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Kate Winslet - I like her - My Kind Of Woman!
posted 4 months ago in News and Current Events
An intellectual, talented, sassy and beautiful woman - I have admired and adored her from afar.
I have admired her for quite some time now for standing up for "real" women - you will never see her endorsing some "diet", or exercise craze, that will "make you look like me". God bless her, seriously.
She is by far one of my favorite actresses....for that very reason...she is very comfortable in her own skin and makes no qualms about it, her confidence and natural beauty come through very clearly.
I just loved her in 'The Holiday,' didn't you guys? She's a great actress, and her deep intelligence comes across as clearly as her beauty. I'm glad she stood up for her beliefs and came out a winner.
THE MOST DESIRABLE CELEBRITY BODIES
1. Kate Winslet — 16 percent
2. Kelly Brook — 15 percent
3. Halle Berry — 12 percent
4. Cheryl Cole — 10 percent
5. Beyonce — 6 percent
6. Megan Fox — 5 percent
7. Lily Allen — 4 percent
8. Keeley Hazell — 2 percent
9. Kate Moss — 1 percent
9. Katie Price — 1 percent
9. Victoria Beckham — 1 percent
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Kate Winslet wins damages over exercise libel
Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet accepted libel damages of 25,000 pounds ($41,000) on Tuesday over allegations she publicly lied about her exercise regime.
The star, who won a Academy Award for her role in "The Reader," was not at the High Court for the settlement of her action against Associated Newspapers, the Press Association reported.
Winslet, 34, sued the company over an article published in the Daily Mail newspaper in January called "Should Kate Winslet win an Oscar for the world's most irritating actress?"
The article had disputed Winslet's assertion that she did not attend a gym but exercised for 20 minutes or so each day at home, suggesting that the actress must have worked harder on her figure.
Her lawyer Rachel Atkins said the story, accompanied by several naked photographs of the actress in various films, was offensive in tone.
"The claimant has frequently asserted the right of women to accept the way that they look and by accusing her of trying to mislead the public, the defendant caused her a great deal of distress," Atkins said. "It was simply not true."
She added that the newspaper published an apology in September accepting that Winslet had not been duplicitous, and had agreed to pay the damages and costs.
Winslet said in a statement: "I am delighted that the Mail have apologized for making false allegations about me.
"I was particularly upset to be accused of lying about my exercise regime and felt that I had a responsibility to request an apology in order to demonstrate my commitment to the views that I have always expressed about body issues, including diet and exercise.
"I strongly believe that women should be encouraged to accept themselves as they are, so to suggest that I was lying was an unacceptable accusation of hypocrisy."