Showing posts with label cameron diaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cameron diaz. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Cameron Diaz Celebrating her 38th B-Day W/A-Rod
Definitely not diminishing in sexiness with age, Cameron Diaz looked picture perfect while out celebrating her 38th birthday in New York City on Monday night.Clad in a cute black mini dress, the "Shrek" hottie joined NY Yankees baseballer beau Alex Rodriguez in grabbing a romantic dinner at The Lion on West 9th Street.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Cameron Diaz Covers InStyle magazine for their July Issue
Though she’s attained a rare level of success in Hollywood, Cameron Diaz isn’t looking to have kids and pass her legacy on.
The “Charlie’s Angels” actress confessed to InStyle magazine for their July 2010 issue that she’d rather stay childless as she loves her life the way it is.
Cameron explained, "Having children changes your life drastically, and I really love my life. Children aren't the only things that bring you gratification and happiness, and it's easier to give life than to give love, so I don't know. That kind of change would have to be either very well thought out, or a total mistake – a real oops!"
"I can be a pretty good aunt, but whether I'm a good aunt or a crappy aunt is really not remotely the same question as me being a good parent or a crappy parent. It doesn't quite have the same impact."
The “Charlie’s Angels” actress confessed to InStyle magazine for their July 2010 issue that she’d rather stay childless as she loves her life the way it is.
Cameron explained, "Having children changes your life drastically, and I really love my life. Children aren't the only things that bring you gratification and happiness, and it's easier to give life than to give love, so I don't know. That kind of change would have to be either very well thought out, or a total mistake – a real oops!"
"I can be a pretty good aunt, but whether I'm a good aunt or a crappy aunt is really not remotely the same question as me being a good parent or a crappy parent. It doesn't quite have the same impact."
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