Olivia Munn, Eva Longoria, Scarlett Johansson and Ilana Glazer were just some of the stars who showed up for the Women’s March in L.A. Saturday to support the movement. TMZ got several celebs coming and going … who told us their reasons for…
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Sunday, January 21, 2018
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Women’s March 2018 Draws Huge Crowds in Major U.S. Cities Again
Women’s March demonstrations are taking place all across America this weekend, and the second annual event is packed with more passion and power … as the movement has only grown and evolved over the past year. Marches are being held in…
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Women"s March Pussyhats Inspire New Fragrance
The scent of a woman will be pussy if a budding entrepreneur can nail down a trademark for her new line of fragrances inspired by the enduring symbol of the Women’s March … the pussyhat. Fran Moss filed docs with the U.S. Patent and…
Sunday, November 12, 2017
Tom Brady"s Personal Autograph Session Prices Go Up ... Since March!
If you thought $ 1,000 for a Tom Brady autographed football was expensive … hold on to your avocado toast — because the price JUST WENT UP! Earlier this year, TMZ Sports reported that Tom was hosting a private signing session back in March…
Saturday, August 19, 2017
Matt Damon, Watch Out Alt Right, March at Your Own Peril in Boston
Matt Damon clearly thinks everyone has a right to exercise free speech in this country, but the alt right may be in for a surprise Saturday in Boston. We got the Boston native at LAX Friday and he never suggested the marchers would be met with…
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Miss BumBum 2017 Contestants March with Their Asses Out
Here are this year’s smokin’ hot contestants for Brazil’s Miss BumBum competition marching together for … something … we’re sure … but you don’t care. What really matters is the 27 hopefuls kicked off the competition by showing off their…
Monday, June 12, 2017
Donald Trump"s Walk of Fame Star Vandalized During Resist March
President Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was defaced with a slew of stickers during Sunday’s Resist March. Protesters covered Trump’s oft-vandalized star with #resist stickers that target misogyny, transphobia, corruption, homophobia,…
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Amy March in "Little Women" "Memba Her?!
Samantha Mathis is best known for playing Amy March — whose younger version is played by Kirsten Dunst — in the 1994 family film ‘Little Women.’ Guess what she looks like now!
Sunday, March 19, 2017
Pumped Up Players -- Happy March Madness! (PHOTO GALLERY)
March Madness is underway and these collegiate ballers are ready to dance. Dribble through the gallery to get up close and personal with the hard knock hopefuls guaranteed to get you gameday ready. Let the madness begin!
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Sister Wives Stars March to Legalize Polygamy: We"re Family, Not Felons!
Sister Wives is a quality reality show, full of relationship drama, family drama … just all the drama, really.
And the vast, vast majority of that is because of the family"s beliefs: namely the belief that polygamy is the way to be.
Kody Brown has four wives — Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn — and he has children with each of those wives. He"s legally married to Robyn, but he calls the other three his "spiritual wives."
And in Utah, where the family is originally from, that"s against the law.
That"s why all those crazy Browns packed up and moved to Las Vegas a few years ago. If they didn"t, they risked being arrested, simply because of the way they choose to live.
But this weekend, they went back to Utah. And they went for a fight.
See, bigamy has always been illegal, but there"s a bill in Utah that makes it illegal not only to have multiple legal wives, but to have multiple spiritual wives.
On one hand, it makes sense. Many women and children have been abused and mistreated in polygamist families.
But on the other hand, there are families like the Browns. They may be strange, but they"re all consenting adults who"ve made a choice to live a certain way, and should that really be a felony.
A local news station in Utah caught Kody at the march, and he was able to outline his issue with the bill.
Check out Kody do his thing in the video below:
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Jesse James: Women"s March Protesters Are Selfish! Sandra Bullock Cheated on Me!
Millions of women marched around the world last weekend in support of civil rights and in opposition to U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
Millions more were impressed that their sisters, and brothers, of all ethnicities took to the streets to stand up for what they feel is right.
Jesse James was not one of those people, and here’s why.
While many were marching or celebrating women’s marches across the nation and planet, James shared an alternate take on the protests.
“Just Imagine if ALL these women cared as much about the homeless and Vets in this country as they do about Themselves,” he wrote.
So basically, marching for equality is purely self-aggrandizing?
That was his implication, at least in the eyes of many people online, who took issue with the idea that this is somehow a selfish action.
If James meant that marching in the name progress and helping real, suffering people in need are not the same thing, he is correct.
On the flip side, the protests are designed to raise awareness and enact change on behalf of such people, and hardly self-serving.
Either way, Twitter lit James up after the fact, and HARD.
The tweet gained more than 4,000 retweets and 8,000 likes in less than 24 hours, but Sandra Bullock’s ex also received a lot of backlash.
Some of which involved Bullock herself, oddly enough, after more than a few angry commenters brought up up his past with the actress.
“@FreeJesseJames just imagine if people like you cared enough for your spouse not to cheat on her” one follower tweeted at him.
Surprisingly, James responded to that person as such:
“Ahhh cheating goes both ways sweetie. Just because you got all teary eyed at some actress. Doesn’t mean she won’t cheat on her husband.”
Whoa. Did he just accuse Bullock of infidelity too!?
Jesse James and Bullock divorced in 2010, after he was exposed – and eventually confessed to – cheating on her with a number of women.
Among the most notable was Michelle McGee.
“There is only one person to blame for this whole situation, and that is me,” he said at the time, seemingly owning all of those actions.
“It’s because of my poor judgment” alone, the former Monster Garage star said, “that I deserve everything bad that is coming my way.”
“This has caused my wife and kids pain and embarrassment beyond comprehension and I am extremely saddened to have brought this on them.”
“I am truly very sorry for the grief I have caused them,” he concluded, adding, “I hope one day they can find it in their hearts to forgive me.”
James’ implication this week tells another story.
Did Bullock really cheat on him as well? Or was this more of a general dig at his ex-wife, and fans who love her because of her career?
It’s unclear, but fans were taken aback by Sandra being invoked at all, considering the then-unrelated nature of the discussion at hand.
After another Twitter user responded by dredging up another part of James’ past that came to light around the same time as the scandal:
“Also aren’t you like a neo nazi lmao.”
James fired back at that commenter as well, saying, “Yea totally… Except that African American baby I adopted in 2009… but yea total Nazi.”
Jesse and Sandra had started the lengthy adoption process for Bullock’s son Louis Bardot together before their unexpected breakup.
Bullock ended up finalizing the adoption solo.
What do you think of James’ comments?
Totally out of line, or less outrageous than they seem at first glance if you consider his true intentions and thoughts about vets and the homeless?
As far as his dig at Sandra, do you think she is less than perfect as well? Or was he simply stating that people don’t know the full story?
Hit the comments below to discuss!
Women"s March Pussyhats Going Down in History (VIDEO)
The pussyhats behind that sea of pink at the Women’s March on Washington D.C. — and others around the world — will be enshrined in a museum commemorating the day. Pussyhat Project co-founder Krista Suh says there were more than 20,000 of the…
Monday, January 23, 2017
Jill Duggar Protests Outside Planned Parenthood One Day After Women"s March
If you watch Counting On online, you probably already know that the Duggars have some extremely conservative religious and political views.
Hell, even if you’ve never seen an episode, you’re probably vaguely aware of the Duggars far-right views on just about everything, particularly all matters related to sex and reproduction.
We suppose it’s not surprising that a family that views all sex that’s not for the express purpose of procreation as sinful would take a hard-line stance on abortion.
What is surprising is just how far the Duggars will go in service of their strict anti-choice views.
In the past, they’ve compared abortion to the holocaust and gone to alienated viewers with their controversial belief that the termination of a pregnancy should be illegal even in cases of rape and incest, or where the life of the mother is at risk.
One would think that the Josh Duggar sex scandals might have at least temporarily knocked the Duggars off their moral high horse, but if anything, it seems to have had the opposite effect.
As though attempting to prove a point through overcompensation, the Duggars seem more resolute in their fundamentalist belief system than ever before.
And it’s not just Jim Bob and Michelle who seem galvanized by both their family’s public humbling and by the election of Donald Trump.
The latest to take up the fight against women’s rights is Jill Duggar, who is currently expecting her second child by husband Derick Dillard.
The day after hundreds of thousands participated in the Women’s March on Washington and millions more showed their support around the world, Jill participated in a demonstration of her own.
Jill posted the above text to her Instagram page yesterday.
She captioned the image:
“Join us today at 2:30 for the March for Life and/or at 3:30 at the support for life rally! #crosschurch #prolife #everylifematters”
We didn’t look into the 40 Days NWA website, but we assume it’s a six-week program devoted to studying the lyrics of Eazy-E.
Anyway, Jill seems to have met with more condemnation than support for her plans to prevent women from receiving necessary health services:
“Just went and donated (more) money to Planned Parenthood! Judge not, lest ye be judged, Duggars,” wrote one commenter.
“Marching against abortions is not pro-life, it’s pro-birth. If your family actually wanted to reduce the number of abortions (and not just control women’s bodies), you would support sex-education programs and contraceptive access. That’s how you reduce abortions,” wrote another.
We imagine Jill was shocked to learn there are people who see this issue differently than she does.
Then she went and marched with other people who think that folks who live near coasts exist in a bubble, and all her fears were laid to rest.
25 Memorable Protest Signs From the Women"s March
Millions of people gathered in support of women"s rights on January 21, 2017.
However, this gathering was not limited to just one location.
In fact, it was pretty much a worldwide affair.
Scroll down for some of the best protest signs from around the world…
1. This Little Cutie
@YayorNaye uploaded “Omg. ❤ #WomensMarchCLT
2. Are Ikea Cabinets Strong?
@akahaney uploaded this delight, but are Ikea cabinets really not sturdy?
3. Geez
@TomManatos captioned the above photo, “My kind of protestor.”
4. Winter Is Coming!
@GynoStar tweeted, “I love this sign @SarahLerner made for the #WomensMarch.”
5. It’s Getting Cold
@SweetGeekling tweeted, “Proud to have marched today. Overwhelmed with thoughts. #WomensMarchdenver”
6. Science FTW
@LDMay tweeted, “This guy has it straight! #WomensMarchOnWashington”
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Taylor Swift Under Fire for Women"s March Remarks!
Taylor Swift, more than any other popular celebrity, was extremely quiet during the 2016 presidential election.
Aside from one social media post on Election Day expressing the importance of voting, she didn’t say a word — and a lot of people have been upset with her for it.
Taylor is obviously one of the most influential celebrities today, and if she’d have been a little more outspoken about her political beliefs, some argue, it would have meant a lot to her fans.
Of course, that’s assuming she supported Hillary Clinton. If she supported Trump, speaking out about it would have essentially been career suicide.
But no matter who was Taylor’s pick for president, she obviously had no obligation to announce it.
And remember, it was years and years into Taylor’s career before she felt comfortable enough to call herself a feminist, and even then, she only did it when feminism became something of a trend.
All that is to say that Taylor’s never been one to loudly broadcast her political beliefs, especially if they’re even the slightest bit controversial.
And boy, is she paying for it now.
Yesterday, while hundreds of thousands of people all around the world were participating in the Women’s March — many of them celebrities — Taylor tweeted this:
“So much love, pride, and respect for those who marched. I’m proud to be a woman today, and every day.”
And immediately after she sent the tweet, people took issue with it.
“This is gross opportunism,” one person told her. “Be better.”
“As a fan of yours,” another person wrote, “this is some bullsh-t. You do not get to pick and choose when feminism benefits you.”
The same person added “If you were really for feminism you would have spoken up against Donald Trump instead of just saying to vote on Election Day.”
“You got a bad leg or something?” a follower hilariously pondered. “Why didn’t you March?”
One person pulled out all the stops and told Taylor to “Stop using feminism as a prop to fuel your fake girl power narrative/meticulously crafted PR persona.”
And that’s the issue: if Taylor truly was a feminist, these people believe that she should have been more vocal during the election, when it mattered the most.
It’s so easy to take ten seconds and send a tweet, but why wasn’t she spotted at any marches yesterday?
Rihanna and Katy Perry, two pop stars on Taylor’s level, managed to go out and support the cause they believe in, and there were no issues, no one caused a scene over seeing someone famous and stopped marching.
Did she tweet about the Women’s March because she sincerely had feelings about it, or for the likes?
It’s hard to say. But the point is that if Taylor really does feel so strongly about all this, there are a million things she could have done in the past several months to prove it.
Piers Morgan Gets Hammered for Anti-Women"s March Tweets
Piers Morgan is standing behind his very public disdain for the Women’s March.
On Saturday, across the globe, millions of women (and many men) protested the Presidency of Donald Trump, wearing pink cat (that is, pussy) hats, holding up signs and making their voices known.
Over three-quarters of a million people turned out in Los Angeles. Over a half million in Washington D.C. The overall numbers were staggering.
But Morgan was unimpressed.
“Imagine if there were a load of men-only marches today? The feminists would go crackers,” the talk show host wrote yesterday morning, later adding:
“I’m planning a ‘Men’s March’ to protest at the creeping global emasculation of my gender by rabid feminists. Who’s with me?”
That would be the irony, of course. That would be the best thing that could happen.
Morgan absolutely should organize a Men’s March to combat the creeping global emasculation of his gender by rabid feminists.
And then we can sit back and see if it attracts the same number of people as a march aimed at promoting freedom of choice… equal pay for both genders… and reproductive rights.
In response to a great deal of backlash online, Morgan said it was all for protesting and all for feminists.
But he’s also for his own freedom of speech to criticism the protests and he’s strongly against “rabid feminists,” adding in a series of Tweets:
There are far better ways to challenge Trump than marching around in pink pussy hats.
I fully support their right to protest, just as freedom of speech gives me the right to criticise the purpose of their protest.
53% of American white women voted Trump. I bet half these ‘pussy’ protestors didn’t vote at all.
Let’s be honest, ladies.. today’s Women’s March is just an anti-democratic protest at Trump winning the presidency.
One of the main reasons Hillary lost was that she & her supporters exuded air of entitlement to her becoming being 1st female president.
Morgan also took aim at Ashley Judd’s popular speech (above), specifically how she said Trump has “wet dreams” about his daughter, Ivanka.
And Morgan REALLY went off on Madonna, who did say in her speech (below) that she had thought about blowing up the White House.
“Publicly threatening to bomb the White House is a serious criminal offence. @Madonna should be arrested,” Morgan wrote, later using this as an example of how the March was hypocritical across the board:
“Bomb threats, Hitler & incest taunts, foul-mouthed rants…and this was a march to ‘End the hate’? Shameful hypocrisy.”
As you might expect, Morgan heard it from his fair share of critics on Twitter in reply to these remarks.
Some kept it simple (“Being threatened by strong women is not a good look for you.”), while others may have gone a tad overboard, such as this Tweet:
“The next time Piers Morgan is trending I hope its because he’s been crippled and impoverished. He should have to die slowly like that.”
But Morgan – who has slammed Jennifer Aniston for others judging her and spoken out passionately in favor of gun control over the years – was unfazed by the negative feedback.
Sounding a lot like Donald Trump, in fact, he pointed to his growing number of Twitter followers as proof of… well… something.
“UPDATE: I’ve attracted 10,000 new followers in 24hrs. Thanks, ladies!” Morgan wrote this morning.
Where do you stand on Morgan’s controversial takes?
He said he is “amused by all the fulminating outrage at my suggestion of a Men’s March, especially from women. Kinda proves my point…
“Just need @KimKardashian & @emrata to post bird-flipping topless selfies to support #WomensMarch for the farce to be complete.”
Morgan’s Twitter follower count may be on the rise, but is his popularity?
Does that even matter in a age where the President himself brags about Twitter followers and simply insults the heck out of anyone who doesn’t like him?
Sound off below. Then go drink a lot of alcohol.
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Women"s March: See How The Celebs Got Involved!
Donald Trump"s presidency is bad news for so very, very many people.
All the people, basically.
But one group — one entire gender, actually — banded together on Saturday, January 21st, in protest.
We"re speaking, of course, about the Women"s March.
Women came together in Washington D.C., in Los Angeles, in Chicago, and in so many other major cities, and in some not-so-major cities as well.
It was a beautiful sight to see, and so now let"s see what the celebrities did to honor the occasion!
1. Katy Perry
Katy Perry, one of Hillary Clinton’s biggest supporters, marched in Washington.
2. Scarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson spoke in support of Planned Parenthood.
3. Melissa Benoist
Supergirl actress Melissa Benoist got in on the action with this amazing sign.
4. Nick Offerman
Nick Offerman, best known for playing Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation, got himself a popular “pussy hat.”
5. Helen Mirren
Helen Mirren looked just as classy as ever at the protest in New York.
6. Cynthia Nixon
Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon went out to march in New York as well.
Madonna At Women"s March ... "F*** You" To The Haters (VIDEO)
Madonna attended Saturday’s Women’s March in Washington D.C. and had one very strong message to those opposing the event … a big old “F*** You.” Madge was among the last of the star studded lineup — which included Amy Schumer, Alicia Keys,…
Women"s March On Washington Draws Huge Crowds (LIVE STREAM)
Donald Trump is praying in a Washington cathedral while 400,000 women in D.C., including Beyoncé, Amber Rose, Amy Schumer, Chrissy Teigen, Katy Perry are expressing their displeasure. The Women’s March on Washington is underway…
Saturday, January 14, 2017
William H. Macy Says Guys Can"t March with Women in DC!!! (VIDEO)
William H. Macy will not be joining wife Felicity Huffman for the Women’s March on Washington during Trump’s inauguration … because he doesn’t have the right body parts! We’re guessing William H. was joking, but he pulls it off good.…
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