of the game and seek to live their lives in unglamorous obscurity, like Shelley Duvall or Bridget Fonda, have been hunted down and put on display for the entertainment of a mocking, brutal public. Those who stay in it are just as ridiculed for letting the passing of time or even disease take its toll, even slightly. This week, acclaimed actress
A select few celebrities appear to be aging in a way that’s acceptable to a thirsty public that demands they don't show signs of aging, nor signs that they've had any work done to stop the signs of aging: Anne Hathaway, Sandra Bullock, Salma Hayek and Reese Witherspoon are among the rare elite who either have a restrained surgeon or are genetically blessed and disciplined sunscreen users.
But leave the bust as is. Got it!
You mean it's so busted up no one can do anything about it anymore.