Pamela Anderson said she wants to move forward in her career and leave 'Playboy' and 'Baywatch' behind. She has learned how to do "what I love" and not take a role just because it fits the person she has portrayed to the public.

Pamela Anderson isn’t looking in the rearview mirror. The star of “The Last Showgirl” weighed in on Hulu’s recent four-part docuseries about “Baywatch,” the ’90s TV show that skyrocketed Anderson to fame,

Pamela Anderson gets candid about her confidence for ‘Glamour Magazine’s Women of the Year’ cover, saying she finally feels ‘fine’ wearing a bathing suit now but she never felt ‘100 percent confident’ during her time on ‘Baywatch.

Pamela Anderson has recently revealed she never followed any dieting regime to look good for Baywatch series.Speaking to Glamour magazine, Pamela recalled wearing a red bathing suit when she used

Pamela Anderson is making it clear she’s not looking to dive back into her Baywatch days. “Even today, someone showed me something that Hulu’s doing, some kind of Baywatch [documentary], which I have nothing to do with,

Pamela Anderson, 57, opened up about her decision to not “chase youth” and be “self-accepting” by going makeup-free. She says it feels “empowering.”

Pamela Anderson shared insight into her beauty philosophy and why she's sticking to a fresh-faced look beyond Paris Fashion Week, saying, "I'm dressing for me now, not for everybody else."