Today we have Aimee Mullins, the athlete/model/actor/activist extraordinaire, here to talk to you, the readers, in the comments. This is excellent.
We are pleased to announce that we have a very special guest joining us today at Jezebel: the athlete, model, actor, and speaker Aimee Mullins will be here for a Q&A session with you, our readers, starting around 1 PM E.S.T. Mullins, whose legs were amputated below the knee when she was just 1 year old, is known for…
Last night at the Seventh Annual Women of Worth Awards in New York, celebs gathered to "celebrate everyday women who are making a beautiful difference in the world." And sure, L'Oréal Paris recognizes these women for their extraordinary efforts and supports these inspiring women through grants but this is a fashion…
Last night in New York, athletes rubbed elbows at the 33rd Annual Salute To Women In Sports Gala. If you miss some of the faces you got to know during the Olympics, fret not: Rowers, gymnasts, swimmers, track stars — the gang's all here!
Last night, Olympian, model, actress, and activist Aimee Mullins schooled Stephen Colbert on disability and prosthetics last night. Of course, there was also a proposed Boob Olympics.
The 30th Annual Salute To Women In Sports Awards, at NYC's Waldorf-Astoria, was an uncommon red carpet: lots of awesome ladies, yes, but also some curious duds and, yes, some unusually comfy shoes.
"I don't have any issue wearing legs that aren't human-like, but I want the option to have human-looking legs. [...] individuality and personal choice are important. How many colours do iPods come in?" — Aimee Mullins, amputee, actress, athlete [NewScientist]
In this talk, athlete/model/actor Aimee Mullins describes showing a group of kids some of her prosthetic legs.