Flashdance actress Jennifer Beals is now 62 years old but more beautiful than ever. Jennifer Beals (62) Looks Beautiful 43 Years After Flashdance Made Her a Star Written by Jarrod Saunders for Lifesty ...

In a charming moment of role reversal, Jennifer Beals steps behind the camera as her director, Adrian Lyne, looks on. Lyne was enchanted by Beals’ beauty and immediately recognized her star power, and ...

FLASHDANCE - THE MUSICAL Comes to Boston, 3/11-23 by BWW News Desk - February 12, 2014 Celebrating its 30th Anniversary, the pop culture phenomenon of FLASHDANCE is now live on stage. With ...

Jennifer Beals’ journey from a "steel mill dancer" to a 62-year-old icon is a testament to the power of living strategically and staying curious. She proves that "agelessness" isn't about frozen ...

Flashdance legend Jennifer Beals is 62 and more beautiful than ever. The actress, who rose to superstardom as an aspiring dancer who spends her days working in a steel mill in the iconic ’80s movie ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jennifer Beals is as beautiful as ever. The actress, 61, who rose to superstardom as an aspiring dancer who spends her days ...

FLASHDANCE tells the inspiring and unforgettable story of Alex Owens, a working-class girl from Pittsburgh with a dream of becoming a professional dancer. She works by day as a steel mill welder, and ...

In the gleam of sweat on bare shoulders, in the sudden snap of a strobe-lit pirouette, in the promise of escape built from steel and longing — there lies Adrian Lyne. To talk about Lyne is to talk ...

The good news about “Flashdance — The Musical,” which closes out the current Broadway in San Antonio season at the Majestic Theatre, is DeQuina Moore. Every time Moore appears as Kiki, an exotic ...

(AP) Dig out those leg warmers and headbands “Flashdance” is coming to Broadway. Producers said Tuesday that the stage adaptation of the 1983 hit movie about a working-class Pittsburgh girl with ...

‘Flashdance’ was released 30 years ago this week — TIME looks back at the movie’s impact on pop-culture Contact us at letters@time.com ...