"Whether they're 20, or they're 100...we're all people. We're all aging together." Melissa Rivers and other celebrities have joined a growing movement.On March 27, AgeMarch/AgeMagnificent created their first ever virtual event amid the coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Traci Melchor and Matt Jackson."This movement is to celebrate age pride for all ages, race, genders, and sexual orientations, to end our Anti-Age culture
RIP to the red carpet. According to Melissa Rivers, “Fashion Police” co-host and daughter of late style legend Joan Rivers, the days of glamorous awards show arrivals might be over — and not just because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I think the red carpet has been on life support for quite a while, sadly,” Rivers, 53, told Page Six Style
Today is Memorial Day, the day we honor true American heroes, the men and women who served our country in the Armed Forces. But because of the quarantine, there are no parades, no celebrations – no way to pay homage to those deserving heroes. So instead, I’m going to honor other American heroes – the designers who dress the men
It has been nearly four years since Joan Rivers died — but her daughter, Melissa Rivers, says that her influence is still felt every day. “I really notice my mom in my parenting,” says Melissa, 50, who is mom to 17-year-old son Cooper. “I’ll say something, and as soon as the words come out of my mouth, I’m like, ‘Wow. I sound just like my
Producer and television host Melissa Rivers has put her Pacific Palisades home of about two decades on the market for $6.195 million. Built in 1953, the two-story Traditional features East Coast-inspired design details, a study/office, a center-island kitchen, six bedrooms and 5.25 bathrooms. The lower-level formal rooms open to the pool terrace, while the upstairs master suite takes in tree-top