Kate Winslet broke down in tears during an emotional interview in which she recalled being “ridiculed” for her weight during her early career. Speaking to the US investigative

Kate Winslet's iconic role as Rose Dewitt Bukater in Titanic brought her both new levels of fame and some not-so-nice comments about her appearance. The Oscar winner, 49, opened up about being fat-shamed by critics during the height of her Titanic stardom during an interview on the Sunday,

The “Titanic” actress sat down for an interview on “60 Minutes” on Sunday when she was asked about the extreme criticism she faced for her appearance.

Pierre on Monday defended President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter despite telling the press multiple times that the president had no such plans. More than 10 years after her breakout performance in The Wolf of Wall Street,

What kind of a person must they be to do something like that to a young actress who’s just trying to figure it out?” she said

Kate Winslet was moved to tears while recalling the body shaming she experienced after catapulting into fame for her starring role in James Cameron’s Titanic. In an interview with 60 Minutes on Sunday night,

Kate Winslet is reflecting on the "appalling" way she was treated following the success of 1997's Titanic. During an interview with 60 Minutes, the Oscar-winner talked about how her body was scrutinized after she starred in the hit movie.

I hope this haunts you.” In an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes, Kate Winslet spoke about how she responded to the media who body shamed her as a young actress.

Kate Winslet opens up about facing body-shaming during Titanic fame and clapping back at critics: "I hope this haunts you." A powerful voice against Hollywood’s double standards. Kate Winslet Almost Broke Down While Recalling Her Body Shaming Experience.

Kate Winslet recently chatted with 60 Minutes, in an interview that aired Sunday to promote her new Lee Miller biopic, and the 49-year-old actor revealed that walking the red carpet after filming 1997's Titanic turned out to be a "horrific" experience,