Geena Davis: Ageless Star, Unapologetic Self-Love

0:00On April 8th, Gina Davis turned heads at the Fashion Trust US, awards in Los Angeles this week, looking ageless just months after hitting her 70th birthday in January. The Hollywood icon, who kicked off her career over 40 years ago in Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman, rocked a teal gown in stilettos on the red carpet. Outside in the Astudios, proving she still got that star power. Her rise in the 80s came fast, with hits like the Fly, Beetlejuice, and the accidental tourist, where she snagged an Oscar. Then in the 90s, she blew up in Felma and Louise opposite Susan Sarandon, sharing that iconic kiss with a young Brad Pitt, and later starred, with Tom Hanks and Madonna in a league of their own. Growing up six-speed tall made Davis feel out of place as a kid. She even wished to shrink, but adulthood brought unapologetic self-love. That inspired her book, The Girl Who Was Too Big For The Page, a message for kids with big dreams to own their space, which she illustrated herself.

1:02A couple years back, therapy revealed she had attention deficit disorder after years of shame over unfinished projects. It lifted a weight, especially as a mom to her daughter, and twin sons for her past marriage. She credit Sarandon for ditching her old politeness habit, showing her how to speak bold and still win hearts. Davis keeps inspiring, blending timeless looks with real talk on embracing who you are, proof that legends evolve and keep shining bright. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. I'm Cory with The Story.