VIDEO: Elle Celebrates Women in Hollywood

It’s time for Elle Magazine’s Women in Hollywood issue, and some of the most fabulous ladies in the buz snagged spots on this years list! Reese Witherspoon opened up to the mag about how having kids changed her life. “Having kids made me clearer about who I was as a woman,” she said. Funny girl Melissa McCarthy also nabbed one of the spots and said Julia Louis Dreyfus is one of the comedians she admires most. Then there’s 21-year-old Shailene Woodley who dished about the future of her career saying, “I’m so young and I’m single and I just want to drift. I want to do something totally different before Insurgent. Life experience only helps us as actors. I need new experiences to draw upon.”

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VIDEO: Elle Celebrates Women in Hollywood

Charley Reese, RIP

Our longtime friend and columnist Charley Reese has died at the age of 76.

Charley’s columns were a regular feature in the early days of Antiwar.com.

Charley was a journalist for over 50 years, reporting on everything from sports to politics. From 1969—71, he worked as a campaign staffer for gubernatorial, senatorial and congressional races in several states. He was an editor, assistant to the publisher, and columnist for the Orlando Sentinel from 1971 until they parted ways in 2001. His columns continued under King Features Syndicate. They became less frequent ten years ago and he finally stopped writing in 2008, due to his poor health.

He never shied away from controversial topics and always took the hard-core stance. He was a consistent opponent of US interventionism and proponent of individual liberty. He was a strong anti-racist and proponent of gay rights.

Charley is remembered by our readers. I have continued to get regular emails asking for his contact information and asking when his columns will return. Alas, they will not. We will all miss him.

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Charley Reese, RIP