Jane Fonda: ‘I skinny-dipped with Michael Jackson’

 Jane Fonda  is doing whatever it takes to save the planet, including stop shopping. Yes! The American actress, political activist, and former fashion model revealed in a recent interview that it is possible to find pieces from “30 years ago” inside her closet.

Jane Fonda just called Coronavirus “God’s gift to the left” and she’s explaining why.

Jane Fonda is opening up about how she lives a more sustainable life by wearing vintage staples in her wardrobe.

Actress Jane Fonda called coronavirus "God's gift to the left" because it allowed Americans to see President Trump isn’t helping the working class. The far-left star was busy urging Americans to vote for Democratic nominee Joe Biden and said the upcoming election is a crossroads for the nation.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom joined Jane Fonda for an all-star video in which the 82-year-old exercise queen encouraged her friends to register to vote on Nov. 3.

National Geographic’s latest documentary, “The Last Ice” premiered this week with many A-listers in attendance.

workout video in 1982, Jane Fonda has dusted off her leotard and leg warmers for a worthy cause.On Monday, the actor and activist shared a video on Instagram of her hosting a retro workout over Zoom with a host of celebrities in attendance.The “Exercise That Vote” clip is reminiscent of the workout videos Fonda released during the 80s and early 90s, and is awash with spandex unitards, grainy graphics and celebrity cameos.Mariah Carey opens up about effect her mother's jealousy had on herMeghan

Katy Perry, Amy Schumer and more celebrities are exercising at home thanks to a Zoom workout led by Jane Fonda. The stars teamed up for a “Ballot Blaster” workout video called “Exercise That Vote,” which aims to prompt people to register and vote in the upcoming presidential election.Schumer, Perry, her fiancé, Orlanda Bloom, Kerry Washington, Vanessa Hudgens, Ken Jeong, Ashley Benson and Shaquille O’Neal were all part of the video.“Hello, class! We’re bringing back the movement.

Madonna and Michael Jackson, the duo goofed their way through “the embarrassment” of music videos with blow-dried mullets and “absolutely no regard for our image”. So it comes as no surprise when Oates tells me he’s celebrating the billionth stream of the duo’s 1981 single “You Make My Dreams Come True” not with a hip party but with “some sort of a gluten-free vegetable pizza.

Madonna and Michael Jackson, the duo goofed their way through “the embarrassment” of music videos with blow-dried mullets and “absolutely no regard for our image”. So it comes as no surprise when John Oates tells me he’s celebrating the billionth stream of the duo’s 1981 single “You Make My Dreams Come True” not with a hip party but with “some sort of a gluten-free vegetable pizza.