You have a call waiting. Please pick up. It could be Jessica Alba waiting for you. Or Patton Oswalt. Or Emmy Rossum. Or one of any number of other stars who have signed up to personally call voters on behalf of Vice President Kamala Harris as her team tries a new way of connecting with potential Democratic voters.
Kamala Harris has deployed a gaggle of Hollywood celebrities — whose estimated personal net worths exceed $200 million — to campaign for her in Arizona as former President Donald Trump’s lead in the Grand Canyon state continues to grow, with one recent poll showing him leading 48 percent to 42 percent in the crucial swing state.
Actress Jessica Alba, who appeared in a pair of much derided comic book movies more than a decade ago, says Marvel’s cinematic superhero films are still too white.
Dr. Seuss appears to be the latest target caught in the cancel culture crosshairs, with Dr. Seuss Enterprises announcing that it would discontinue the publication of six popular Dr. Seuss books and Joe Biden breaking presidential precedent this week by omitting Dr. Seuss in his presidential proclamation for “Read Across America Day.” But it was just a few years ago that scores of Hollywood celebrities celebrated the famed author’s birthday.
Honest Company — a household goods and cleaning products company co-founded by actress Jessica Alba — has agreed to pay $1.55 million in a class-action lawsuit settlement for failing to inform consumers that its soaps and cleaning products contain a toxic chemical.
TechCrunch is reporting that Unilever is negotiating to buy Jessica Alba’s e-commerce start-up The Honest Company as another online offering, like the Dollar Shave Club.
Weeks after being forced to defend its line of organic sunblock, Jessica Alba’s all-natural Honest Company is facing a multi-million dollar lawsuit for allegedly misleading consumers about what ingredients are in its other products.
Jessica Alba has found massive success with her Honest Company—but one thing she’s tired of is comparisons to fellow actress and entrepreneur Gwyneth Paltrow.
Jessica Alba’s all-natural product line the Honest Company, worth $1 billion, is under fire after several customers took to social media this weekend to post painful-looking sunburn photos, claiming the company’s sunscreen line is inefficient. A number of images which
Gwyneth Paltrow told TIME magazine this week that she thinks being compared to other celebrity female entrepreneurs is “slightly misogynistic.”
Jessica Alba, whose estimated fortune was pegged at $200 million, has landed the latest cover of Forbes magazine, titled America’s Richest Self-Made Women.
