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THE TODAY SHOW (part 3 with Hoda and Jena). Bateman discusses her best-selling book “FACE” and how the lie that your face is broken is distracting you from the opportunities waiting for you.
THE TODAY SHOW (part 2). Bateman discusses the fears that anchor women to the lie that their faces need changing.
THE TODAY SHOW discusses Justine Bateman’s book “FACE,” and the lie that women’s faces need to be fixed.
60 MINUTES AUSTRALIA excerpts. Justine Bateman talking about her book “FACE” and she “doesn’t give a shit” if people find “aging beautiful” or not.
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.
FACE the book and film on FOX NEWS.
EXCLUSIVE: Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds), Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise), Isabelle Fuhrman (The Novice) and Liana Liberato (To the Bone) have signed on to star in Justine Bateman’s upco…
Cast announcement for the film adaptation of FACE.
More cast announcements to come.
Family Ties made Justine Bateman was one of TVs most recognizable stars. She tells The New Abnormal how online chatter about her famous face left her feeling ashamed of her looks.
FACE in THE DAILY BEAST on the paperback release of the book.
Justine Bateman joins Good Day DC to share how her book "Face" explores the negativity women feel and receive when it comes to female aging and aging faces.
Justine speaking to Good Day DC.
How can you give yourself permission to explore your true passions and purpose when you think you’ve missed your chance? Justine Bateman, Golden Globe and Emmy nominated writer, director, producer, actress and bestselling author grew up being famous on television, but she knew there was so much more she wanted to do. After going to […]
Justine Bateman on Cathy Heller’s podcast talking about the paperback release of FACE.
« L’odyssée de la chirurgie esthétique » (4/5). Des féministes dénoncent les normes de beauté comme une construction imposée par le capitalisme puis les réseaux sociaux. Mais nombre d’études de psychologie montrent que le culte de la jeunesse répond à des ressorts intimes et complexes.
FACE author, Justine Bateman, in France’s LE MONDE.
As 2021 wraps, TIME looks back at some of this year's most fascinating video interviews
Author Justine Bateman’s FACE interview with Time Magazine was included in the Best of 2021.
Justine Bateman wurde mit 16 Jahren dank der Sitcom «Family Ties» («Familienbande») weltberühmt. Sie spielte Mallory, die oberflächliche Schwester von Michael J. Fox, für die Shopping und Modeling das höchste aller Gefühle waren.
FACE the book in GERMANY’S BLUE NEWS.
Introducing, the Badass 50.
FACE author Justine Bateman was included in INSTYLE’s 2021 “Badass 50.″
You don't have to be a celebrity to know that society is set up against women over 50.
FACE in SBS Australia.
Now 55, Justine Bateman has appeared in other TV series like “Men Behaving Badly,” “Desperate Housewives,” and “Californication,” achieved her directorial debut, “Violet,” which premiered at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival, and most recently, came out with a new book.
FACE author Justine Bateman interview for GMA NEWS in the Philippines.
The negative reaction to actor Justine Bateman’s decision to age naturally was the catalyst for her latest book, Face: One Square Foot of Skin.
FACE in the SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
Our 2021 honorees muscled through a challenging year to change media, marketing and tech.
FACE author Justine Bateman chosen as one of @adweek‘s 2021 Trailblazers.