GMA: Joy Behar Leaving The View
Joy Behar, the last original member of The View besides Barbara Walters, is leaving the show. Her sense of humor has been a great part of The View and she’s a lot of people’s favorite member of the show. After 16 seasons with the show, Joy Behar feels it’s time to leave to explore other things. She’ll be focusing on her stand-up career and playwriting.
GMA: Vanessa Lachey Postpartum Depression
GMA March 9 2013 shared that Joy Behar is leaving The View, high school girls are giving up makeup for a day and Americans are trying the Parisian diet. (stocklight / Shutterstock.com)
Vanessa Lachey, wife of singer Nick Lachey, couldn’t wait to hold her new baby in her arms. But once she held her baby, she realized she had the baby blues. She said she didn’t feel like herself anymore and couldn’t stop crying. Many mothers are now starting to open up about this, including Alanis Morrisette, who told GMA in a previous interview that mothers who suffer from this should get help. Senior Medical Contributer Dr. Jennifer Ashton said that this condition was incredibly common, but up until recently, no one talked about it. She said that there’s no shame in it and if something doesn’t feel right, women should talk to their doctors.
GMA: High School Girls Go Without Makeup
A group of teens at a high school in Texas are going a whole day without makeup. The girls are sick of all the pampering in the morning so they’re focusing on inner beauty in an event they call Operation Beautiful. They say that they don’t think makeup is wrong, but just for this one day they want inner beauty prioritized. One girl who hadn’t gone without makeup since seventh grade wiped the makeup off in front of many other girls who sat in the bleachers watching her.
What do you think? Would you try going without makeup for the day?
GMA: Does The Parisian Diet Work?
French obesity rates are three times lower than American ones. That’s why so many people are following the diet outlined in The Parisian Diet by Jean-Michel Cohen, hoping to lose weight and get healthy. Jean-Michel Cohen’s first tip was smaller portions. French servings are about one third of ours. His next tip was to savor the food. Instead of mindlessly eating in front of the television, try to fully enjoy a meal with friends or family. He also says it’s okay not to deprive ourselves. He said even a Big Mac is okay, but ditch the fries and the soda and eat it with a salad.
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