| The secret's out now, Kate
She was spotted at a fashion show wearing tan control pants under her peppermint gown the sort women rely on to hide unwanted bumps. I admire her for not having a tummy tuck like so many other celebrities. And who would have thought she gave birth to baby SURI just nine months ago? Mrs Cruise was a guest at the Armani catwalk show in Paris on Wednesday. During her trip there for fashion week she has been hanging out with super-skinny pal VICTORIA BECKHAM. You have to sympathise with Katie however slim you are, standing next to pencil-thin Posh is always going to make you feel a bit porky. Lets hope Katie keeps looking trim the natural, Bridget Jones way. She looks sensational, if you ask me.
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Healthy Living-Sagging Arm Skin Surgery
(KUTV) When it comes to sagging skin, many people automatically think of the face. In our Healthy Living report the popularity of plastic surgery has prompted more women to target another part of the body. As Shauna Lake reports its their arms.Patricia Morris is about to have surgery to remove the sagging skin under her arms.It just kind of drops like everything else gravity takes its toll, said Morris.Its not only the way it looks. Its the way it makes her feel when trying on clothes.The clothes are tight on the arms to it will be nice not to have the flab hanging, Morris said.The arms get kind of big. Some people call it bat wings.Dr. Kimball Crofts says exercise can't reverse the look of stretched out, sagging skin so more women are turning to this surgery called brachioplasty to fix the problem.While a person can be fit, there are some tissues they can't get to go back without surgery, said Dr.
Women's Aid Paints Domestic Violence on Famous Faces
We've seen plenty of domestic violence ads, but this campaign actually makes us cringe. For Women's Aid, agency Grey London paints bruises onto celebrity faces and plasters them far and wide, hoping people would look, recognize, gasp in horror and decide to get comfortable with talking about their own secret bruises. Granted there are some conversations that started out taboo and are now part of the public tell-all, like routine plastic surgery. But domestic violence is a deeply personal, humiliating affair, almost always entangled in feelings of love, loyalty and fear of stigma. We doubt any one series of visually traumatizing campaigns will help start a casual discourse about it in a public space. And in the States, you actually do need to have a bruise before you can even report anything.
COUPLE LITERALLY DIVIDED BY DIVORCE
Chana Taub peered through a gap in the recently built sheetrock wall that sliced her three-story house in two. Straining to look at what used to be her living room, she worried that her husband was lurking on the other side. ''I can't be near him,'' she whispered, just in case he was eavesdropping. ''If I see him, I run the other way.'' Chana and Simon Taub are in the middle of a spiteful divorce. Out of stubbornness -- and to irritate one another -- each refused to move out of the house they shared for 18 years. A judge ordered construction of the wall, which runs down the middle of the house, to prevent the couple from sparring under the same roof. The wall went up in December as neighbors gathered outside to watch. The sand-colored barrier on the first floor separates the living room from a spiral staircase leading to the second and third floors.
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