Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, & Mary Steenburgen Hop Off Police Helicopter on 'Book Club 2' Set

Actor Paul Sorvino, who died at 83, played a legion of mobsters throughout his long career, including a seminal turn as Paul Cicero in Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas.

Jane Fonda thinks women "get better" at sex as they age. Fonda, 84, was asked to characterize her sex life during a recent interview with Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live." "Private," she responded. She also used the word, "Solo." Cohen then asked the "Book Club" actress if she believes that people "become better at sex" as they age or if they "lean into bad habits." Jane Fonda revealed that women "get better" at sex as they age in a recent interview.

Jane Fonda knows that she wants in the bedroom! During a recent chat with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM’s  radio show, the 84-year-old actress was asked by the host how she characterized her sex life these days, which she replied “private.” Adding, “Solo, solo.”  Though the actress was mum about the details of her own life in the bedroom, she did share the key part about getting it on in her older age.When asked if she thinks that sex gets better with age, the star confirmed that it does. “I think I got better,” the actress said.  “Women, I think tend to get better because they lose their fear of saying what they need. You know, we go through, we waste way too much time not wanting to say, ‘Wait a minute, hold, hold it, hold it.

Jane Fonda encourages it. The Hollywood icon, whose 85th birthday is approaching in December, shared with ET's Rachel Smith why getting older is actually «great.»«I know this sounds strange, but it's great to get older. I mean, obviously it beats the alternative, which is to die,» Fonda said. «It's so hard to be young.

Jane Fonda is getting candid in a new interview.

Jane Fonda told SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen how to be a good girl-dad and that her sex life “got better” with age.

Tom Brady will be returning to play for his beloved New England Patriots. But before you call your extended family in Boston to celebrate, know that this homecoming is only for a movie. In “80 for Brady,” the three-time MVP-winning quarterback, who jumped to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020, is playing the 2017 version of himself at Super Bowl LI.

NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, there was the pioneer boy band, Menudo! From 1977 to 2009, Menudo dominated Hispanic pre-teen and teen markets, sold more records than BTS and One Direction combined, broke concert attendance records, and set the standard for all Boy Bands that followed. While the iconic boy band brand was on hiatus for the last 12 years, is it now ready to return to the world stage with a global talent search lead by none other than our favorite Latino 2-time Emmy winning host and Saved by the Bell alum (also a Menudo fan), Mario Lopez.

The Gilded Age.”In a letter to HBO Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) cited whistleblower reports that a 22-year old horse with possible health issues died last week during filming of the historical drama in Nassau County.“We’re calling on HBO to…hold the party or parties who allowed it to occur responsible,” Courtney Penley, coordinator for animals in film & television for PETA, wrote. “Finally, we’re asking you to take measures so that something similar never happens again.”After the letter was shared with the media, HBO confirmed that a horse had died on the set on June 28 during filming, but said it was “likely of natural causes, according to a veterinarian’s preliminary findings.” “The safety and well-being of animals on all our productions is a top priority, and the producers of ‘The Gilded Age’ work with American Humane to ensure full compliance with all safety precautions,” HBO added.

Wyclef Jean has compared the Fugees to The Grateful Dead after confirming the group would be rescheduling their reunion tour.The hugely influential hip-hop group – Ms. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel – announced in September 2021 that they would reunite for a 2021 world tour celebrating 25 years of their classic 1996 album ‘The Score’.Unfortunately, they were forced to postpone the dates and eventually cancelled them altogether due to varying COVID restrictions in the cities they were set to play.Speaking to HipHopDX about the rescheduled dates, he said: “All I could do is tell you that with the Fugees, I’m very excited and I look forward to it getting rescheduled.

“fight like hell” to not allow the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.Now, she’s proposing a new strategy. “If a corporation can be defined as a person, why not redefine vaginas as AK47s,” the 84-year-old actress and activist tweeted Tuesday. “That way they’d be free of governmental restrictions by those who care about ‘the sanctity of life.'”Fonda’s words reiterate the Court’s decision to overturn national abortion protection before gun control.

Jane Fonda and Don Johnson are married… in Book Club 2!

What would it take to become the person you always wanted to be? “Mack & Rita” hints at a surprising answer, looking forward instead of dwelling on past failures. The film tells the story of one writer who undergoes a transformation — rapidly turning into her 70-year-old self.