Curtis Shows Skin On AARP Magazine Cover

When my daughter was small, I worked too much. I was replicating what my own mother (Janet Leigh) did. Jamie Lee Curtis went shirtless to pose for AARP The Magazine. Curtis is shown sporting gray hair and wading in water up to her chest on the cover of the magazine's May/June issue, which will be available Monday. The star of "True Lies," "A Fish Called Wanda" and other films becomes eligible for membership in AARP, the nonprofit organization for people 50 and over, when she celebrates her birthday Nov. 22. "I want to be older," she tells the magazine. "I actually think there's an incredible amount of self-knowledge that comes with getting older. I feel way better now than I did when I was 20. I'm stronger, I'm smarter in every way, I'm so much less crazy than I was then." Read more

[Constantine]

Jamie just confirms that all or almost all women of 50+(and younger) adore exhibitionism.
It's nothing but a call of the reproductive instinct: any (almost any) woman dreams of being taken by a man to reproduce.
Thus, showing her body is the means of achieving this goal. Just stronger than make-up and perfume.

Another question is why to do it so publicly?
In our morally defective and shamelessly lewd society, it becomes rather "natural" to exhibit sex. In particular, in media and press.

[G-Man Seattle]

She looks great for "Almost 50".. The photo isnt about porno.. We should take better care of ourselves and look that good at "50".. Get your minds out of the gutter..

[LNawa]

FYI - She was wearing a strapless top.
She was not topless.
Before lecturing others on the way they live their life, educate yourself and read the article.