Amy Odell tells Style why she thinks the Goop founder may be remembered more for her impact in the wellness industry than for her films.

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The Biography,” Amy Odell’s thorough portrait of Gwyneth Paltrow, splits her life and career into two distinct periods: the rise (and fall) of the quintessential ‘90s Hollywood “It girl,” and her transformation to wellness mogul with the creation of lifestyle brand Goop.

The Biography', author Amy Odell explores the claims and controversies within the Goop empire while peeking into Paltrow's glamorous life.

Throughout the book, the author shows that Paltrow has never known any version of “normal” — she was on her first film set when she was 12 days old, after all. Odell previously wrote a book about Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour,

Gwyneth: A Biography” author Amy Odell speaks to Page Six about her revealing new book that pulls back the curtain on Paltrow’s love life and careers.

Gwyneth Paltrow read out her husband, Brad Falchuk‘s, private text while filming an episode of her “Good” podcast amid rumors of tensions in their marriage. The message was Falchuk’s sweet and personal response to her question,

Behind closed doors, Gwyneth Paltrow told friends how she really felt about ex-fiancé Brad Pitt wedding Jennifer Aniston in 2000, according to Amy Odell's new biography about the Goop founder.

Gwyneth: The Biography” is a satisfying read about the pioneering and polarizing actor and business woman, the AP’s Mae Anderson writes.

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