Article: How the hip skip out on middle age

Forever Cool: How to Skip Middle Age," reads a blurb on the cover of January's Harper's Bazaar.

The story inside, "No More Middle Age" by Lynn Snowden, comes accompanied by photos of the usual suspects: Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton, Lauren Hutton. There are a few unusual suspects too. Sharon Stone has been promoted to this pantheon at the relatively tender age of 38. Not that it matters. Age doesn't matter, not anymore. That's Snowden's message. The sub-headline reads, "Thanks to the youth-loving spirit of our baby-boomer culture, we've stricken the term `middle-aged' from our vocabulary. Now just because we're chronologically qualified doesn't mean we have to look or act it (aren't we ...

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