so now ashley judd has become center stage as an advocate.omeone who has a personal belief system. that's -- i don't know whether entertainment, mass market entertainment wants to be advocates. doesn't help their business. >> can i just say -- >> bill: go ahead. >> i just want to say, in her book last year, she faced push back from the hip-hop culture. that was something that didn't sit well with a lot of people and it's really true and i think a lot of people agree with her on that. there are people that will agree with her on that, maybe not on this. certainly people watch your show, agree with some things, they still watch you. i don't think you're going to find a -- >> bill: there is always a preponderance of evidence and she's always interested in women's rights and that's a good thing. we like people who step up in their belief system. but this one, i'm telling you, i'm going to give you, mr. bond, the last word. i think this hurts her career. i do think it does. go ahead. >> it might geraldo rivera mildly. "missing" is a show that want

so now ashley judd has become center stage as an advocate.ot someone who has a personal belief system. that's -- i don't know whether entertainment, mass market entertainment wants to be advocates. doesn't help their business. >> can i just say -- >> bill: go ahead. >> i just want to say, in her book last year, she faced push back from the hip-hop culture. that was something that didn't sit well with a lot of people and it's really true and i think a lot of people agree with her on that. there are people that will agree with her on that, maybe not on this. certainly people watch your show, agree with some things, they still watch you. i don't think you're going to find a -- >> bill: there is always a preponderance of evidence and she's always interested in women's rights and that's a good thing. we like people who step up in their belief system. but this one, i'm telling you, i'm going to give you, mr. bond, the last word. i think this hurts her career. i do think it does. go ahead. >> it might geraldo rivera mildly. "missing" is a show that

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. >> ashley judd. and director bobcat goldthwait. >> as i kid, i was watching, can you count to ten, john john? that guy's a good actor. ahh!ng, smiling -- stop smiling. >> oh [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ] -- it's [ bleep ]. >> "jimmy kimmel live," >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- ashley judd. director bobcat goldthwait. and music from the civil wars. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as far as i know, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, hi, hi. that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for coming. thanks for watching at home. i want to thank everyone in our studio audience tonight for -- thank you for braving the elements to be here with us. everybody okay? we had a scary morning this morning. we had a half inch of rain in l.a. today. and it fell from the sky. god must be mad at us or something. it was terrible. the bottoms of my yoga pants got all wet. [ laughter ] rain is actually very d

like his mother. >> jimmy: that's ashley judd, "missing." and those men so angry and each other? can't you just talk out what your problems are? >> why talk? >> jimmy: your show is set in a different country each week and do you really go to the countries the dor you have a giant green screen? >> no, we actually filmed it all over europe. prague was the base camp. that is where i had my apartment and each episode is some spectacular place. >> jimmy: do you like that? traveling around? >> i do. aprefer a grassroots country humanitarian travel i do. you know, prague is beautiful and i tried to get in with the legacy of prague. that enrich mid experience. >> jimmy: i want to ask you about something you said in an interview. if i see a good creek, i have to get in it, it's disrespectful to a creek not to get in. >> jimmy: what makes a good creek, just to start with. bea water. i like shale bottom creeks. >> jimmy: even if it's freezing cold do you go in? >> of course. >> jimmy: do you takeoff our clothes or go in with a bathing suit? >> i have a

. >> ashley judd. and director bobcat goldthwait. >> as i kid, i was watching, can you count to ten, john john? that guy's a good actor. ahh! >> smiling, smiling -- stop smiling. >> oh [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ] -- it's [ bleep ]. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... addinclear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- ashley judd. director bobcat goldthwait. and music from the civil wars. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as far as i know, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, hi, hi. that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'

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ashley judd, her first television interview fighting back against rumors and insults about the way she looks in a society she says is out of whack. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. tonight, george zimmerman, the armed neighborhood watch volunteer who shot an unarmed teenager named trayvon martin after a scuffle, has been charged with murder in the second degree. he has been free, released by police in sanford, florida. he was not arrested until just late today. after weeks of protests and national attention, the case of trayvon martin has now entered a decidedly new phase. our team is in place, and we begin our coverage of this still unfolding tonight with kerry sanders in florida. good evening. >> good evening. the special prosecutor has charged george zimmerman with second degree murder. george zimmerman, 28 years old, was taken into custody, according to the special prosecutor. he turned himself into the federal department of law enforcement. there was no issue in the fact that he was taken into custody. he is going to eventually be brought here within the next 24 hours

this is ashley judd's first television interview since it all began. >> reporter: ashley judd's certainly no stranger to the spotlight. >> you're going to call me, you might as well say something. >> reporter: she's enjoyed a thriving career in film and tv spanning two decades. but now the star is dealing with some unwanted headlines. >> i don't think that being a public figure makes it legitimate to criticize people the way they are currently criticized in this cultural climate. >> reporter: judd who turns 44 next week is fighting back against critics who recently called her face "puffy" while she made the rounds promoting her new tv series. >> if i didn't try acting as a younger woman, i never would. there was an incredibly nasty vitriolic and gloating tone about it. >> reporter: some concluded she's had work done like facial injections or even plastic surgery. >> so i look bad. i've had work. i look too good. i've had work. it hurt me. it really hurt -- it hurt my feelings. >> reporter: there's been absolutely no plastic surgery, the actress fires b

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it's considered to be ashley judd's puffy face.ind of a silly headline, but it sure got a lot of people talking and in a new opinion piece ashley judd wrote for "the daily beast," she's firing back of those people that are critical of her appearance. we have the before and after picture when ashley judd was photographed with what appeared to be a slightly puffy face. well, that was the beginning and people began to speculate that she'd had work done or that she'd gained a whole bunch of weight and judd said it was the result of steroids that she'd been taking to treat an illness and she was steaming mad that media reports came to conclusions about her looks and i am joined by actress and model emmy. >> this is not the first time that we have seen this critique when someone looks different than they maybe did a year or five or eight years ago. >> that's right. >> why are actresses and models and anybody else, for that matter, mostly women, such fair game for this kind of criticism? >> absolutely women. it seems that the ones that ar

titled ashley judd slaps media in the face for speculation over her puffy face.commentary about what kind of procedures she's had, losing weight, losing her looks. she could lose her husband. here's what she wrote. the conversation was pointedly nasty, gendered and misogynistic and embodies what all girls and women in our culture to a greater or lesser degree, endure every day. both outrageous and subtle. the assault on our body image the hyper sexualization of girls and women and subsequent degradation of women. unfortunately things aren't getting better. >> i read her essay and i found i want interesting. she says in there you can't compare me to what i was 20 years ago. i'm not going to look like that. nor do i really want to because, you know, you should change. you should age gracefully and become who you are. ate tough thing, a.j.. >> the comments that people make send a terrible message. hopefully people will pay attention this time. i don't know if they will. >> we'll see. a.j. will be back with us in the next hour with more showbiz headlines. a "dancing

the university did clarify its mistake on monday and has apologized for confusion. >>> actress ashley juddtacking the media after being accused of getting plastic surgery. >> i think it's the objectification of girls and women and our society that invites the criticism. it doesn't have anything to do with me really and how i look. >> judd says she has looked puffy in recent interviews because of a sinus infection, not because she had work done. her blistering online essay criticized reporters who never called to ask her whether or not she had surgery but instead just assumed and wrote about it. see her full interview on nbc ightly news few n a few mi tes. >>> a local pint-sized musician getting national attention. stay with us. te >>> san franciscans mostly know him as the trumpet kid. but today the 12-year-old street performer got a nationwide audience on "the ellen" show. ♪ putting on the ritz. nice. this is gabriel angelo. his spirited edition of "putting on the ritz" had the audience on its feet, of course. ellen was so charmed, she presented him with a new wardrobe from brooks brother

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ashley judd was attacking the media about comments about her appearance.lammed online by some critics, said she was puffy, a bunch of other things. it has sparked a national dialogue. what do you think about her remarks? judy, let's start with you. >> miss judd is both an actor and she is an activist. she is someone who is used to being out there on the front line, and if people are going to talk about her, in terms of her chubby cheeks, i think she can handle that. i think she's used it to kind of call attention to herself and to her various causes, all of which i applaud. look, jon, i'm worried about people being slaughtered in syria, and the north korean missile test. how people are talking about ashley judd is just not very high on my agenda. i think she just has got to get on with her activism and her life and get over it. jon: she has said, kirsten that she tries not to read what is written about her because the good stuff, as well as the bad stuff she says shouldn't matter to her, but she did decide to take on this issue because she thinks it applie

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and there was a picture of ashley judd that precipitated all of this mean-spirited speculation aboutce. and it became such a story that ashley judd, to her tremendous credit, she, she decided to write an op-ed about what it was like to be the subject of this particular kind of gaze as a woman. and i found it really brave and stirring and righteously angry piece. and let me just read awe quote. she said i chose to address it because the conversation was pointedly nasty, gendered and misogynistic and embodies what all girls and women in our culture to a greater or lesser degree endure every day. in ways both outrageous and subtle. the assault on our body image, the hypersexualization of girls and women and subsequent degradation of our sexuality as we walk through the decades. and the general incessant objectification is what this conversation allegedly about my face is really about. and it struck me that in this week in which we were having a very substantive conversation about this cable news pundit saying something and about the role of women, it happens against a backdrop against w

later this week ashley judd, danny mcbride, bobcat goldthwait, from "glee" dianna agron, and we'll havee civil wars and the shins. >> jimmy: if your mother ever tells you to knock someone out, you should listen to her, it's worked out very well for our next guest. he is a multi-platinum-selling rap legend, a best-selling author and star of one of the most popular shows on tv. just imagine how much more successful he might be if he could just get his body into shape. his series "ncis: los angeles" airs tuesday nights at 9 on cbs. please welcome back ll cool j. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's everything? >> good. >> imhungry, it's funny. >> jimmy: what is that? a lollipop? >> yeah. this is actually from my wife's jewelry line. >> jimmy: she made that? >> yeah. it's a long story, but basically she's recovering from cancer. she had a little bout with cancer and she had a tattoo on her leg with a lollipop on it. because of the surgery, it damaged her tattoo, so she started a jewelry line, and one of the pieces is these lollipops and we date a portion o the proceeds to the american

and the other speaker was actress ashley judd star of "missing". i had the honor of mcing that event on behalf of a san francisco child abuse prevention centser. >> we're given a gift of the children and have a responsibility to take care of them. there are terrible things happening this country. it's that we don't value the greatest gift we've been given which is the next again raigs. >> they get into trouble or become the mascot in a cute, precious and darling. we have ways we cope with having been abused. >> what you have here in san francisco is a child abuse prevention center is extraordinary. your community is so blessed. >> yes. we are. and 600 people were at that sold-out lunchen that raised $325,000 they're still counting. you can log on for more information about the san francisco child abuse prevention center. they're doing great work. >> and what a wonderful cause. >> and there is maddinlin allbright offered lunch with her, bidding got up to $10,000 she offered two. just like that. >> i hope you haven't forgoten today is the last day to

and also, you know, ashley judd's appearance was a hot topic for our "today's professionals" on tuesday. and some people were criticizing her describing her face as puffy, accusing her of having plastic surgery. well, in an exclusive interview with nbc news judd says it is not true, and she is furious with her critics. so we're going to hear from her coming up. but we begin with this breaking news. a tsunami warning triggered by a powerful earthquake off the coast of indonesia. innocence's ian williams is in bangkok, thailand. good morning. >> good morning, ann. well countries all around the indian ocean are on high alert. that massive 8.7 quake triggered tsunami early warning systems from thailand, malaysia, india, singapore, and of course indonesia, which was closest to the epicenter. here in thailand, six provinces have issued warnings. beaches have been evacuated. the airport in phuket, that big holiday island, has been closed. people have been advised to move to higher ground. sirens have been heard all along that coast. now the 8.7 quake was felt right across the region. tall buil

ashley judd fires back against what she calls misogynistic critiques of her appearance. >>> a group of students came to their bus driver's rescue when he lost consciousness, talk about their harrowing ordeal. now keep on it this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

the question of ashley judd and her appearance. has this policy about whether you can be hired based on how much you weigh. if you're going to have a play date for your kids do you need a legal waiver? these are the hot, burning topics. >> it would be upsetting if somebody asked me for a legal -- >> i think it's a little off-putting. you know. right? >> exactly. get to the bottom of that. also we're going to meet a woman who has gone over and above the call of duty to help families who are infertile and she's basically called a super surrogate. she has delivered 11 babies for other families and also four more for her own family. so, we're talking about a woman who's been very valiant trying to help other families. >> that's for sure. >> and then a little differently we want to talk about mr. ricky gervais. she's going to be stopping by coming in tomorrow. we're going to check out. he's got always something fun to say. he's always got somebody on edge. >> i have a feeling it's going to be us tomorrow. anyway, that said let's get ins

finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, ashley judd in a new abc drama called "missing." me believe she's had plastic surgery on her face and are mocking her. miss judd is angry. >> there was an incredibly nasty vitriolic and gloating tone about it. i think it's the objectification of girls and women and this hypersexualization of our society that invites the criticism. we are taught not to admit how much it hurts just, you know, go buy more hair spray, get back to the gym or buy another, you know, butt clencher exercise d.v.d., you know, that's how to undo the hurt when in fact that's just contributing to the pain. >> bill: now, miss judd said she did not have plastic surgery. she was taking drugs for a science -- sinus infection and that puffed up her face. for making her point articulately, she is a patriot. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor web site, talking points memo each evening posted there. if you come in late. we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. name and town, name and town if you

you gotta taste this soup. >>> actress ashley judd is speaking out against ha she calls a hatred of women. recent pictures show judd with what looked like a bit of a puffy face. gossip blogs immediately wondered if the actress had blastic surgery. judd hit back, speaking to "the today show" and slammed critics for openly criticizing her looks. >> i think it's hatred of women that invites criticism, it's the objectification of girls and women and the hypersexualization of our society that invites the criticism. it doesn't have anything to do with me really and how i look. >> judd blames her puffy face on prescription steroids to clear up hersinuses. >>> you can take a look at stories we're following this afternoon. jim hanley joins us with more. >> first at 4:00, latest live from florida as george zimmerman makes his first court appearance today. then tonight at 5:00, what's in a number? liz crenshaw has the five factors that raise or lower your credit score. and what you can do to improve your standing. it's a report you've got to see tonight at 5:00, for all the day's news, we join you f

finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, ashley judd in a new abc drama called "missing." ad plastic surgery on her face and are mocking her. miss judd is angry. >> there was an incredibly nasty vitriolic and gloating tone about it. i think it's the objectification of girls and women and this hypersexualization of our society that invites the criticism. we are taught not to admit how much it hurts just, you know, go buy more hair spray, get back to the gym or buy another, you know, butt clencher exercise d.v.d., you know, that's how to undo the hurt when in fact that's just contributing to the pain. >> bill: now, miss judd said she did not have plastic surgery. she was taking drugs for a science -- sinus infection and that puffed up her face. for making her point articulately, she is a patriot. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor web site, talking points memo each evening posted there. if you come in late. we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. name and town, name and town if you wish to opine. wo

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