Ashley Judd

Madonna, Ashley Judd, Scarjo Electrify Women’s March Crowd

... political climate, it is vital that we all make it our mission to get really, really personal. So, yes, at 15, I had been to a gynecologist.”. The Her actress, 32, added that the clinician she spoke with at Planned Parenthood was “compassionate and professional and told me she was happy to treat me for regular checkups, and when the time came, for STD and cancer screenings. No judgment. No questions asked. Planned Parenthood provided a safe place where I could be treated with gentle guidance.”. PHOTOS: Celebrity Charity. Ultimately, however, it was pop legend Madonna that caused the most controversy with her F-bomb fueled performance. The Material Girl, 58, didn’t hold back as she told the new president to “suck a d-k” during her performance of “Human Nature” and even talked about “blowing up the ...

Ashley Judd Drops Jaws As Ellen Page Gets Suited Up

... Page looked amazing as they attended the Busboy and Poets' Peace Ball at National Museum Of African American History & Culture in Washington, D. C. on Thursday. Ashley's blue trousers clung to her legs and flared as they skimmed the floor, barely showing off her strappy black heels. RELATED ARTICLES. Share this article. She wore her brunette tresses down in loose ringlets that were styled to the side and topped off with a bold yet chic feathered hat. Hello gorgeous! Ashley's blue trousers clung to her legs and flared as they skimmed the floor, barely showing off her strappy black heels. Simply chic: She wore her brunette tresses down in loose ringlets that were styled to the side and topped off with a bold yet chic feathered hat. Suited and booted! Ellen, meanwhile, opted for minimal makeup while also wearing her shoulder-length locks down in loose waves as well. Ellen, meanwhile, opted for minimal makeup while also wearing her shoulder-length locks down in loose waves as well. The Juno actress finished off her ensemble with a pair of glossy leather shoes. Ashley and Ellen were just a few of the stars to attend the ...

Divergent' Star Ashley Judd To Visit Kolkata

... Customer", which tells the story of 16-year-old Kani. Judd's selection of this particular tale is significant considering that she is primarily coming to India to attend the World Congress Against Exploitation of Girls and Women. The event is being organized by Apne Aap, a grassroots organization that empowers girls to resist and end sex-trafficking, and CAP international (Coalition for Abolition of Prostitution) in Delhi. The congress will be held between January 29 and January 31, with the actor arriving in India on January 23. Ruchira Gupta, founder of Apne Aap, said: "Ashley is an Apne Aap goodwill ambassador. She has been on the advisory board of our NGO since it started. We are celebrating 15 years of our foundation with a huge world congress. It will be attended by more than a 100 delegates from across 30 countries. Ashley is coming down to Kolkata to talk about this congress, invite people to at tend and sign a global pledge to end sex trafficking of the ...

What You Need To Know About The Women's March On Washington

... Richards, Erika Andiola, Ilyasah Shabazz, J. Bob Alotta, Janet Mock, La Donna Harris, Maryum Ali, Melanie Campbell, Rabbi Sharon Brous, Rhea Suh, Sister Simone Campbell, Sophie Cruz, and Zahra Billoo, America Ferrera, Angela Davis, Gloria Steinem, Ashley Judd, Scarlett Johansson, Melissa Harris-Perry, Michael Moore, Amanda Nguyen, Randi Weingarten, Van Jones, George Gresham, Donna Hylton, Mothers of the Movement (Sybrina Fulton, Lucy Mc Bath, Maria Hamilton, Gwen Carr), Hina Naveed, Judith La Blanc, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, Aida Hurtado, Melissa Mays, Raquel Willis, Rosyln Brock, Sister Ieasha Prime, Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser, Ai-jen Poo, Wendy Carrillo, Dr. Cynthia Hale, and the March Co-Chairs Bob Bland, Carmen Perez, Linda Sarsour and Tamika Mallory. Who is going to perform. Singer Janelle Monáe, fresh from her role in the hit movie Hidden ...

Tenn. Teen Wrote Ashley Judd’s ‘nasty Woman’ Poem

... "I am a nasty woman," the poem begins. Watch Nina Donovan's original version of #Nasty Woman : __link__/u Ay 7 xksv Wq. All the credit goes to her + @Southern Word. #Womens March. — ashley judd (@Ashley Judd) January 21, 2017. "Not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in Cheeto dust, a man whose words are a dis to America, Electoral College-sanctioned hate speech contaminating this national anthem," Judd said. "I'm not as nasty as Confederate flags being tattooed across my city. Maybe the South actually is going to rise again, maybe for some, it never really fell," Judd said."Blacks are still in shackles and graves just for being black. Slavery has been reinterpreted as the prison system, in front of people who see melanin as animal skin. "I am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag," she said. "And I didn't know devils could be resurrected. But I feel Hitler in ...

Ashley Judd Out, Julie Bowen In

... 2017. It will be launched together with a Disney Channel original movie, which was based in the 2010 movie entitled Tangled. Tangled The Series to see comeback of original cast. Tangled The Series will get to see some of the old faces from the original 2010 movie come back. Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi are reprising their roles as Rapunzel and Eugene, respectively. Alan Menken, the same person behind the original Tangled movie, will take care of the musical scoring for the series. Ping Bauzon | Tripped Media. Screen cap from the Twitter page of Queen Paprika. Clancey Brown, Eden Espinosa, Jeff Ross, Richard Kind, Jeffrey Tambor, and Paul F. Tompkin will lend their voices to the other Tangled characters. Before its debut in March, Disney Channel will release an original movie related to Tangled ...

Is Ashley Judd Anti-asian Emoji

... “is just a code for white.”. In under 25 characters, Ms. Judd dismissed the entire Asian population of the world. Most everyone knows that yellow is default for Asian, which a few tweeters pointed out after reading her tweet. So why is Judd sensitive to blacks but not Asians. Emojis were invented in Japan, and although I’m not sure how the Japanese or any other Asians feel about yellow being a racial code for all of our oriental brothers and sisters, in the “yellow, red, black and white” code, the yellow refers to Asians. I never understood this concept. Asians don’t look yellow to me, and American Indians don’t look red, either. Come to think of it, I’ve never met anyone who actually looks white or black. But hey, I didn’t make it up. Maybe they meant reddish, yellowish, blackish and whitish. But emojis aren’t yellowish, they’re bright yellow. Perhaps they are yellow because they are modeled after the original smiley face from the 1970 s, which was also bright yellow. I seriously doubt there was any racial intention when Harvey Ball  created a smile in a bright yellow circle and turned it into what might be considered the first truly universal meme. Emojis also look like ...

Here’s Why Twitter Is At War Over Ashley Judd’s Women’s March Speech

... From there, she gave the performance of a lifetime as she read a stirring, if controversial poem from a 19-year-old Tennessee woman named Nina Donovan. Climbing aboard the #Nasty Woman train, the poem called out our society and its leaders for everything from racism (“I am not as nasty as a Confederate flag being tattooed across my city…“I am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag.”) to the inequality surrounding tampon taxing. Pointing out that supplements, such as Viagra and Rogaine, for “embarrassing” men’s issues, were not, in fact taxed, Ashley asked the crowd, “Why is the bloodstain on my jeans more embarrassing than the thinning of your hair?”. She also addressed fellow speaker Scarlet Johansson, who has openly tackled the wage gap in Hollywood in the past. “Scarlett Johnasson, why were the female actors paid less than half of what the male actors earned last year?”. Some were absolutely living for her impassioned speech, rooting her on in real time…. such as Viagara and Rogaine. Others, however, thought the poem took it wayyyyyyy too far with some of the lower blows it threw the President’s way, which included ...

Lourdes Leon Watches Mom Madonna Drop Three F-bombs

... Festival. Not a fan: The day before she had been texting up a storm about Trump's inauguration, calling it 'sickening' and making jokes about how he was not making American great again. Emma Watson looked ready for her closeup with a black beanie hat and red painted lips. She was one of the few stars that smiled and appeared to be in a good mood. Shake It Up TV star Bella Thorne wore a pink cap. Thorne wore a pink top, leggings and boots as she joined her female friends. She also had a camera around her neck and one in her hand. Ashley Judd gave a speech in DC comparing Trump to Adolph Hitler and making fun of his orange tinted skin. more videos. Sam Bailey says she hasn't had migraines since having botox. Smiles at last: Emma Watson (left) looked ready for her closeup with a black beanie hat and red painted lips. She ...

Ashley Judd On How To Put An End To Online Gender Violence

... response to a tweet from the sidelines of a 2015 Kentucky Wildcats basketball game, that she decided to dedicate herself to ending online gender violence. In a Ted Talk delivered at the Ted Women conference in San Francisco last October and premiering online today, Judd refused to sugarcoat the nature of the abuse and its consequences. From threats of death and violence to attacks focused on her status as a survivor of sexual assault and rape, Judd tells TIME, “The creativity and types of ridicule are just astonishing.” After attempts to engage with her abusers, fire back at them with insults and rise above it all, she realized that the solutions lay beyond her own keyboard. The easiest solution might have been to disappear from the Internet, but she has refused. “I said no. I will not get off social media. I will keep being who I am and using my voice. I have a right to be here and a right to be who I am.”. Judd may feel like she wears a bulls-eye, but she’s not alone. According to ...

Ashley Judd Claims The Game Industry Is ‘profiteering Off Misogyny In Video Games

... Postal 2—a title infamous for its cartoonish violence—the goal is simply to wreak havoc and not much else. They’re also well over a decade old. The way Judd says it gives listeners the impression that the game industry at large is making money off the brutalization of women, but the claim couldn’t be further detached from reality. Presumably, Judd refers to Hitman: Absolution, a title condemned by feminist game critic Anita Sarkeesian. In Sarkeesian’s Feminist Frequency video , she claimed that players were encouraged to treat women as “things” to be acted upon. “Players are meant to derive a perverse pleasure from desecrating the bodies of unsuspecting virtual female characters,” she claimed, as a video clip shows the main character dragging an unconscious female body around the room like a ragdoll. This is far off the mark, as female characters are equally as interactive as all the males within Hitman, and players are in fact discouraged from killing ...