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CNN's Brooke Baldwin says Trump's inauguration, Women's March changed her life: 'It altered me'
Brooke Baldwin, who covered Trump's inauguration for CNN, calls the back-to-back days "emotional whiplash."
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Meghan McCain gets unlikely support for Women's March grilling on 'The View' but is also accused of 'white woman privilege'
The co-presidents of the Women's March appeared on "The View" Monday to discuss the controversy around the organization — and things got heated with co-host Meghan McCain.
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Chrissy Teigen learns an adorable lesson in female empowerment — from her 2-year-old daughter
On Tuesday, Chrissy excitedly shared a care package stocked with goodies from NASA. The gifts included astronaut food, a tiny baby beanie for newborn Miles, and a child-sized spacesuit for Luna.
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Scarlett Johansson calls out James Franco at the Women's March: 'I want my pin back'
She's tired of men behaving one way in public and another in private.
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Natalie Portman says her first fan letter at age 13 was a ‘rape fantasy'
“I understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually, I would feel unsafe."
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Olivia Wilde Shares Adorable Pic of Baby Daisy With a Girl Power Message
Everyone who participated in the Women’s March had a reason. Olivia Wilde just shared hers. This morning she posted a new pic of her 3-month-old daughter, Daisy. Wilde has been an outspoken critic of President Trump and has used her Instagram roll to encourage others to join the fight against him and his policies.
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Donald Trump Calls Madonna ‘Disgusting’ Following Her Women’s March Speech: ‘What She Said Was Disgraceful to Our Country’
President Donald Trump?is responding to Madonna‘s Women’s March speech. In his second interview since becoming commander-in-chief,?which aired Thursday evening, Trump called out the songstress for her rousing oration during which she stated that she’s “thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House,” and?dropped three f-bombs. Addressing the opposing members of the march, Madonna, 58, was clear on her feelings that this moment is “the beginning of a much-needed change.” She followed up
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Padma Lakshmi Marches with Ex Adam Dell and Their Daughter After Reports They Rekindled Romance
Is love back in the air for Padma Lakshmi and ex Adam Dell? The 46-year-old?Top Chef host attended Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington?— with Dell and their daughter Krishna, who turns 7 on?Feb. 20. While a spokesperson for Lakshmi?had no comment to PEOPLE?about the romance, Lakshmi?fueled rumors by sharing a rare shot of Dell to her Instagram account on Saturday.
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Madonna Clarifies Her Anti-Trump Speech from the Women’s March: ‘I Spoke in Metaphor’
Madonna?was among the?many high-profile celebrities who delivered speeches?at the Women’s March?in Washington, D.C., Saturday, but her profanity-ridden, confrontational speech?raised a few eyebrows. After stating that she’s “thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House” and?dropping three f-bombs, the 58-year-old singer took to Instagram to clear up any confusion. “My speech began with ‘ I want to start a revolution of love.’ I then go on to take this opportunity to encourage women an
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Donald Trump Responds to Women’s Marches: ‘Celebs Hurt Cause Badly’
Massive crowds?of?women across the country participated in various?Women’s Marches?on Saturday to protest the election of Donald Trump, and now the 45th president has responded to their efforts. “Watched protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election! Why didn’t these people vote?” he wrote on Sunday morning. Less than two hours later, Trump added a less fiery tweet that said he acknowledged citizens’ right to protest, a right protected by the First Amendment of t
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Scarlett Johansson, Madonna, America Ferrera, and Ashley Judd Kick Off Women’s March on Washington
In stark contrast to yesterday’s inauguration of President Donald Trump, the streets of Washington, D.C., were flooded with hundreds of thousands of women, men, and children on Saturday in support of the Women’s March on Washington. The event started as a Facebook initiative posted by a Hawaiian woman sharing her despair over the election results with a small group of women, and it quickly blossomed into a national rallying cry for everyone to unite in support of immigrants, women and their rep
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Female Celebrities Supporting the Women’s March on Washington
On Jan. 21, one day after Donald Trump takes office as president, more than 200,000 people are expected to participate in the Women’s March on Washington. Protest rallies are also planned across at least 30 cities nationwide, from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. The purpose of the march is to send a bold message to the new administration and the world that women’s rights are human rights.
