From Millie Bobby Brown to Pamela Anderson: Why are we so afraid of a woman growing older on her own terms?
Brown’s experience is a symptom of our broader cultural obsession with women’s ageing, pushing them to look mature when young and youthful when older. If a woman embraces her age—whether that means looking “too young” or “too old”—she becomes a problem.
Millie Bobby Brown talked about looking 40, her six-minute Grease-themed wedding dance routine, shaving her head every three ...
Millie Bobby Brown channeled Drew Barrymore's Josie Grossie look from 'Never Been Kissed,' wearing a monochromatic feather ...
Millie Bobby Brown continued her retro style streak while appearing on NBC’s “Today” in New York on Tuesday. The actress ...
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