As millions of people took to the streets around the world yesterday to show support for women’s rights, scores of Hollywood stars joined them. While the sheer numbers of non-celebrities marching together is incredibly powerful on its own, having actors, singers, and more join their ranks only helps to draw attention to women’s empowerment. 

In Washington, a handful of stars took the stage to address the throngs of people. Scarlett Johansson spoke about the importance of access to healthcare for women while America Ferrera spoke about immigration. CHIME FOR CHANGE Advisory Board member Madonna offered a stinging rebuke of President Trump while Ashley Judd delivered a poem called "Nasty Women."

Elsewhere, stars joined the ranks of marchers in LA, NYC, London, and Park City, Utah, where the Sundance Film Festival is happening.

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Chelsea Handler in Park City, Utah

Alicia Keys and Janelle Monae in DC

Chrissy Teigen in DC

America Ferrera in DC

Demi Lovato with U2’s The Edge in LA

Emma Watson

Madonna & Amy Schumer in Washington, DC

Scarlett Johansson in DC

Michael Moore takes a photo of Cher with Alec Baldwin

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Katy Perry + Gloria Steinem in DC

Today a feminist got her wings. Thank you @gloriasteinem ❤👼🏼

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Jane Fonda with Kerry Washington and Alfre Woodard in LA

Megan Mullally in Park City, Utah

Nick Offerman in Park City, Utah

Lin Manuel in London

Jennifer Grey in LA

Miley Cyrus in LA

John Legend from the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah

The beginning of today's #womensmarch at #Sundance

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Ashley Judd shared a poem written by Nina Donavon, a 19-year-old woman from Tennessee.

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