Jenny Bailly

Jul 16, 2024 | msn.com | Jenny Bailly

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Jul 16, 2024 | allure.com | Jenny Bailly

Neda and Amir Karam met in medical school. Finally. They had been delivered by the same doctor in the same hospital in Iran. Both of their families later moved to San Diego; they attended rival high schools and worked at the same mall. They went to the same college. But they didn't meet until they were both studying at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine. They were engaged in three months. Neda became a family medicine doctor; Amir is a plastic surgeon.

Jul 16, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jenny Bailly

Courtesy of subjectsNeda and Amir Karam met in medical school. Finally. They had been delivered by the same doctor in the same hospital in Iran. Both of their families later moved to San Diego; they attended rival high schools and worked at the same mall. They went to the same college. But they didn't meet until they were both studying at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine. They were engaged in three months. Neda became a family medicine doctor; Amir is a plastic surgeon.

Jun 4, 2024 | allure.com | Jenny Bailly

Brooke Shields wants to rewrite the beauty dictionary. At least for women over 40. “We’ve been relegated to words like ‘aging’ and ‘dry’ and ‘menopause,’” she says. And then there’s this word: ‘still.’“People will say, ‘Oh, you're still beautiful!’ What do you mean still? Or, to my kids, ‘Your mother used to be so beautiful,’” says Shields, who just turned 59. “Excuse me?”Although she really doesn’t take it personally. “It’s about them,” she says.

Jun 4, 2024 | brnw.ch | Jenny Bailly

Brooke Shields wants to rewrite the beauty dictionary. At least for women over 40. “We’ve been relegated to words like ‘aging’ and ‘dry’ and ‘menopause,’” she says. And then there’s this word: ‘still.’“People will say, ‘Oh, you're still beautiful!’ What do you mean still? Or, to my kids, ‘Your mother used to be so beautiful,’” says Shields, who just turned 59. “Excuse me?”Although she really doesn’t take it personally. “It’s about them,” she says.