Kate Winslet just recently did an interview with Parade Magazine.  The gorgeous actress talks about her weight, of course.  It seems to come up no matter which reporter she's talking to, but she's always happy to answer questions on body image.

I have been very lucky to achieve a certain amount of success at a
certain age, so that I didn't have to change myself physically in order
to attempt to find my success. That's been a very, very big deal. As a
kid, I was not very confident at all. I think that my confidence as a
woman and as an actress has grown over the years through the roles I've
played. But at the same time, this notion that nobody is perfect --
movie stars included -- is very important to me. It's a very important
message to give to young women.

For that reason I will never be unhappy to talk about it. Because it IS
a big subject in people's minds, and I do think that it will continue
to be important, simply because so much of what young women are seeing
these days is through the media. It's the exact reason why, even though
I'm on the covers of magazines, I don't allow magazines into my home --
because that's where it starts. My daughter is eight. It's only a
matter of time before she is going to start picking these magazines up
and going, 'Oh, can I have that lip gloss?' or 'I like that thing' or
that... She's eight. Come on. I don't want it to start that young --
body awareness seems to be getting younger and younger.

It's true that she's one of the few female stars whose look hasn't changed drastically with the passing of time.  Everyone else seems to feel that Hollywood pressure to lose weight or get a nose job or change something about their physical appearance, but Kate manages to stay true to herself.  I really admire that about her.