| The Best Life Diet |
| Created by exercise physiologist Bob Green, Best Life Diet is described as “a dream diet”. It proposes a healthy lifestyle, which is supposed to be easy to follow and should change bad eating habits. This miraculous diet is Oprah Winfrey’s “The One” diet, which she followed religiously in order to lose those extra pounds. |
| Nicole Kidman, the Diary of a Workout Fanatic |
| Nicole Kidman is definitely a news supplier for the magazines these days. First, she announces she’ll be producing the movie “The Danish Girl”, in which she plays the role of a transsexual, and now she releases to the press the “bomb retirement”. The actress gave birth a few months ago and the diet plan she followed has worked pretty well, so well that Nicole is thinking of having another baby and putting her acting career on hold. |
| Robert Pattinson Loves his “Full Cheeseburger Diet” |
| He’s only 22 years old and already has the entertainment world at his feet. Fans love this “vampire” hunk and journalists write hundreds and hundreds of articles about him. Robert Pattinson has it all, except a shirtless scene in “Twilight”. |
| The 5-Factor Diet Plan |
| Time is always an issue when it comes to choosing a diet. The biggest problem dieters invoke is the lack of time to prepare special meals and work out. Harley originally designed this diet for celebrities so they could train and eat healthy during short breaks on the movie sets. Harley’s goal through this diet is to transform bodies and reinvent the meaning of “necessity”. |
| Daniel Craig or How to Get a 007 Body |
| James Bond is a brand. You could live on the moon, and still his name would ring a bell, at least. The actor Daniel Craig is the icon of 007 and it seems he’s got it all. But, most important, he’s got a dream body, upsettingly perfect. It’s obvious he’s taking good care of it, probably working out in his sleep too. How much work does it take to have those killer abs? |
| Miley Cyrus and the 5-Factor Diet Plan |
| The hit TV show “Hannah Montana” made her famous. Miley Cyrus, the daughter of former country music star Billy Ray Cyrus, is only 16 and magazines consider her “one of the cutest pop stars to come along in a while”. Even if she’s extremely young, the singer and actress believes it’s not too early to start dieting and exercising to keep in shape for her and her fans. |
| Obesity Leading to Depression or Anxiety? |
| Obese people and smokers are more likely to suffer from anxiety or depression, according to a new nationwide study conducted by researchers at the Division of Adult and Community Health in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. |
| Will Smith: “The Key to Life Is on the Treadmill” |
| Steven Spielberg is thinking about a remake of Park Chan’s movie “Oldboy”, one of the greatest Korean movies ever and winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes in 2004. And who better to play the lead role than Will Smith? It may not be official, but after his stunning performance in “The Pursuit of Happyness”, who can say no to Will? Or to his sun, Jaden, for that matter, whose name is, these days, in the headlines of almost every magazine. How does this famous father and brilliant actor find time to work out or whatever it is that he does to look so hot? |
| Charlize Theron and Her Semi-Vegetarian Diet |
| Charlize Theron will be staring in a movie produced by Nicole Kidman, called “The Danish Girl”. The controversy is that these two actresses will play man and wife. Now, the question is: who will play the man and who the wife? It’s no wonder Nicole picked Charlize as she won an Oscar for her part in “Monster” and she looked stunning at the awards. |
| The Sonoma Diet |
| Why is it that when talking about diets our minds instantly link it to deprivation, restriction, and suffering? This may be the result of a failed diet or of the fact that we have trouble deciding which diet fits best with our lifestyle. The Sonoma Diet is described by its founder as a way to “lose weight and get healthy by enjoying some of the most satisfying foods on the planet”. |
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