Even at 85, Jane Fonda’s dashing good looks earn her the title of being a gorgeous actress, and Andy Cohen knows that much. Jane appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Monday’s episode to promote Book Club: The Next Chapter along with Candice Bergan and Mary Steenburgen. While on the show, Jane
Jane Fonda got an early Christmas gift, revealing that her cancer is in remission. The actress and activist revealed in September that she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and had been undergoing chemotherapy for six months. Ahead of her 85th birthday, which is in less than a week, Fonda said that she could discontinue her
Grace and Frankie fans are looking forward to Season 7 of the popular sitcom series billed as the 16-episode final outing for the long-running Netflix Original series. The series will end with Season 7, following a successful run during which it received multiple Emmy and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations and a Golden Globe nomination
Jane Fonda hopes that positive change can be achieved due to what is taking place with the George Floyd protests around the country. In an extensive interview with Don Lemon on CNN, Fonda gave her thoughts on many of the issues taking place right now. Among the issues at play, Fonda spoke about white privilege,
Peter Fonda, best known for his role as Wyatt in Easy Rider (1969), passed away at his home in Los Angeles on Friday morning at the age of 79. The actors family, which includes older sister Jane Fonda, announced his passing in a statement. The statement added the actor died surrounded by his family on
Netflix has confirmed that the heartwarming friendship of Grace and Frankie will continue for Season 6. Grace and Frankie Season 6 is slated to debut in 2020 and pre-production is already under way. Netflix announced the renewal of Grace and Frankie for a sixth season on Tuesday, January 15, ahead of the launch of Season
Jane Fonda in Five Acts, the second documentary by Susan Lacy to get picked up by HBO, begins tonight. Lacy interviewed Fonda 12 times, with more than 21 hours of tape, in order to bring us the story of Henry Fonda’s daughter — an Oscar-winning actress, fitness guru, and activist that has, over the decades,
Book Club is this week’s counterprogramming offering against the summer superhero tentpoles, but it’s actually good for everybody. It’s got positive messages for both men and women, senior and junior. Vivian (Jane Fonda), Sharon (Candice Bergen), Carol (Mary Steenburgen) and Diane (Diane Keaton) have kept their book club going for decades. Each at various stages