Susan Sarandon: 'I Would Have Appeared On Glee'

 Susan Sarandon has stated that, contrary to reports that suggested otherwise, she was not contacted to appear on Glee´s tribute episode to The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

 The actress, who played Janet in the original film, said to Eonline: "What I saw I thought was so fabulous. I thought it was so moving. They [people] kept asking if I was going to be on the episode, but nobody spoke to me about doing anything on the show."

 Rumours are swirling around that Glee creator Ryan Murphy may be contemplating the idea of remaking the 70´s cult musical, but Sarandon believes it should be very different from the original project.

"If they did it completely different in like 3D or something, because you cannot do it anywhere near the way it was at that time with those people." Sarandon explained.

 It is a shame that she did not receive a call to participate on Rocky Horror´s tribute. Maybe Ryan Murphy could call her for a cameo in a future episode?

Hollywood veterans strike a pose for V Magazine

 Three legendary Hollywood veterans appear on three different covers for V's Magazine “Who Cares about Age Issue” and they look fierce! Faces like Sigourney Weaver, Jane Fonda or Susan Sarandon have shared their thoughts on how is life in Hollywood when you are a woman of a certain age:

Susan Sarandon (64): “I wouldn't want to be 20 now. I know so much more, and I'm much more comfortable in my skin, saggy as it is.When I hear young girls complaining about superficial things ... You're at the peak of your physical beauty right now! Just enjoy it and stop worrying about your thighs being too big."

Jane Fonda (72): “There’s fabulous things about being older. The older people get, the less scared they are. All the studies show you’re not as anxious. People have less hostility, they have less negative emotions. I love being productive, I'm never bored. I'm always coming up with new things, whether it's making a DVD or a book, or making movies. I always want to exteriorize what's going on inside of me."

Sigourney Weaver (61): “I never worry when they say ‘there are no roles’ or whatever. As long as people are telling stories, there will be great roles for all shapes, sizes, and sexes. You just keep moving and things come.”

These are truly talented magnificent women who have aged gracefully and have managed to stay relevant to this day. V Magazine's "Who Cares About Age" issue is out now!