aging

We'll always love her quirky blend of brains and beauty. Now Diane Keaton dishes on aging, navel-gazing and the thing that makes her tingle

Growing older, while preferable to the alternative, is a process that most of us view with a combination of dread and more dread.

A recent visit to Toronto's Glow medi-spa, run by Dr. Diane Wong, MD, not only opened my eyes to the incredible advances being made in technology, but also worried me when I learned about the lack of regulations surrounding some of these procedures.

The signs of aging can be tough for any woman to handle. We're surrounded by not-so-subtle signs that society values female beauty, too often in the form of an underage model.

Ever wonder why your mother can't stop raving about that nice boy at the grocery store? The dorky looking one who always helps her with her cart? And why she frowns every time you mention your partner? The one who forgot to pick you up from work--again.