Justine Bateman is getting older, and she doesn’t care what people think. Bateman, 57, has been a star since she was a teenager, and people watched her grow up on-screen. But the “Family Ties ...

Justine Bateman is not afraid of aging naturally, and thinks the recent reaction to her aging face is based in fear. 'My face represents who I am. I like it and so that's basically the end of the ...

ENTERTAINMENT Justine Bateman, 57, slams perception that she has an ‘old’ face: ‘My face represents who I am’ Jason Bateman's older sister talks about how she doesn't look the same as she ...

Justine Bateman reacts to internet's fascination over her 'old' face: 'I think I look rad' "Men seem to thrive more when they age," she said. "It should be the same for women.

Justine Bateman talks about her ‘old face’ and why she refuses to get cosmetic surgery. Actress Justine Bateman has spoken about the reality of ageing in the public eye without cosmetic ...

When Justine Bateman was in her early 40s and writing her first book Fame: The Hijacking of Reality, she remembers Googling herself and finding the autocomplete: "looks old." Justine Bateman looks ...

Justine Bateman doesn't care if people think she looks old. She says women who feel the need to 'fix their face' with cosmetic surgery aren't just enjoying life.

Justine Bateman, an actress who starred on the '80s sitcom "Family Ties" as a teenager, is getting candid on aging.. The 57-year-old, who expanded her career to also include directing, writing and ...

Justine Bateman doesn't care if people think she looks old. She says women who feel the need to 'fix their face' with cosmetic surgery aren't just enjoying life.

Justine Bateman rose to fame as a teenager in the 1980s, ... these days the 57-year-old is making her mark behind the camera as a writer, ... 'Face: One Square Foot of Skin' by Justine Bateman $27.39.

Justine Bateman discussed her new book, "Face," and what fear women are trying to avoid by trying to stay young. The "Family Ties" actress says the fear is different for every woman.

Justine Bateman. Courtesy of Steven Meiers Dominguez. There is nothing wrong with your face. At least, that’s what Justine Bateman wants you to realize. Her new book, Face: One Square Foot of ...