On April 21, 2010, Us Weekly ran an article that was simply titled: “Alyssa Milano: She’s Back!” The actor had spent the years since Charmed ended in a familiar post-network-series purgatory, taking bit parts in sitcoms and doing TV movies. She wore a cabbage dress for PETA and wrote blogs for MLB.com. (“Touch,” an exclusive line of jerseys for women, was sold alongside her various posts on the Dodgers.)
Women in Hollywood were still finding their voice on the greater cultural stage. Many twenty-something starlets of the time would eventually go on to lead the conversation against Hollywood’s ageism against women, but the film industry was still closing its doors on women in their 30s and 40s in service of the next generation of intangibly beautiful people.
With their politics usually obscured by a deference to supposedly more universal personal experiences, celebrities suddenly found themselves becoming the most looked-to voices on a defining cultural shift. Things for Milano took a sharper turn toward the political in December 2013, when actor and radio host Jay Mohr gave a radioabout an actress he’d had a joint appearance alongside at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards gala in Las Vegas. It was Alyssa Milano, and he said: “It seems like she had a baby and [...] I read it on her gut. Somebody sat in the director’s chair and was not wearing Spanx and I was like, ‘Jesus Christ.’”“@jaymohr37 So sorry you felt the need to publicly fat-shame me.
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