Forget about lip fillers and implants — the latest plastic surgery craze is all about achieving smaller lips.
Lip reduction surgery has recently become a popular procedure, particularly in Asian countries, where it is mainly practiced on patients in their 20s and 30s.
“The procedure involves surgically cutting at the wet-dry line and pulling the lip underneath inside the mouth to reduce overall size,” New York dermatologist Dr. Doris Day told NewBeauty.
Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon, a Thailand-based dermatologist, believes lip reduction has become popular in Asian countries because thin lips are associated with Western-style beauty.
“Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features,...
Lip reduction surgery has recently become a popular procedure, particularly in Asian countries, where it is mainly practiced on patients in their 20s and 30s.
“The procedure involves surgically cutting at the wet-dry line and pulling the lip underneath inside the mouth to reduce overall size,” New York dermatologist Dr. Doris Day told NewBeauty.
Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon, a Thailand-based dermatologist, believes lip reduction has become popular in Asian countries because thin lips are associated with Western-style beauty.
“Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features,...
- 5/4/2017
- by Gabrielle Olya
- PEOPLE.com
The 50s western romp gets a new lease of life with a new digital print, singalong subtitles and a place in the queer cinema canon
Doris Day stars in a witty 1953 western romp celebrated as one of the queerest items in the Hollywood musical canon – which is why this new digital print, with added subtitles for singalongs, was a highlight in last month’s BFI’s Lgbt Flare festival. Day’s Calamity might seem ready to ditch her buckskins for pretty ginghams to win the heart of Wild Bill Hickok (a distractingly toothy Howard Keel). But the true object of her affections is surely gauche chanteuse Katie Brown (Allyn Ann McLerie) – and it’s presumably not just flower arranging they’re singing about in their duo A Woman’s Touch. It’s heteronormativity that’s gettin’ a whuppin’ with that there whiplash, yes siree ma’am. Boisterous fun, with Day...
Doris Day stars in a witty 1953 western romp celebrated as one of the queerest items in the Hollywood musical canon – which is why this new digital print, with added subtitles for singalongs, was a highlight in last month’s BFI’s Lgbt Flare festival. Day’s Calamity might seem ready to ditch her buckskins for pretty ginghams to win the heart of Wild Bill Hickok (a distractingly toothy Howard Keel). But the true object of her affections is surely gauche chanteuse Katie Brown (Allyn Ann McLerie) – and it’s presumably not just flower arranging they’re singing about in their duo A Woman’s Touch. It’s heteronormativity that’s gettin’ a whuppin’ with that there whiplash, yes siree ma’am. Boisterous fun, with Day...
- 4/10/2016
- by Jonathan Romney
- The Guardian - Film News
The 50s western romp gets a new lease of life with a new digital print, singalong subtitles and a place in the queer cinema canon
Doris Day stars in a witty 1953 western romp celebrated as one of the queerest items in the Hollywood musical canon – which is why this new digital print, with added subtitles for singalongs, was a highlight in last month’s BFI’s Lgbt Flare festival. Day’s Calamity might seem ready to ditch her buckskins for pretty ginghams to win the heart of Wild Bill Hickok (a distractingly toothy Howard Keel). But the true object of her affections is surely gauche chanteuse Katie Brown (Allyn Ann McLerie) – and it’s presumably not just flower arranging they’re singing about in their duo A Woman’s Touch. It’s heteronormativity that’s gettin’ a whuppin’ with that there whiplash, yes siree ma’am. Boisterous fun, with Day...
Doris Day stars in a witty 1953 western romp celebrated as one of the queerest items in the Hollywood musical canon – which is why this new digital print, with added subtitles for singalongs, was a highlight in last month’s BFI’s Lgbt Flare festival. Day’s Calamity might seem ready to ditch her buckskins for pretty ginghams to win the heart of Wild Bill Hickok (a distractingly toothy Howard Keel). But the true object of her affections is surely gauche chanteuse Katie Brown (Allyn Ann McLerie) – and it’s presumably not just flower arranging they’re singing about in their duo A Woman’s Touch. It’s heteronormativity that’s gettin’ a whuppin’ with that there whiplash, yes siree ma’am. Boisterous fun, with Day...
- 4/10/2016
- by Jonathan Romney
- The Guardian - Film News
The 1953 musical features Doris Day on whip-crackin’ form and golden tunes, but it can’t be completely reclaimed for progressive politics
Whip-crackin’, gun-totin’, suede outfit-rockin’ Doris Day is back in this hugely enjoyable 1953 musical now on rerelease, playing “Calamity” Jane Cannary (loosely based on the real-life frontierswoman): a gunslinger riding shotgun on the Deadwood stage in wild west Dakota, bringing in the mail and the fancy goods, while spraying the injuns with bullets and flirting with local legend “Wild Bill” Hickok, played by honey-voiced Howard Keel. She journeys to Chicago to persuade a famous singing star to come perform at the local theatre, but instead returns with an impostor, the star’s ambitious maid, Katie Brown (Allyn McLerie). Jane’s tomboyish style, plus the fact that she sets up home with Katie in her shack (with “Calam and Katie” on the front door), recently earned this revival a place...
Whip-crackin’, gun-totin’, suede outfit-rockin’ Doris Day is back in this hugely enjoyable 1953 musical now on rerelease, playing “Calamity” Jane Cannary (loosely based on the real-life frontierswoman): a gunslinger riding shotgun on the Deadwood stage in wild west Dakota, bringing in the mail and the fancy goods, while spraying the injuns with bullets and flirting with local legend “Wild Bill” Hickok, played by honey-voiced Howard Keel. She journeys to Chicago to persuade a famous singing star to come perform at the local theatre, but instead returns with an impostor, the star’s ambitious maid, Katie Brown (Allyn McLerie). Jane’s tomboyish style, plus the fact that she sets up home with Katie in her shack (with “Calam and Katie” on the front door), recently earned this revival a place...
- 4/7/2016
- by Peter Bradshaw
- The Guardian - Film News
This year, controversy over the repeated snubbing of African-American actors from the Oscars has once again dominated headlines.Twenty years ago, a special report in People examined diversity in the movie industry and labeled Hollywood's "continued exclusion of African-Americans" as "a national disgrace".The report was reexamined five years later in a follow up exposé, and while People uncovered encouraging signs of improvement, the African-American actors interviewed made it clear they felt the industry still had a long way to go.Now, another fifteen years later, and with calls to boycott the award show gaining traction, the original article appears...
- 1/22/2016
- by Michael Miller, @write_miller
- PEOPLE.com
This year, controversy over the repeated snubbing of African-American actors from the Oscars has once again dominated headlines.Twenty years ago, a special report in People examined diversity in the movie industry and labeled Hollywood's "continued exclusion of African-Americans" as "a national disgrace".The report was reexamined five years later in a follow up exposé, and while People uncovered encouraging signs of improvement, the African-American actors interviewed made it clear they felt the industry still had a long way to go.Now, another fifteen years later, and with calls to boycott the award show gaining traction, the original article appears...
- 1/22/2016
- by Michael Miller, @write_miller
- PEOPLE.com
She’s British GQ’s Woman of the Year and Kim Kardashian’s beauty look last night in London was flawless. She always radiates a golden glow, no matter what time of year. Summer’s over and we’re all about transition to fall when it comes to both taking care of our skin and makeup trends. Dermatologist Dr. Doris Day and Beauty Expert and Celebrity Makeup Artist Julianne Kaye (she’s worked with Kate Hudson, Nicole Richie and the Jenner sisters!) offer ways to help you make a smooth transition.
Makeup Artist Julianne Kaye:
The fall will be all about dramatic eyes. Silver, ...
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Makeup Artist Julianne Kaye:
The fall will be all about dramatic eyes. Silver, ...
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This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
- 9/3/2014
- by access.hollywood@nbcuni.com (AccessHollywood.com Editorial Staff)
- Access Hollywood
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