NEW YORK – Gwyneth Paltrow was struggling with a "horrific hangover" at John F. Kennedy International Airport yesterday.
The actress was feeling the after-effects of too much alcohol as she waited to board a plane at JFK in New York City and took to her twitter page to get some sympathy.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow is opening up about her struggle with postpartum depression following the birth of her son, Moses, in 2006.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow says the gloves have never come off and there's no such thing as a fight brewing with her Iron Man 2 costar Scarlett Johansson.
LOS ANGELES — Gwyneth Paltrow is famously devoted to fitness, but she admits her body recently took a giant step backwards while shooting one of her upcoming films in the south.
"I was so bad with the food and alcohol in Nashville," the actress tells Harper's Bazaar for its May issue about her two-month stint filming Love Don't Let Me Down. "If you saw me naked compared to what I looked like when I did Iron Man 2, when I was exercising every day—I'll get it back together, but I've never eaten so much fried food and white flour in my life, ever."
In the film, Paltrow portrays an alcoholic country singer, a role that allowed her to lean on her musician husband, Coldplay singer Chris Martin.
"He was so helpful, so sweet and encouraging," she says. "I mean, it's embarrassing to be playing in front of your husband, especially when he's in one of the world's most successful bands."
"He is so great because he's so supportive of me as an artist," Paltrow adds of Martin, whom she married in 2003 and has two children with, daughter Apple, 6, and son Moses, 4.
Paltrow and her husband have long avoided being photographed together and she admits it's not always easy being chased around town.
"The thing about the paparazzi, I realized, is it's probably made me look like a really grumpy person," she explains. "Because when you get a magazine and you see someone with a scowl on her face, looking down, you're like, 'God, she looks like a bitch' or 'she looks like an unhappy old lady.' But when you're the person they're taking the picture of, it's like, 'You just followed me and made my kid cry and you're going to make money off it? You want me to look at you and smile? Are you out of your mind?'"
As much as she finds celebrity life challenging, Paltrow confesses she has it easy compared to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.
"Every time, they're like, 'Their marriage is in crisis!' or whatever. And you're just like, 'Well, you always write that about me, and it's never right, so I can only assume it's not right,' " she says. "I feel bad for them. They have it worse than anybody on the planet. I mean, we get hounded too, but not like that."
While fame has its downside, Paltrow does admit there are times she's thankful Hollywood came calling. One such moment took place during the Hope for Haiti Now telethon, where she got a little starstruck sitting alongside Jay-Z and Beyoncé, among other musical icons.
"I really felt like I was 15," she says. "I wanted to take a picture. I didn't! But I was like, 'Oh, my God—Bono, the Edge. I can't believe I'm sitting here and no one's telling me to get out.' Like, I'm allowed to be here."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow is singing the praises of chef Jamie Oliver's campaign to get people eating healthy again.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow may fancy herself as a big-city girl, but she certainly isn't complaining about her days spent living in the "pretty great" town of Nashville.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow is singing the praises of celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson.
"She has kicked my formerly sagging ass into shape and I will be forever grateful," the 37-year-old actress writes in her latest GOOP newsletter.
HOLLYWOOD, Cailf. — Gwyneth Paltrow is getting into the holiday spirit by offering up a shopping guide with a personal touch.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow is in the final stages of a detox program that the actress boasts "worked wonders" for her.
LOS ANGELES — Despite being the mother of two young children with her rocker husband, Coldplay's Chris Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow wants everyone to know she's far from over the hill.
"I'm probably less square than people think," the 36-year-old actress admits in the March issue of the U.K. edition of Elle.
Paltrow and Martin, who married in 2003, are proud parents to 4-year-old daughter Apple and 2-year-old son Moses, but the "Iron Man" star insists mommy duties haven't stopped her from living.
"I wish smoking didn't kill you. And you know what I had the other day which I loved? A French Martini. I had one too many," she reveals to the mag.
Paltrow has been turning plenty of heads of late with a post-baby figure that she credits to Tracey Anderson, the celebrity fitness trainer who also works with such stars as Madonna. So fit is Paltrow that she recently drew criticism for wearing a dress that many considered too-short. The outfit was designed by her friend Stella McCartney.
"People don't realize, sometimes you wear a dress because your friend made it," she tells Elle. "I just got out of sweatpants, out of mummy mode. I love fashion, but when you're breastfeeding and you're a stone-and-a-half overweight, it's demoralizing to try to wear good clothes."
The red carpet has been the source of another tabloid topic — rumors that Paltrow's marriage to Martin is on the rocks since the two always avoid being photographed together.
"It doesn't behoove us to be a public couple," explains Paltrow, brushing off the suggestion of trouble. "He certainly doesn't want to be that. We've never ever walked down a red carpet together, we never will. If people think that that means we're not together, then — ha ha ha! — so be it."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gwyneth Paltrow says she's open to the idea of adding to her family, including the possibility of adopting in the future.
