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Seven-time Grammy winner Madonna confessed that she's in 'deep despair' about the Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade last Friday and is 'scared' for her four daughters, including her eldest Lourdes 'Lola' Leon. 'I woke up [Friday] to the terrifying news that Roe v. Wade had been overturned and that legislation has decided that we no longer have rights as women over our bodies,' the 63-year-old Queen of Pop - who boasts 48.3M social media followers - wrote on Sunday. 'This decision has plunged me and every other woman in this country into deep despair. Now the supreme court...

Jane Fonda claims she received preferential treatment when she was arrested during a climate change protest because she is white and famous. The 82-year-old actress was detained four times last year during weekly demonstrations in Washington. She revealed that on one occasion she spent a night in jail and used her £700 red wool coat to bed down. […] “I’m white and I’m famous and I think orders came down from the attorney general to handle me with kid gloves,” Miss Fonda told Elle USA. […] “There was a woman who was very cold and I loaned her my coat....

<p>One day, at the height of her fame in the mid-Seventies, Jane Fonda turned up on the doorstep of her ex-husband, Roger Vadim. She was lugging a bulging sack.</p> <p>Vadim’s glamorous new girlfriend let her in, thrilled to meet the movie icon at last. But her excitement soon turned to disbelief. The star of Julia, Klute and The China Syndrome had come to do her laundry. Why? Because her second husband, Tom Hayden, a Left-wing activist with a bulbous nose and acne-scarred cheeks, had forbidden her to have either a washing machine or dishwasher. Far too bourgeois.</p>

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha! Love this sketch! SNL Jane you ignorant sluthttp://www.hulu.com/watch/2306/saturday-night-live-point-counterpoint-lee-marvin-and-michelle-triola

Here we go Again! In 1968 .. I received a letter from the local selective service board that caught me by surprise. It did, and still does make me laugh with the opening line of: "Greetings". From that day forward, my life has never been the same! As a young adult, (teenager really), I found myself sitting thousands of miles away from home, scared and confused but .. "Proud" because .. I was serving my country. I apologize, I have gotten ahead of myself. I never questioned why I was there and I have never really regretted it 'Except' for...

Lucky old America. Their greatest Oscar-winning, anti-war virago Miss Jane Fonda is coming out of 30 years of self-imposed retirement from campaigning to let it be known that her compatriots' presence in Iraq is, frankly, iffy. She has not taken a stand on any war, she says, since Vietnam when she famously - or infamously, depending where you stand - hoisted herself atop a big fat north Vietnamese gun and smiled prettily for the cameras. But enough is enough of the subsequent silence, so she has announced to cheering throngs that she is to take a bus tour right across...

All right. It's a tossup here as to which column is the most outrageously hilarious. Paul Krugman, in the New York Times today, or Jane Smiley in Slate MSN.com yesterday. My vote -- it's a tossup, but I have to say that it is Jane Smiley at Slate MSN.com. She's a novelist of some repute, although I've never heard of her, but she has written a couple novels out there. What Slate MSN.com has been asking some of their key writers to do, is to tackle the question of why the Democratic Party keeps losing elections, and so they've had...