Cameron Diaz remembers people by their haircuts because she is so terrible with people's names. The 'Gambit' actress admits she has always struggled to remember people's names, so resorts to visual clues to associate them with when seeing them again. She explained: 'The feeling when I'm trying to remember a name is total emptiness. It's something that's been with me for a long time. I used to remember people by their haircuts. I'm a visual person. 'But now I have so many faces that I meet on a daily basis that I can't capture all of them.' Cameron - who left school at 16 to pursue a modelling career - admits she has no idea how she managed to graduate from high school. She said: 'I did graduate but I honestly have no idea how. I don't think I ever did one day of work in school.' The 40-year-old actress was in fact something of a rebel when she attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School, and bought marijuana off budding young ...

Hollywood A-listers Cameron Diaz, 40, and Michelle Pfeiffer, 54, are both used to playing leading lady. But only one of them will walk away as the winner of this weeks Fashion Faceoff. Time for us to decide ... who wore it best?! Cameron Diaz (Splash News) Michelle Pfeiffer (WireImage) What they wore: A satin, strapless knee-length dress from Lanvin in black for Diaz and bordeaux for Pfeiffer. [Related: Photos of Cameron Diaz's Leggiest Looks ] When they wore it: Diaz donned the frock while hosting a soiree for watchmaker TAG Heuer last month. Pfeiffer wore hers to the London premiere of "Dark Shadows" in May. How they styled it: The leggy Diaz pulled her hair back, slipped on some Gianvito Rossi pumps, and accessorized with a Lanvin necklace, Slane bangles, De Beers earrings, and a TAG Heuer watch. Pfeiffer opted for a low-key look, leaving her tousled locks down, and adding only Sergio Rossi slingback pumps and a sparkly bracelet. [Related: Cameron Diaz Wears Minima...

Cameron Diaz remembers people by their haircuts because she is so terrible with people's names. The 'Gambit' actress admits she has always struggled to remember people's names, so resorts to visual clues to associate them with when seeing them again. She explained: 'The feeling when I'm trying to remember a name is total emptiness. It's something that's been with me for a long time. I used to remember people by their haircuts. I'm a visual person. 'But now I have so many faces that I meet on a daily basis that I can't capture all of them.' Cameron - who left school at 16 to pursue a modelling career - admits she has no idea how she managed to graduate from high school. She said: 'I did graduate but I honestly have no idea how. I don't think I ever did one day of work in school.' The 40-year-old actress was in fact something of a rebel when she attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School, and bought marijuana off budding young ...

Hollywood A-listers Cameron Diaz, 40, and Michelle Pfeiffer, 54, are both used to playing leading lady. But only one of them will walk away as the winner of this weeks Fashion Faceoff. Time for us to decide ... who wore it best?! Cameron Diaz (Splash News) Michelle Pfeiffer (WireImage) What they wore: A satin, strapless knee-length dress from Lanvin in black for Diaz and bordeaux for Pfeiffer. [Related: Photos of Cameron Diaz's Leggiest Looks ] When they wore it: Diaz donned the frock while hosting a soiree for watchmaker TAG Heuer last month. Pfeiffer wore hers to the London premiere of "Dark Shadows" in May. How they styled it: The leggy Diaz pulled her hair back, slipped on some Gianvito Rossi pumps, and accessorized with a Lanvin necklace, Slane bangles, De Beers earrings, and a TAG Heuer watch. Pfeiffer opted for a low-key look, leaving her tousled locks down, and adding only Sergio Rossi slingback pumps and a sparkly bracelet. [Related: Cameron Diaz Wears Minima...

Cameron Diaz on December 11, 2012 and on December 12, 2012, both in New York City. Credit: Jim Spellman/WireImage, Zelig Shaul/ACE/INFphoto.com Cameron Diaz doesn't look like most 40-year-old women. PHOTOS: Stars without makeup On Dec. 12 in New York City, Diaz was photographed hailing a taxi cab looking more youthful than ever. Wearing minimal makeup and a cozy Autumn Cashmere sweater, the Holiday actress embraced her natural beauty as she texted a pal on her iPhone. PHOTOS: Cameron Diaz's hot body evolution Diaz recently opened up about being over the hill in Esquire UK . "For the first time in my life, I'm content," the single star said. "I'm so excited. Getting older is the best part of life. Like, I know more than I've ever known. I have gratitude. I know myself better. I feel more capable than ever. And as far as the physicality of it -- I feel better at 40 ! than I did at 25." VIDEO: Gwyneth Paltrow dumps BFF Madonna for Cameron Diaz ...

POSING happily by a Christmas tree, Orla-Rae Grundy shows why she was crowned our Sunbeams winner 2012. Her cheeky smile and big eyes won over an army of Sun readers who voted in their thousands for the 18-month-old super-cute tot. Her proud parents Kim, 28, a health club worker and dad Darren, 27, a computer technician, are delighted their daughter came top and enjoyed a special photoshoot with The Suns royal snapper, Arthur Edwards, last week. Kim, from Bracknell, Berks, says: She is such a little diva so Im not surprised she was a natural in front of the camera. It is such a lovely Christmas treat to be here having a family portrait with Arthur. Oh baby ... Orla-Rae plays up to the camera with Dad Darren, brother Rhys and Mum Kim Orla-Rae was entered into the contest by her doting dad Darren, an avid Sun reader. Kim only found out two days later. Darrens friends, family and work colleagues soon spread the word that Orla was in the running and started voting. Seeing double ... Orla h...

Cameron Diaz on December 11, 2012 and on December 12, 2012, both in New York City. Credit: Jim Spellman/WireImage, Zelig Shaul/ACE/INFphoto.com Cameron Diaz doesn't look like most 40-year-old women. PHOTOS: Stars without makeup On Dec. 12 in New York City, Diaz was photographed hailing a taxi cab looking more youthful than ever. Wearing minimal makeup and a cozy Autumn Cashmere sweater, the Holiday actress embraced her natural beauty as she texted a pal on her iPhone. PHOTOS: Cameron Diaz's hot body evolution Diaz recently opened up about being over the hill in Esquire UK . "For the first time in my life, I'm content," the single star said. "I'm so excited. Getting older is the best part of life. Like, I know more than I've ever known. I have gratitude. I know myself better. I feel more capable than ever. And as far as the physicality of it -- I feel better at 40 ! than I did at 25." VIDEO: Gwyneth Paltrow dumps BFF Madonna for Cameron Diaz ...

Stylewatch Style News Now 12 / 16 / 2012 at 04:00 PM ET Stephen Lovekin/Getty With so many celebs wearing pantsuits recently, weve felt inspired to try the smart look and Cameron Diaz s is just the one to copy. The star recently worked a laid-back version of the classic pantsuit thats work-appropriate, yet still stylish. Diaz paired her A.L.C. Jude pants ( we found a similar pair for $30 ) with a slouchy white T-shirt and a cropped black blazer ( we love this $65 one by Aqua ). PHOTOS: SHOP MORE STAR STYLE FOR LESS! She finished off the menswear-inspired look with pointy-toe black pumps ( like this pair for just $69 ), a cream leather bag and a gold necklace. While Diaz (or her stylist) felt the relaxed look called for an equally low-key do and a neutral pink lip, you could also elevate the ensemble with an on-trend topknot and a sexy red lip. It all depends on how many times you hit snooze Monday morning and how many minutes you leave yourself to get dressed! Tell us: What do you...

Cameron Diaz doesn't look like most 40-year-old women. PHOTOS: Stars without makeup On Dec. 12 in New York City, Diaz was photographed hailing a taxi cab looking more youthful than ever. Wearing minimal makeup and a cozy gray sweater, the Holiday actress embraced her natural beauty as she texted a pal on her iPhone. PHOTOS: Cameron Diaz's hot body evolution Diaz recently opened up about being over the hill in Esquire UK . "For the first time in my life, I'm content," the single star said. "I'm so excited. Getting older is the best part of life. Like, I know more than I've ever known. I have gratitude. I know myself better. I feel more capable than ever. And as far as the physicality of it -- I feel better at 40 than I did at 25." VIDEO: Gwyneth Paltrow dumps BFF Madonna for Cameron Diaz The actress -- whose famous exes include Jared Leto , Alex Rodriguez and Justin Timberlake -- next appears in the movie Gambit , a remake of the 1968 film s...

Previous 1 / 7 Next Posted on December 13, 2012 10:30AM by Katie Henry Cameron Diaz stepped out in NYC yesterday, appropriately dressed in cozy Winter wear. She's been staying busy in the Big Apple in recent weeks. In addition to posing for a photo with Ne-Yo last week during a visit to the SNL studios, Cameron also supported pal Leonardo DiCaprio at his Django Unchained premiere on Monday night. Earlier today, Leo earned a Golden Globe nomination for his role in Quentin Tarantino 's dark Western. Cameron's not in the hunt for an award this season, though she is vying for votes in another highly competitive race. Cameron, Jessica Alba , Nicole Richie , and Hollywood's fittest stars are facing off against each for the title of fittest female celebrity of 2012 have you voted yet? Back to Story

Cameron Diaz is still going to work with celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe, the actress' spokesperson says, despite a recent report. Photos: Cameron Diaz, 34 fun facts Stories: Cameron Diaz reveals favorite snack - pork scratchings, also planning diet book (Photo) Matthew Morrison discusses Cameron Diaz's melting 'prosthetic boobs' Gwyneth Paltrow and Cameron Diaz rap about Chelsea Handler The New York Post's Page Six recently said the two have stopped working together, quoting unnamed source as saying that Zoe has "been too busy" building her fashion empire, has "less time for styli! ng her celeb clients," including Diaz. The actress' rep told OTRC.com: "Cameron works with various stylists, including Rachel, when she is promoting projects. While she does not use one stylist exclusively, Rachel is a close, longtime friend and valued collaborator and they will work together on future projects." Zoe's spokesperson had no immediate c...

This week at HuffPost Style was one of royal proportions. Monday's announcement that Kate Middleton was pregnant caused excitement that lasted for days (we even popped a little champagne to celebrate), while Hanukkah nail art and treats galore made it really feel like the official start to the holiday season. In this post, we've collected a few of our favorite Instagrams of the week (just in case you were stuck on the Duchess' big news ). Click through the slideshow below for a sneak peak at Cameron Diaz in front of our office and some drool-worthy Cole Haan heels. Loading Slideshow Celebrating the big news! In honor of Kate Middleton Pregnant D! ay, we got Kate Middleton waves! The moment exec editor @astrzemien found out Kate Middleton was pregnant today. @huffpoststyle associate news editor @rebeccaadamss simple glam look to discuss royal pregnancy style ...

Cameron Diaz is still going to work with celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe, the actress' spokesperson says, despite a recent report. Photos: Cameron Diaz, 34 fun facts Stories: Cameron Diaz reveals favorite snack - pork scratchings, also planning diet book (Photo) Matthew Morrison discusses Cameron Diaz's melting 'prosthetic boobs' Gwyneth Paltrow and Cameron Diaz rap about Chelsea Handler The New York Post's Page Six recently said the two have stopped working together, quoting unnamed source as saying that Zoe has "been too busy" building her fashion empire, has "less time for styli! ng her celeb clients," including Diaz. The actress' rep told OTRC.com: "Cameron works with various stylists, including Rachel, when she is promoting projects. While she does not use one stylist exclusively, Rachel is a close, longtime friend and valued collaborator and they will work together on future projects." Zoe's spokesperson had no immediate c...

Cameron Diaz has not fired stylist Rachel Zoe, the actress says after reports emerged that the two had parted ways. Reported emerged this week that after years of working together to prepare for lavish red-carpet events, Zoe had grown too busy with her own aspirations for Cameron Diazs liking. Diaz and Zoe have known each other since 2000 and have a longstanding relationship, the Daily Mail noted . Cameron Diazs stylist got credit for many of the perfectly put-together looks of the actress, who has landed on many best-dressed lists during that time. But Rachel Zoe has her own aspirations and wants to start her own fashion empire, which led many to report that there had been a split with her and Cameron Diaz, as the New York Post noted. The report noted that Zoe has been so busy with her own ventures that the stylist has little time to work with her celebrity clients like Cameron Diaz. Zoe debuted a clothing line last year, and since then has also rolled out a jewelery and clothing l...

"Wait, you wrote a song about me already?"Photo: Tom Meinelt / Splash News With Oscar season upon us, A-Listers hit the town in droves. Anne Hathaway and her Les Misrables co-stars partied at Porter House New York, Cameron Diaz met up with Leonardo DiCaprio at the opening of the Rosewood, and Taylor Swift continued to fuel dating rumors at Cookshop. It's time once again for our weekly roundup of celebrity sightings. Cookshop : Taylor Swift and Harry Styles brought their budding romance to Chelsea during lunch on Tuesday. The musical couple spent the night before in Taylor's downtown hotel room and will both perform at Z100's Jingle Ball on Friday. [ NYDN ] Da Silvano : Sharon Stone took a break from filming Fading Gigilo to lunch on some Scottish langoustines at the West Village Italian restaurant. [ Page Six/NYP ] Finale : Heidi Klum finally got the chance to wow guests as Cleopatra at her postponed Halloween party on Saturday. Amare Stoudemire and fiance Al...

(Photos by Getty) Cameron Diaz (Getty) There's something about Rachel Zoe that rubs Cameron Diaz the wrong way, or so sources say. According to a report in Page Six , the 40-year-old actress just gave her long-time outfit coordinator the bootmeaning the itty-bitty, pint-sized stylist just lost one of her biggest celeb clients. Sources told the gossip column that Zoe's been so busy building her own design empire that she hasn't had time to focus on her A-List clientle, which includes Anne Hathaway , Jennifer Lawrence , Kate Hudson , and up to this point, a dissatisfied Diaz. Reps never got back to Page Six , so this cou! ld all be hearsay, but Zoe has, indeed, been awfully busy promoting her fanny packs and working on her clothing, accessory, and handbag lines, so who knows? What celeb stylist do you think Diaz should turn to, if the rumors are true? What would you dress her in? Leave your suggestions in the comments, below! Related Articles:

Splash News Cameron Diaz has reportedly 'split' from infamous stylist Rachel Zoe, after years of working together for glamorous Hollywood red carpet events. The There's Something About Mary Hollywood actress and renowned celebrity dresser have a long-standing relationship, with Rachel regularly ensuring Cameron looks perfectly on-trend for red carpet events. However, the New York Post has reported that the pair are no longer working together, with Rachel's other fashion endeavours getting in the way of her styling. "Some sources snipe that Zoe's been too busy building her own empire, with clothes, shoes, bags and accessories bearing her name, and that she's got less time for styling her celeb clients,'' The New York Post reports. Cameron Diaz 'Splits' From Stylist Rachel Zoe After Long-Standing Relationship Cameron Diaz 'Splits' From Stylist Rachel Zoe After Long-Standing Relationship Rachel is responsible for Cameron's black ...

Cameron Diaz (above) will no longer be playing dress-up with Rachel Zoe . Sources tell us Diaz, one of Zoes biggest clients, is no longer working with the pint-sized stylist-to-the-stars. Some sources snipe that Zoes been too busy building her own empire, with clothes, shoes, bags and accessories bearing her name, and that shes got less time for styling her celeb clients who still include Anne Hathaway , Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Hudson . Reps for Diaz and Zoe didnt get back to us.

By Andrea Billups 12/05/2012 at 12:25 PM EST Leonardo DiCaprio and Miranda Kerr Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic; Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Miranda Kerr and longtime pal Leonardo DiCaprio joined a late-night dance party at new club Rosewood last Friday, partying with Cameron Diaz and a contingent of Australian models. Their meet-up at the club comes amid some tabloid reports that Victoria's Secret model Kerr who's married to Orlando Bloom , 35, and gave birth to their son Flynn in 2011 was getting flirty with DiCaprio. But a club source at Rosewood said the two were simply out for a little music and dancing with a group that included Naomi Campbell 's billionaire boyfriend Vladimir Doronin. RELATED: Leonardo DiCaprio Parties for a Cause in N.Y.C. "Miranda and Leo are really good friends, been friends for years," the source says "It was a PG -13 fun night. ... It was one big table [of people] ... dancing on top of the banquette." Adds a source close to the Vict...

The party continues for single Leonardo DiCaprio . The Django Unchained star and Cameron Diaz hooked up, as pals, at the opening of hot new club Rosewood on Friday. Miranda Kerr and a group of girlfriends were the first to show, said a spy at the cocktail lounge, adding that models Jessica Gomes and Jessica Hart were close behind. Later, the crowds parted when Leo entered and he sat with Kerr and company. He was texting until Cameron arrived, a source said, and it was obvious they are great friends . . . he was very excited when she came to meet him, and he got up from his table to guide her to where he was sitting. The models then did what models do: danced on banquettes, in this case to the tunes of DJ Regg Ruck , and drank Champagne and Belvedere. At 3 a.m., DiCaprio made sure to tip the waitresses and say thank you before he and his posse headed out. Leo was spotted the next day at a raucous Day & Night brunch (where one loaded reveler stuffed $2,000 in singles into a fog m...

Posted: November 29, 2012 Cameron Diaz thinks that every woman like to be objectified. While this may raise the eyebrows for more than a few women across the globe, a study published in Psychology Today may prove the 40-year-old actress right. Researchers began by explaining a term called self-objectification. This is what Psychology Today presumes Diaz was referring to when she talks about stripping for photographers: Im not some young girl with the photographer going, Will you take your clothes off? Im like [mimes stripping], How does this look? Theyre like, Today were not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you, and Im like, These heels are not high enough. Self-objectification centers on how one internalizes objectification to effect how a women views herself. For example, she begins to look at herself the way she imagines other people are looking at her. Researchers interested in finding out how everyday experiences of self-objectification gave a group of female...

Oh dear. This remake of a 1966 Michael Caine art-forgery caper comes with a prestige cast and a screenplay by the Coen Brothers and it's still hand-across-the-brow terrible. The Pink Pantherish credit sequence that gives away the plot is an early warning sign. Colin Firth plays an art expert who recruits a forger (Tom Courtenay) and a Texan rodeo-girl (Cameron Diaz) in a scheme to rip off his obnoxious billionaire employer (Alan Rickman). The gimmick of the film is to run the plot twice, first as a fantasy in which the scam proceeds without a hitch, second as the hilarious bungle it turns out to be. Except that it's not at all hilarious, unless you savour the Coens' faux-British pedantry ("her invigorating lack of decorum would have enraptured my younger self") or the spectacle of Colin Firth edging along a hotel parapet without his trousers. And the combination of American sass and British cool is a total washout: Cameron Diaz doing karaoke is about as much fun ...

Cameron Diaz has been a little bit controversial, saying she thinks women "want to be objectified." Speaking to the Sunday Times , the actress explained, "I think every woman does want to be objectified.There's a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think it's healthy." Might be treading on eggshells there a bit Diaz Speaking about getting her own kit off, the Gambit actress said she actually quite enjoys it. "It's empowering, I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?''" She added, "[The stylists are] like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you, and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough.'" Proving that turning 40 hasn't hampered her confidence, Cameron continued, "I'm a woman, I know how to handle mysel...

Oh dear. This remake of a 1966 Michael Caine art-forgery caper comes with a prestige cast and a screenplay by the Coen Brothers and it's still hand-across-the-brow terrible. The Pink Pantherish credit sequence that gives away the plot is an early warning sign. Colin Firth plays an art expert who recruits a forger (Tom Courtenay) and a Texan rodeo-girl (Cameron Diaz) in a scheme to rip off his obnoxious billionaire employer (Alan Rickman). The gimmick of the film is to run the plot twice, first as a fantasy in which the scam proceeds without a hitch, second as the hilarious bungle it turns out to be. Except that it's not at all hilarious, unless you savour the Coens' faux-British pedantry ("her invigorating lack of decorum would have enraptured my younger self") or the spectacle of Colin Firth edging along a hotel parapet without his trousers. And the combination of American sass and British cool is a total washout: Cameron Diaz doing karaoke is about as much fun ...

Cameron Diaz has been a little bit controversial, saying she thinks women "want to be objectified." Speaking to the Sunday Times , the actress explained, "I think every woman does want to be objectified.There's a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think it's healthy." Might be treading on eggshells there a bit Diaz Speaking about getting her own kit off, the Gambit actress said she actually quite enjoys it. "It's empowering, I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?''" She added, "[The stylists are] like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you, and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough.'" Proving that turning 40 hasn't hampered her confidence, Cameron continued, "I'm a woman, I know how to handle mysel...

Oh dear. This remake of a 1966 Michael Caine art-forgery caper comes with a prestige cast and a screenplay by the Coen Brothers and it's still hand-across-the-brow terrible. The Pink Pantherish credit sequence that gives away the plot is an early warning sign. Colin Firth plays an art expert who recruits a forger (Tom Courtenay) and a Texan rodeo-girl (Cameron Diaz) in a scheme to rip off his obnoxious billionaire employer (Alan Rickman). The gimmick of the film is to run the plot twice, first as a fantasy in which the scam proceeds without a hitch, second as the hilarious bungle it turns out to be. Except that it's not at all hilarious, unless you savour the Coens' faux-British pedantry ("her invigorating lack of decorum would have enraptured my younger self") or the spectacle of Colin Firth edging along a hotel parapet without his trousers. And the combination of American sass and British cool is a total washout: Cameron Diaz doing karaoke is about as much fun ...

What's the film about? The film follows private art curator (Colin Firth) who comes up with rather clever scheme to con England's richest art collector Lionel Shabandar (Alan Rickman) into buying a fake Monet painting. In order for the plan to work he has to team up with Texas rodeo queen ( Cameron Diaz ) to pose as a woman whose grandfather got the painting at the end of WWII. Who's in it? Cameron Diaz, Colin Firth, Alan Rickman Handbag hearts: This is such a fun, silly film. All three of the main stars in this flick have proven that they can do serious but now we see just how well they can do comedy. Naturally Cameron Diaz is no stranger to a funny flick but she is even better when paired with the likes of Colin Firth and Alan Rickman. The guys are equally as funny in their roles which have been brilliantly revisioned by the Coen Brothers. Those guys can do no wrong! From the hilarity of a naked Alan Rickman, to the sillyness of Colin Firth climbing around outside the ho...

She's sexy and she knows it. Cameron Diaz is aware that some people see her as just a pretty face and a hot body -- but she says that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, she rather enjoys being looked at as a sex object, and she believes other women feel the same. "I think every woman does want to be objectified," the 40-year-old model-turned-actress told the U.K.'s Sunday Times . "There's a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think it's healthy." PHOTOS: Cameron's sexy leg-baring style The Bad Teacher star doesn't even mind stripping down to her underwear for photo shoots, as she did for a recent Terry Richardson spread in the November issue of Esquire UK. "It's empowering," she explained. "I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?'" "[The styli...

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WENN In a controversial statement that will have women around the world pondering over, Cameron Diaz claims, "every woman wants to be objectified". In a candid interview with The Sunday Times , the 'Gambit' star said: I think every woman does want to be objectified. Theres a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think its healthy. While talking about taking part in scantily-clad photo-shoot, Cameron admitted she personally finds them to be empowering. The What To Expect When Youre Expecting actress added: Im not some young girl with the photographer going, Will you take your clothes off? Im like how does this look? while miming stripping. Continuing, Diaz said: Theyre like, Today were not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you and Im like these heels are not high enough'. "Im a woman, I know how to handle myself, I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality," she said. This statement ...

Cameron Diaz finds racy photo shoots 'empowering'. The 40-year-old actress is comfortable in her skin and gets a buzz from stripping down to her underwear when she is modelling. She told The Sunday Times newspaper: 'It's empowering. I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like, 'How does this look?' 'They're like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you,' and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough.' 'I'm a woman, I know how to handle myself. I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality.' The 'Gambit' star also thinks its 'healthy' for women to want to be objectified. She added: 'I think every woman does want to be objectified. There's a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think its healthy.' Cameron also laments the scrutiny put on th...

WENN Cameron Diaz finds it empowering to do photo shoots where she wears barely any clothing. The 40-year-old says she is so comfortable in her skin that she gets a buzz from stripping down to her underwear when she is modelling. She told The Sunday Times newspaper: "It's empowering. I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?' "They're like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you,' and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough.' Cameron claimed that her years in the industry means that she is well aware of what works for herself. She continued: "I'm a woman, I know how to handle myself. I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality." The actress, rather controversially, thinks it is healthy for women to want to be objectified. She added: "I think every woman doe...

Washington, Nov 19 ( ANI ): Cameron Diaz has revealed that she has no problem stripping off for the cameras. The 40-year-old admits that she gets a kick from posing for racy photo shoots as she feels comfortable in her skin. "It's empowering. I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?'" Contactmusic quoted her as telling The Sunday Times newspaper. "They're like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you,' and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough," she said. "I'm a woman, I know how to handle myself. I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality," she added. (ANI)

The 40-year-old actress says she finds racy photo shoots "empowering" and is comfortable in her skin. She told The Sunday Times: "It's empowering. I'm not some young girl with the photographer going, 'Will you take your clothes off?' I'm like [mimes stripping], 'How does this look?' "They're like, 'Today we're not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you,' and I'm like, 'These heels are not high enough.' "I'm a woman, I know how to handle myself. I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality." The star also thinks its "healthy" for women to want to be objectified. She added: "I think every woman does want to be objectified. There's a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think its healthy." Cameron also laments the scrutiny put on the young stars of today, as its harder for them to grow up and make the mist...

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