Celebrity Bodies, Public Health, and the Call to Protect Minds
TL;DR
Marti Noxon argues that policing celebrities’ bodies fuels harmful beauty standards and eating disorders, drawing on her own battle with anorexia and concerns about Ariana Grande’s visuals and the rise of GLP-1 medications. She urges entertainers and media to intervene and consider the mental-health impact of ultra-thin ideals, rather than policing women’s bodies.
Topics:entertainmentculture-and-politics#ariana-grande#body-image#culture-and-politics#eating-disorders#glp-1-medications#media-literacy
- Keep Your Opinions Off Celebrities’ Bodies (Unless It’s Time to Intervene) The Hollywood Reporter
- People’s bodies are changing in the age of Ozempic. How are we meant to talk about it? The Guardian
- We can’t let ‘body shaming’ stop us calling out the terrifying skinnification of celebrity culture The Independent
- How is The Skinny Epidemic and Wellness Fixation Existing At The Same Time? Grazia Malaysia
- Ariana Grande is not the problem Prospect Magazine
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