The 'Charlie’s Angels' Reunion We Didn’t Know We Needed (and the One Detail I Can't Get Over)

Who doesn’t love seeing women supporting women? I, for one, am here for it—and it just happened again thanks to Vanity Fair. The iconic magazine brought together longtime friends and Charlie’s Angels stars Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu and Demi Moore to champion Moore’s Oscar-nominated performance in The Substance. While the whole reunion was amazing, there’s one thing I just can’t stop thinking about: these women look just as stunning as they did in the 2000 action-comedy film.

Diaz, 52, Barrymore, 49, Liu, 56, and Moore, 62, all appeared virtually from their homes—no fancy lighting, no professional cameras—and yet, they still radiated natural beauty.

But it wasn’t just about their looks. The conversation itself was just as powerful. The group discussed Moore’s portrayal of female aging in Hollywood. Moore earned an Oscar nomination for her role in The Substance, where she plays Elisabeth Sparkle, a woman famous for her aerobics show. After facing a career setback on her 50th birthday, she’s offered a substance that promises to make her a better version of herself. Moore earned a 2025 Golden Globe for Best Actress for the role as well.

“There’s that moment of you taking the makeup off to reveal the psychological toll of this unattainable pressure from society about what beauty is and what aging is,” Liu shared. “It was done in a way where you really captured that rawness: that feeling of being insecure but also comfortable with yourself, and realizing that other people aren’t comfortable with you.”