Cameron Diaz looks hard at work on set! The 40-year-old actress was spotted on the set of her new movie, ‘The Other Women,’ in NYC this afternoon.

The Nick Cassavetes-directed movie, which also stars Leslie Mann, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Kate Upton, centers around a woman (Diaz), who, upon finding out she’s not her boyfriend’s (Coster-Waldau) primary lover, teams up with his wife (Mann) and his other mistress (Upton) to plot mutual revenge.

Nicki Minaj is also making her film debut in the comedy flick as Cameron’s outspoken assistant.

She looks great! Hard to believe she’s 40!

Now Leslie Mann, on the other hand….. she looks rough!

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This may or may not come as a surprise to you, but apparently Esquire’s covergirls are there to be objectified and help boost sales. I know, you’re shocked.

Esquire Editor Alex Blimes is fully disclosing the magazine’s intentions with their covers, which usually feature barely-dressed women. He admits the use of “ornamental” women, “in the same way we provide pictures of cool cars.” Mmmhmm….

“The women we feature in the magazine are ornamental,” he said, speaking on a panel at the Advertising Week Europe conference in London on Tuesday. “I could lie to you if you want and say we are interested in their brains as well. We are not. They are objectified.”

Bilmes, speaking on a panel hosted by Cosmopolitan editor Louise Court about feminism in the media and advertising, added that men “see women in 3D” in many different roles in life “but at certain times we like to see them sexy”.

“[Esquire] provide pictures of girls in the same way we provide pictures of cool cars,” he said. “It is ornamental. Women’s magazines do the same thing.”

He said that in his view Esquire was “more honest” than many titles, citing the “anti-feminist” example of a newspaper using a picture of model Naomi Campbell next to a financial story “because she shopped at Marks & Spencer once.”

He argued that Esquire was, in fact, “less rigid” in its portrayal of women than women’s magazines. “We are more ethnically diverse, more shape diverse,” he said. “In fashion magazines women are much thinner. We have older women, not really old, in their 40s.”

He went on to cite the example of actress Cameron Diaz, who is in her 40s, as an “older” women used on the cover of a recent issue of Esquire. “Most women’s magazines don’t put them [older women] in their magazines.”

He said the women’s magazine industry and advertising targeting women were primarily responsible for perpetuating stereotyped and negative images of women.

I like how Cameron Diaz is considered “older.” Ugh, PLEASE. Anyway, I think the guy comes off like a pig, honestly, he should have just kept the comments to himself.

Here’s my thing. Cameron Daiz – Mila Kunis – Megan Fox…. they weren’t drug there kicking and screaming. These girls certainly don’t look like they were forced into taking their clothes off. If this guy is objectifying women, the women certainly don’t mind. I don’t know…. victimless crime?

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Cameron Diaz posed for a rather provocative photo shoot for the November issue of Esquire UK. Remember these pictures? Well, the pictures were right up her alley, because the actress has admitted that she finds sexy shoots “empowering”. If I looked like Cameron Diaz, I’d find the pictures empowering too, so more power to ya.

Cameron Diaz has said she gets a buzz stripping down to her underwear for the camera. The 40-year-old actress says she finds racy photo shoots “empowering” and is comfortable in her skin.

She told The Sunday Times: “It’s empowering. I’m not some young girl with the photographer going, ‘Will you take your clothes off?’ I’m like [mimes stripping], ‘How does this look?’ They’re like, ‘Today we’re not going to put anything other than bras and heels on you,’ and I’m like, ‘These heels are not high enough.’”

“I’m a woman, I know how to handle myself. I know what I feel comfortable doing and I know my sexuality.”

The star also thinks its “healthy” for women to want to be objectified.

She added: “I think every woman does want to be objectified. There’s a little part of you at all times that hopes to be somewhat objectified, and I think it’s healthy.”

Cameron also laments the scrutiny put on the young stars of today, as it’s harder for them to grow up and make the mistakes young people do without being criticised.

Reflecting on her own career, she added: “I wouldn’t have survived it. Nobody in their twenties can. That’s when you do all your stupid s**t. You’re supposed to be an idiot. You’re supposed to get drunk, or go out with a guy who’s terrible for you.”

I’ve got a little teensie bit of a problem with her comment that all women WANT to be objectified. I can certainly understand women wanting to feel that way every now and then (ala 50 Shades of Grey?), but to call it healthy? I don’t know how I feel about comments like that.

As a woman…. (for those of you that are women) how do you feel about Cameron’s comments about women and sexuality?

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Here are some new pictures of Cameron Diaz on Saturday at the launch of her limited edition TAG Heuer watch (which is signed, apparently). The event was held at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The event was a fundraiser for “UN Women and New York Cares’ Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort”.

Cameron wore this gorgeous LBD by Lanvin. It looks great on her, if you ask me. Much better than the dress she wore to the London premiere of ‘Gambit’ if you ask me.

In other Cammy news, the 40-year-old actress appears on the latest cover of Elle UK. Cam reveals that she likes to burn calories – by having sex!

Asked what burns more calories, 30 minutes of dancing or 30 minutes of sex, cheeky Cameron responded with a laugh.

“Depends on what kind of sex you’re having,” she told the magazine. “Try ‘em both! Do them both on the same day, that’s what I say!”

The “Gambit” actress, who is well-known in Hollywood for her toned body, bright smile and California spunk, is set to release a new book about healthy living and eating habits, but says that it is by no means a guide on how to replicate her own habits.

“It’s not about what I eat or do what I do,” she said. “It’s really about the information, so that young girls and women can look at it and make their own choices. I’d hate to give them guidelines of what I do.

“My hope is that I give them all the information so that it doesn’t matter what I or other people do … I’m excited about my discipline (which revolves around) a protein, a grain and a green … I want to be disciplined. It’s not a limitation to me; it opens up my life to so many opportunities.”

And for Diaz, who first sprang onto the big screen opposite Jim Carrey in 1994’s “The Mask,” the future is rich with possibilities, even if it doesn’t involve a traditional trajectory.

Last month, the actress told Esquire UK that she didn’t necessarily see children as part of her greater plan.
“I don’t need to have the children in my life be a part of my literal flesh,” she told the magazine at the time.

“And anyway, there’s still a possibility of that, I ain’t that old. I’m feeling very … capable.”

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Here are some new photos from last night’s premiere of ‘Gambit’ in London. It’s a remake of a popular 1960′s film, and it stars Cameron Diaz, Colin Firth and Alan Rickman (oh and it’s written by the Coen brothers).

Cameron wore a dress by Stella McCartney, and while I think it isn’t a horrible dress, I do think the fit is weird. The top is beautiful, but something about how the top and the bottom comes together is strange to me.

I’ve seen trailer’s for this movie (I’ve included one below), and I’m not entirely sold. Probably because Cameron Diaz is in it. I’ll see it, because I love me some Colin Firth… but Cam? Not necessarily her biggest fan.

Check out the trailer below!

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Cameron Diaz looks absolutely stunning in the December issue of Elle UK. The actress has a new movie, ‘Gambit’, coming out soon, and I’m not sure how I feel about it. Colin Firth is her costar – and that’s a bonus – I’m just not a huge fan of Cam’s movies. She doesn’t make the best choices, I’ll just say that.

Anyway, here’s tidbits from the interview via Daily Mail:

Despite her healthy lifestyle, Cameron Diaz admits to having a weakness for British pub snack pork scratchings.

The Hollywood star, who filmed her latest movie Gambit in London last year, revealed she loves the high-energy snack in an interview with ELLE UK magazine.

Taking part in a pub quiz with the December issue of the magazine, the 40-year-old said: ‘Oh, that’s my favourite snack in the whole world! Even with the bristles – I don’t care, I’ll do it! It’s my favourite thing.’

However, when asked what a Lancashire hotpot (lamb or mutton and onion, topped with sliced potatoes) was, Cameron misinterpreted it as a sexual euphemism.

She said: ‘I don’t even want to let you know where my mind went with that. Sexual? No, it was more sophomoric – yes, the toilet! I have a tendency to either one or the other: sexual or scatological … But I’ve tried to become more mature. Is it anything to do with sausages? I’ve had sausages before… in a hotpot.’

However, when quizzed over the name of ales, Cameron thought Bradley Wiggins’ leathery saddle was a real brew.

See Cameron Diaz¿s full photo shoot and interview in the December issue of ELLE on sale 7th November 2012

After she was given the option of finding the fake among Theakston’s Old Peculier, Timothy Taylor’s Landlord, Bradley Wiggins’ Leathery Saddle, Worthington’s White Shield or Brunswick’s Black Sabbath, she replied: ‘That is way too hard! Um, Black Sabbath is a band, so it’s not a beer.’

When informed who Team GB Olympic gold medallist Bradley was, embarrassed Cameron admitted she hadn’t watched cycling this year.

She explained: ‘The leathery saddle sounds so convincing! Alright so I didn’t follow the Tour de France this year. And honestly, names to me – I forget names quicker than they’re actually spoken to me. Literally, it’s like a form of dyslexia.’

Despite her love for pork scratchings, Cameron lives a healthy lifestyle, which she will detail in her upcoming book.

She enthused: ‘It’s not about what I eat or do what I do. It’s really about the information, so that young girls and women can look at it and make their own choices. I’d hate to give them guidelines of what I do.

‘My hope is that I give them all the information so that it doesn’t matter what I or other people do …. I’m excited about my discipline [which revolves around] a protein, a grain and a green… I want to be disciplined. It’s not a limitation to me; it opens up my life to so many opportunities.’

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