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Time’s Up is making some major changes.

The advocacy group, formed amid the #MeToo movement, dissolved its A-list-filled advisory board, Variety reported Thursday (September 10).

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Naomi Watts poses with journalist Gretchen Carlson while attending the premiere of her limited series The Loudest Voice on Monday (June 24) at the Paris Theatre in New York City.

The Oscar-nominated actress portrays Gretchen in the new Showtime series!

Other cast members in attendance included Russell Crowe, Sienna Miller, Annabelle Wallis, Simon McBurney, Aleksa Palladino, Josh Stamberg, Mackenzie Astin, Lucy Owen, Jenna Leigh Green, and Patch Darragh. This seven-part limited series based on a bestselling book is about Roger Ailes, the founder of Fox News, who is played by Russell.

The series premiere of The Loudest Voice airs on Sunday (June 30) at 10pm.

FYI: Naomi is wearing an Erdem dress.

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Here’s your very first look at Naomi Watts as Gretchen Carlson in the upcoming series The Loudest Voice in the Room.

Naomi was seen all done up in costume, hair and makeup for the role on the set of the show on Thursday (February 21) in New York City.

If you don’t know, Gretchen was a former Fox News anchor who left the network and sued the CEO, the late Roger Ailes, for sexual harassment. They eventually settled out of court. Russell Crowe will take on the role of Roger Ailes in the show.

FYI: Naomi is wearing white Tory Burch boots.

Adam Rippon is dapper as he hits the red carpet at the 2018 TIME Person Of The Year Celebration held at Capitale on Wednesday (December 12) in New York City.

The 29-year-old Olympic gymnast was joined at the event by David Blaine, Gretchen Carlson, Jeff Gordon, Tyler Florence, Marc Benioff, Robin Roberts of Good Morning America and Mehmet Oz of Dr. Oz Show.

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Time magazine’s Person of the Year 2018 are the journalists who have been targeted for doing their job: aka The Guardians and the War on Truth.

Last week, Adam stepped out in style to celebrate the 2018 GQ Men of the Year at their big bash in Beverly Hills.

Nicole Kidman is in talks to play Gretchen Carlson in the upcoming movie about Fox News’ Roger Ailes, Variety reports.

The film, titled Fair and Balanced, will focus on the late Fox News chief. No other information about the casting has been revealed at this time.

In 2016, Gretchen, who used to work at the network, sued Roger for sexual harassment. The lawsuit was eventually settled.

Charlize Theron has already signed on to play Megyn Kelly, who also used to work for the network before movie to the Today show.

The Miss America organization has announced a big change: the swimsuit competition is being removed entirely and women will no longer be judged based on physical appearance.

“We’ve heard from a lot of young women who say, ‘We’d love to be a part of your program but we don’t want to be out there in high heels and a swimsuit,’ so guess what, you don’t have to do that anymore. Who doesn’t want to be empowered, learn leadership skills and pay for college and be able to show the world who you are as a person from the inside of your soul,” Miss America Organization chair of the Board of Trustees Gretchen Carlson said in a statement. “That’s what we’re judging them on now.”

“We are now open, inclusive and transparent and I want to inspire thousands of young people across this country to come and be a part of our program,” Gretchen continued. “We want you and we want to celebrate your accomplishments and your talents and then we want to hand you scholarships.”

Two former Miss America winners want women to take over the top positions with the Miss American Organization.

After the pageant’s CEO Sam Haskell resigned after inappropriate emails he wrote about former contestants, past winners Kate Shindle and Gretchen Carlson have released a statement for a much needed call to action for the program.

“While it is reassuring that some of the perpetrators of the abuses within the Miss America Organization have resigned, this by no means fulfills the need for a thorough housecleaning of the Board of Directors,” Kate and Gretchen started her statement.

The ladies continued: “We will continue to demand the resignations of every individual who either participated in the abuse of women or stood by and was complicit by failing to conduct proper due diligence, as legally required by their fiduciary obligations. In addition, we expect that no new board members will be appointed until every implicated board member has resigned.”

“As evidenced by the thousands of voices – of contestants, former titleholders, local, state and national volunteers – being raised in support of our goals, this Board of Directors has lost the trust of the country,” Kate continued. “For the good of the organization, they must step away. The women of Miss America are determined to take back our program. This is not over yet.”

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