Rosie Perez, Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, Brooke Shields and Tracy Morgan

Anthony Anderson

Spike Lee and son

(source)

Brooke Shields opened up to Health Magazine about her biggest health regret and that is waiting to lose her virginity.

Q: What’s your biggest health regret?
A: Not learning to love the way I looked earlier. And I think I would have had sex a lot earlier! [Laughs.] I think I would have lost my virginity earlier than I did at 22. I had the public and all this pressure, and I wish I had just gotten it over with in the beginning when it was sort of OK. I think I would have been much more in touch with myself. I think I wouldn’t have had issues with weight—I carried this protective 20 pounds [in college]. It was all connected. And to me, that’s a health regret.

If Brooke Shields, looking the way she did, had problems with way she looked, teen girls should look up to her and say none of us like how we look but we should get over it!I am not saying teen girls should lose their virginity at a younger age (they should do that when they are ready) but they should feel more comfortable in their skin.

She also talked about the day Tom Cruise and her made up after he went off on her for taking medicine to get through her postpardum depression.

Q: What happened the day Tom Cruise came over to apologize?
A: [Tom] called an hour ahead and said, “Can I?” And I was like, “Uhhh … am I being Punk’d?” I called my husband, I called my publicist, I was like, “What do I do?” I did think, Do we use the front door? because we always use the kitchen door. It’s one of those weird things where I was like, “We need to use the front door!” I had to lock the other door and pull the shade down. I was so relieved when my husband came home and started cooking. And when Katie brought the baby over, it just got defused and we looked at these two babies born on the same day in the same hospital. The irony is insane. But just to look at these babies, [I thought] Really? Life’s short. Let’s just eat an omelet, and we’ll all live our lives and be thankful we have these little people.

Brooke’s interview with Health magazine is even more interesting than just these two answers so check it out on stands now. 

(source)

Brooke Shields’s mother, who suffers from dementia, was checked out of a New Jersey nursing home Thursday by a journalist seeking a “tabloid story,” the outraged actress said.

Teri Shields, 75, was later found unharmed at a restaurant next door to an assisted living center in Old Tappan, N.J., talking to a freelance reporter, according to police, who say no arrests have been made but that the case remains under investigation.

“I intend to take every lawful action against all who were involved or who authorized this despicable act,” Brooke Shields says in a statement.

A Call from Police
The actress claims her mother was targeted by the National Enquirer.

“My mother Teri Shields has been diagnosed with dementia. For her safety, she has temporarily been in a senior living facility, a very difficult decision for me,” she says. “Late Thursday afternoon, I was alerted by Old Tappan Police that my mother had been signed out of the facility by two reporters of the National Enquirer … who falsely claimed they were friends of hers.”

She adds: “They then drove my 75-year-old mother around looking for a tabloid story. As anyone knows who has a parent who suffers from dementia or Alzheimer’s, it is one of the most difficult experiences you can go through as a son or daughter. The idea that the National Enquirer took advantage of her state is reprehensible and disgusting.”

In a statement, the National Enquirer responds: “A freelance reporter who has known Teri Shields for more than 10 years visited her Thursday at the assisted living facility where Brooke says she moved her. Teri asked the reporter to take her out to lunch and to run some errands. The freelance reporter then got permission from the facility to do so.”

Investigation Continues
According to Old Tappan Police Department Capt. Thomas Shine, officers were called to the assisted living facility at 3 p.m. Thursday to look for Teri Shields. A supervisor at the facility said the elder Shields had been checked out.

“It was more along the lines that she had been allowed to leave, based upon their protocol or policy,” Shine tells PEOPLE. “It had been an extended period of time” since she left.

“Our officer located her with some form of a journalist, I think a freelance journalist, in an eatery right next door,” Shine continues. “She wasn’t harmed in any way shape or form. She was fine. The officers discussed the circumstances with her. And she literally walked with one of my officers next door to the assisted living center.”

Police Interviews
Shine did not identify the journalist or a media outlet.

The journalist was interviewed by police, as was a photographer who was working with the reporter but wasn’t on the scene at the time officer arrived.

No charges have been filed, and the Shields family had not yet sought a criminal complaint, says Shine.

“The part we’re investigating here is who allowed her to leave the facility,” says Shine. “It appears that there were some permissions that were given for Mrs. Shields by the family, be they written, be they verbal – we’re investigating – to allow her visitation for a variety of different reasons.”

Shine says he believes the journalist “was familiar to Mrs. Shields” and that the journalist “did sign her out and was allowed to leave by personnel.”

As for whether the elder Shields was driven around, Shine says, “We’re still investigating that.”

(source)

Brooke Shields is 43 years old mother of 2 and she still looks fabulous in this photoshoot for Kurv! Dang she doesn’t need Lipstick Jungle, she had her own jungle she can be a cougar in!!!

(source)

Brooke Shields attends ‘The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion’ Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.

What do you think? Sexy or not?

(source)

False eyelashes are not your friend. Just ask Brooke Shields and Debi Mazar, who instead now use Latisse — an FDA-approved treatment that enhances and lengthens eyelashes.

“I was driving once with my best friend — this was when I was in my 20s,” former “Lipstick Jungle” star Shields told us. “I remember ripping my faux eyelashes off because they were driving me crazy, and sticking them under her dashboard.”

It seemed like a good idea — until a week later, when Shields got a call from her pal.

“She said, ‘Um, Brooke? I found your fake eyelashes stuck under my dashboard — why the hell did you put them there?’” says the star. “I was so embarrassed!

But then she goes, ‘And then I decided to put them on, so I’m wearing them today!’ I was hysterical. How gross, right? I used to use so much glue to keep those things on.”

“Entourage” star Mazar had her own bad experience with falsies, too. “It was the second time I had ever made love to my boyfriend — who’s now my husband — and he had no idea what false eyelashes were because he’s a Tuscan farmer,” she recalled. “It was a hot summer day and after everything was over and we were chilling out, he was like ‘Debi, what’s that on your face?’ And it was my eyelash!”

At least both stories had a happy ending — apparently, best friends and Tuscan farmers take beauty mishaps in stride.

(source)

So remember the story about the stage manager that stole set props from Lipstick Jungle and put them up on eBay? Well Brooke Shields claims the he also stole her wallet according to Gatecrasher.

“[Arthur Moreira] is the same guy who stole my wallet out of my dressing room last season, right out of my purse!” Shields tells us. Last week, reports surfaced that Moreira took more than $30K worth of designer duds.

Says Shields: “He’s not very bright, because the purse was worth more than the wallet.”

Poor Brooke because that totally sucks, but I love her response to it.

(source)

BROOKE SHIELDS has trained her eldest daughter to deal with the paparazzi photographers who hound the actress and her family.

Shields shares two daughters - Rowan Frances, five, and Grier Hammond, two - with her TV-writer husband Chris Henchy, and she reveals the constant press attention she gets when out with her girls has prompted her to teach Rowan how to react.

The actress says, “(Rowan) will say, `Mom, paparazzi.’ It’s sad to me that she even knows the word. But then I said, `What do you do about that?’ and she said, ‘Well, I look straight ahead and I don’t look them in the eye.’

“So there’s the sense of don’t let them invade. They’re going to be there; let’s not let them ruin our day or our life. And I think that’s a slightly healthier way of dealing with it.”

(source)