How to Be a (Very) Hot 76

Secret weapons for skin?

Sleep, clean diet, and exercise.

Mentor?

Elizabeth Racine, who is eighty-six and a friend and mentor who happens to be an astrologer who has been the voice of reason in my life. Her words of advice: “Be with the person you deserve.”

Favorite pasta dish?

Spaghetti squash pasta.

Preferred form of exercise?

I love exercise: Physique 57, yoga, Gyrokinesis Method, and if there is dancing, I am there.

Secret to feeling and looking good no matter what your age?

The spirit!

How often do you recharge your crystals?

My crystals don’t need recharging. ?

Essentials for glow?

Stay hydrated, olive oil consumption daily, exfoliate, moisturize, my subtle self-tan, and work out to sweat out the toxins.

First job?

Worked in my stepfather’s candy store.

The things you buy in bulk?

Mostly household products, because food is usually plant-based.

When do you feel the most beautiful?

After an acupuncture face-lift, which is like having a very good night’s sleep. Also: after a great workout.

Go-to weeknight recipe?

Salad with lots of vegetables, nuts, seeds, and a pureed soup I make in my Bullet. Or a smoothie.

goopiest moment?

My goopiest moment is a day that includes dancing for hours, then a ninety-minute massage, sitting in a soaking tub listening to music I love to sing to (like Etta James), and then cuddling.

Favorite hotel?

Royal Mansour.

Perfect Sunday afternoon?

Chilling with my guy and my dog.

Favorite book?

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

First celebrity crush?

Ricky Nelson.

How did you spend your last vacation?

For the first time in ten years, I stayed home, worked out, ate healthy delicious food, plus meditation, sleep, movies, concert, and Broadway shows: perfect. No packing, unpacking, planes, or cars–simple.

goopiest thing you’ll never try?

I will try anything!

What would you put on your neon sign?

DANCING GIRL.

Proudest moment?

To see folks or students I’ve mentored succeed.