Pamela Anderson

Pamela Anderson thinks ''progressive'' society can be ''paralysing'' for men.

The 52-year-old actress - who married movie mogul Jon Peters earlier this month - wants to be ''treated as a woman'' and insisted equality doesn't mean that men have to be ''feminised''.

Asked how a man can win her over, she said: ''Show me something new. Every person is a journey into the unknown.

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Brandon Lee was left feeling like he was ''drowning'' when gripped by depression and anxiety.

The 'Hills' star - who is the son of Pamela Anderson and her ex-husband Tommy Lee - has struggled with mental health issues his ''entire life'' and feels lucky enough to have received treatment because he knows the problems won't simply go away.

He wrote on Instagram: ''I've dealt with depression and anxiety my entire life and I've been lucky enough to be able to afford treatment for that. It's not fun, and untreated.... It doesn't get better.

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She may be one of the most iconic glamour models in the world, but Pamela Anderson hardly had an easy start to her incredible life. She has a history of sexual abuse, and yet becoming involved with Playboy turns out to be the best thing she ever could have done.

Pamela Anderson at the British Fashion Awards

The 50-year-old is more interested in her activism work with PETA and being a mother to her two sons these days, but she still has fond memories of her big break with Playboy in 1989 and becoming the magazine's Playmate of the Month.

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Pamela Anderson has said that she doesn’t want men to “feel like they can't make the first move”, speaking out again about the consequences of the Hollywood sexual misconduct scandal.

The 50 year old former Playboy model and star of ‘Baywatch’ appeared on Piers Morgan’s chat show 'Life Stories', to speak about her career in an interview that’s being broadcast this Saturday (March 3rd). The topic of conversation turned to the MeToo and Time’s Up movements, and Anderson sounded a note of caution.

“Obviously, I am supportive of women and feel for women that have been made sexual advances on that they don't want, but I also feel for the men too,” she said.

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Pamela Anderson has made some controversial comments regarding the sexual misconduct scandal that has rocked Hollywood over the last two months, saying that the women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and rape “knew what they were getting into”.

The former ‘Baywatch’ actress, 50, was speaking to journalist Megyn Kelly in an interview on Thursday (November 30th). When the subject turned to the Weinstein scandal, Anderson remarked that it was an open secret in Hollywood that Weinstein was a predator.

“I think it was common knowledge. That certain people or certain producers in Hollywood are people to avoid privately,” she said. “You know what you're getting in to if you go to a hotel room, alone.”

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Pamela Anderson ''learned'' to never put herself in situations where she could experience sexual misconduct.

The 50-year-old actress and model says it was ''common knowledge'' that certain people were to be avoided from meeting with privately in Hollywood.

Speaking on Today, she said: ''It was common knowledge that certain producers or certain people in Hollywood are people to avoid, privately. You know what you get into if you go to a hotel room alone [with them]. I learned to somehow never put myself in those situations again and when I came to Hollywood, of course, I had a lot of offers to do private auditions and things that made absolutely no sense.

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Former ‘Baywatch’ star Pamela Anderson has clarified her rumoured relationship with fugitive Wikileaks founder Julian Assange during an appearance on ‘Good Morning Britain’, saying that she wouldn’t class what they have as “romance”.

The 50 year actress and supermodel was on the sofa on Wednesday morning’s edition of the ITV magazine show (September 20th), and cleared up those rumours of a relationship with Assange after she was seen visiting with him on numerous occasions in the last year.

Australian-born Assange, 46, has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London for more than five years, in an attempt to avoid extradition to the United States for breaching bail conditions in relation to rape allegations in Sweden that have since been dropped.

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'Baywatch' is returning to our screens very soon in the form a hilarious movie starring Dwayne Johnson. But the best part about it is the return of David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson, the latter of whom has spoken up about the big differences between the new movie and the 90s series.

Pamela Anderson at the 'Baywatch' premiere

To re-make something as classic and yet as cheesy as 'Baywatch' and still bring in an audience, comedy was the only direction in which to go. With Seth Gordon at the helm, there was always going to be plenty of irreverence and much profanity - which Pamela Anderson noticed set it way apart from the series.

Continue reading: Pamela Anderson: Swearing And Nudity Would Not Have Flown On The Original 'Baywatch'