Once dubbed “the world’s thinnest woman,” Valeria Levitin nearly lost everything chasing an unrealistic ideal.
By 24, she weighed under 60 pounds—but when young girls asked her for “tips,” she chose a different path. Valeria now speaks out for health and self-worth, reminding us that true beauty is found in strength, not a number on a scale.
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Bruce Willis, star of Die Hard and Armageddon, is now facing frontotemporal dementia, which has impacted his speech, movement, and independence. Supported by his wife Emma Heming,…
George W. Bush has been named the WNBA’s first Honorary Commissioner. Courtside in Texas, wearing a “Dubya for Three” jersey, he joked about joining a “job where…
Robby Benson: From 70s Heartthrob to Resilient Icon Robby Benson won hearts in the 70s with Ice Castles and One on One. At 20, a congenital heart…
Giovanni Pelletier, 18, was found dead in a Florida pond a week after going missing. Visiting family, he sent his mother a brief text: “Mom, help,” before…
Sylvester Stallone: From Underdog to Hollywood Icon Sylvester Stallone rose from a challenging childhood in New York, overcoming facial paralysis and bullying, to become one of Hollywood’s…