Halle Berry, and other celebrities beating ageing by being really fit to begin with

HALLE Berry is the latest celeb to say she won’t be sidelined because of her age, although it helps that she’s extremely attractive anyway. Here are some more heroic age-defiers.

Jane Fonda 

Jane has always had the advantage of being so beautiful she makes Barbarella possible to watch. And of discovering the secret to eternal youth in 1982: aerobics. So come on, ordinary women. All you need is 60 minutes of totally knackering exercise five days a week leaving you drenched in sweat. You’ve got plenty of time after work, once you’ve put the dinner on.

Halle Berry 

Halle is quite militant about ageing, saying she intends to ‘reclaim the narrative’ that women are ‘done’ in their 50s, 60s and 70s. Steady on, we weren’t planning to have you put down, Halle. Also it pays to be careful what you wish for. After Harrison Ford’s return as Indiana Jones, doing Catwoman 2 in your 70s would be a death sentence.

Tom Cruise

Even if you don’t believe humans are infested with souls of dead Thetans brought to Earth by the alien warlord Xenu, you have to admit Tom is looking good for his age of 63. Let’s hope he’s not too affected by height loss as he gets older, as he really can’t afford to get much shorter. Unless he’s happy to play smaller characters, such as Grogu.

J-Lo 

J-Lo’s thoughts on her remarkably long sell-by date are as follows: ‘Positive self-talk in your head really does create a beautiful person on the inside who maintains a beautiful person on the outside.’ Genetics, a personal trainer and top-notch beauty care probably played a role, but it’s good to know ageing can be avoided by thinking. Unhappy with your saggy, wrinkly face? Think yourself smooth and attractive, you lazy bastard.

Brad Pitt

Brad is another Hollywood star who’s chill about being in Death’s crosshairs. ‘Personally I like ageing,’ he says. ‘I will take wisdom over youth any day.’ Brad’s perception may be coloured by the fact that he’s an incredibly rich 62-year-old fancied by women half his age who’s looking forward to his next enjoyable starring role, and not an ordinary 62-year-old bloke whose main incentive to keep living is retiring to spend more quality time with his tomatoes.

Liz Hurley 

She may have been unfairly blessed with amazing bone structure, but Liz is doing sterling work combating society’s prejudice against shagging 60-year-olds. Maybe she did a disadvantageous deal with the Devil where instead of youth and career success she got to be a hot pensioner and appear in Beyond Bedlam with Keith Allen.

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Oat milk is the Devil's spooge, rules Supreme Court

THE Supreme Court has ruled that oat milk is not milk and in fact the ejaculate of the Horned One and should be labelled accordingly.

After careful examination of the foul brew, judges concluded it was not any type of milk but some form of seminal fluid, and all available evidence pointed to it being an unholy one.

The judgement read: “‘Milk’ means exclusively the normal mammary secretion obtained from one or more milkings without addition thereto or extraction therefrom. Also, this product reeks of diabolism.

“In an typical cup of tea, the so-called milk does not blend but instead curiously sinks. Curdling is frequent. To taste it is somewhat metallic and lingers on the palate most hellishly.

“Further investigation led to the involvement of an Anglican priest, who at our direction repeated a few well-chosen liturgical words over the substance, which immediately commenced to boil, spit and to make accusations as to our mothers’ sexual proclivities.

“Oat milk is then, we rule, the spunk of the Devil. Almond milk is the jism of Beelzebub. Soy milk is the spendings of Abaddon, the Destroyer. Other definitions shall be left to the lower courts.”

Oat milk drinker Susan Traherne said: “Yes, I daily imbibe the spaff of Satan. But nobody steals it from the office fridge.”