Kim Cattrall - Kim Cattrall's Life-Long Diet

'Sex and the City' star Kim Cattrall says she's been dieting for most of her life and has to work hard to maintain her enviable figure. 

 

Kim Cattrall says she's been dieting for most of her life.The 54-year-old actress - famed for her role as sexy man-eater Samantha Jones in the 'Sex and the City' franchise - admits she has always had to watch what she eats and take regular exercise in order to maintain her enviable figure.Kim - who is the new spokesperson for low fat spread I Can't Believe It's Not Butter - said: "I've been dieting my whole life because I have a tremendous appetite. This generation of women that I'm in, we have been brought up with Jane Fonda workout tapes and fresh air is good for you and exercise every day and drink eight cups of water and it's paid off at this time of my life."However, Kim admits it's getting harder to stay in shape now she's getting older.
She revealed: "It gets harder because parts of my body don't want to be on a diet, but at the same time it gets me up in the morning to work out."Kim has previously revealed she wants to look her age and has no interest in undergoing cosmetic procedures.The blonde beauty said: "I don't want to look 19. I don't want to look as perfect and beautiful as the fabulous Carey Mulligan. I like the way I look. And when I look at my mum I have less to be frightened of - I am blessed with her cheekbones, and those help."

Kim Kardashian covers the issue with an incredibly provocative and titillating image

Stefano Tonchi’s November issue of W magazine is complete and on its way to newsstands near you and boy, are you in for a treat. Kim Kardashian covers the issue with an incredibly provocative and titillating image: the reality television mega star naked, with her lady parts covered by a bright red tagline by artist Barbara Kruger. It reads, “It’s all about me / I mean you / I mean me.”

We’ll let that sink in for a bit because it’s — in a word — awesome.

Kruger is known for her visceral (and obviously visual) commentary on feminism and consumerism. It’s worth noting that she often pulled the images for her work from mainstream fashion magazines. How very meta. (One of her more well known pieces can be seen in the third image in the gallery.)
Lynn Hirschberg’s cover story on Kardashian hasn’t been posted yet, but we suspect it’ll be a doozy. (You may remember Hirschberg from the infamous M.I.A. / truffle fry brouhaha.)
But even more titillating than the cover (and cover story potential), are the alleged shoot outtakes Egotastic and Celebuzz have posted. The images feature Kardashian in the full-blown buff, covered with silver paint up to her neck. We’ve published them in the gallery below (images 4 and 5). Needless to say, they’re not safe for work.
We’d be surprised if photographer Mark Seliger shot the images with the intent of publishing as is in W — and, if anything, suspect they were taken as potential covers (since her lady parts would eventually be covered by the text banners.)
All in all, Tonchi is certainly making a statement with this issue — and it appears to be very in line with everything he’s said about his plans for the glossy. He told WWD back in August:

Kim Kardashian, if undoubtedly a controversial “celeb”, certainly makes for what could be some very interesting, insightful, and intelligent commentary about contemporary culture. Kudos, Tonchi.