Joined by Mandy Moore and Molly Sims, actress and activist Ashley Judd showed off her pearly whites as she became USA Today’s fourth annual Hollywood Hero last night (November 10) at a star-studded party in Beverly Hills.
It’s an award we give to recognize an exceptional entertainment industry humanitarian. In Ashley’s case, editor John [...]
Ashley Judd has taken her social activism to the next level!
The 41-year-old actress, who has lent her voice to such causes as wildlife, mountaintop removal coal mining and YouthAIDS, has recently enrolled in the Harvard Kennedy School’s Mid-Career Master in Public Administration program.
Launched July 22, the program often attracts public officials and non-profit activists.
It was a who’s who of the celebrity world, the fashion world and the political world at Salma Hayek and Francois-Henri Pinault second wedding ceremony today (April 25) at the fame opera house Fenice Theatre in Venice, Italy. (The lovebirds originally tied the knot in a civil ceremony at the 6th Arrondisement City Hall in [...]
Ashley Judd is protesting. Again.
The actress is calling for an end to the mining practice known as mountaintop removal.
Ashley was among hundreds of people who collected outside the Kentucky state Capitol yesterday (February 17) for a rally in support of legislation that would more-or-less end the practice of blasting away mountaintops to unearth coal.
The [...]
Ashley Judd is taking on Sarah Palin and Alaska aerial wolf hunting in a new YouTube video.
The actress/activist condemns the Governor of Alaska for “championing the slaughter of wildlife” on behalf of the Defenders of Wildlife organization.
What’s more? Palin apparently “even proposed a $150 bounty for the severed foreleg of each killed wolf.”
Not [...]
Making it an annual event for ambasador Ashley Judd, the actress was all smiles at last night’s YouthAIDS gala in suburban Washington.
Wearing a Congolese dress made of Dutch Wax African fabric, she spoke of a recent trip to Rwanda and how, after three weeks there surrounded by starvation and violence, it was “very, very hard” [...]
