Courteney Cox in Emmy Magazine

"One second ago, I was the youngest person on the set, and now I'm the oldest. I don't know how that happened. I'm so old, my joints hurt when I keep my legs crossed a certain way for too long … I can't see far. I can't see close. I need glasses to see a movie, to see the computer, and to read a book. I was like, really? Aging is nobody's friend." — Cox, who uses any traces of aging to her comedic advantage, on recently learning at an eye exam ... more 

"One second ago, I was the youngest person on the set, and now I'm the oldest. I don't know how that happened. I'm so old, my joints hurt when I keep my legs crossed a certain way for too long … I can't see far. I can't see close. I need glasses to see a movie, to see the computer, and to read a book. I was like, really? Aging is nobody's friend." — Cox, who uses any traces of aging to her comedic advantage, on recently learning at an eye exam that she needs progressive lenses. [Share this slideshow on Twitter] less