News about Marlo Thomas

'Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.' That was diplomatic powerhouse Henry Kissinger's explanation of how he managed to attract some of the world's most beautiful women. Despite Kissinger, who died on Wednesday at the age of 100, the stench Nixon administration gave him a reputation as a ladies' man. Walter Isaacson, his biographer, wrote that Hollywood executives were keen to set him up with actresses, whom Kissinger coveted to premieres and showy restaurants. Jill St. John, Shirley MacLaine, Marlo Thomas, Candice Bergen, and Liv Ullmann were among his companions.

In a candid new interview with People, Marlo Thomas waxed lyrical about her 'lust' for her husband of 43 years, Phil Donahue. The Friends actress, 85, who appeared on television as a teenager in 1980, attributed her physical appearance to her husband, as well as their ability to listen to one another during their union.

Since fat-shaming Sherri Shepherd live on air on the Sherri Shepherd show on Tuesday, Marlo Thomas has released a groveling apology. The Friends actress, 84, expressed her regret over the insensitive remarks made to Sherri, 55 - during which she declared 'you used to be a big woman!' During a chat on Good Day New York on Thursday, he referred to the octagons.

After 'fat-shaming' Sherri Shepherd was reprimanded by staffers on the Sherri show, she was reprimanded by staffers on the Sherri show on Tuesday's episode. According to Page Six, the site is a newspaper distributed in the United States. On the hit talk show, the Ally McBeal actress, 84, stunned employees by saying Sherri, 55, used to be a 'big woman' before losing 35 pounds, then thrusted her hands in front of her face and blew out her cheeks in an attempt to imitate her former size.

On Sunday night's episode of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kandi Burruss and Marlo Hampton spent their first night in Jamaica getting into a tense discussion. Sanya Richards-Ross, the new housewife, treated her coworkers with a trip to Jamaica, but tempers flared during the first dinner. When Marlo Thomas, a foster child, had skepticism about Ralph's decision not to adopt his wife Drew Sidora's child while writing his book, the tension began.