Busy Phillips: Celebs Rumors

Jessica Chastain has highlighted the hypocrisy of yesterday’s Independence Day celebrations, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.On July 4, the Oscar-winning actress took to social media to make her feelings clear about the US Supreme Court’s decision to remove women’s constitutional right to safe abortions.“Happy ‘Independence’ Day from me and my reproductive rights,” she tweeted, alongside an image of herself sticking her middle fingers up at the camera.Chastain is one of many stars to publicly criticise the Supreme Court’s ruling, with her Mother’s Instinct co-star Anne Hathaway also sharing her thoughts in an Instagram post.Sharing images from her recent cover shoot for ELLE France, Hathaway wrote: “Had such a lovely time shooting this story in a country where they honour reproductive rights xx.”Last week, actress, singer and comedian Bette Midler also provided her own form of criticism, ironically calling for a US ban on viagra.“Time to ban Viagra.

, you can be sure we’ll also be talking about women’s health. It makes sense that the conversations overlap: Women seem uniquely driven to turn their health struggles into action, and Glamour celebrates that.

Former Dawson’s Creek actress Busy Phillips announced that she has split from her screenwriter husband Marc Silverstein after 14 years of marriage, although she’s kept the split secret for over a year.The 42 year old, who shares two daughters, Birdie, 13, and Cricket, eight, with Marc, made the admission on her podcast, Busy Phillips Is Doing Her Best Whilst she didn't give a reason for the breakup, she did reveal that she and Marc actually split in February 2021. Speaking on the podcast, she said: "It's been a really long time that Marc and I have been separated and our kids know, our families know, our friends know.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Keke Palmer has earned praises for her talk with the National Guard today (June 2) in Los Angeles.