Being Blue with Molly Sims

Being Blue with Molly Sims
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"Women's Health" magazine published its first environmental issue, and Young Hollywood was there to celebrate and talk to some of today's hottest actresses, like Molly Sims, about the importance of water and the environment.
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Welcome to younghollywood. com. Hey, Young Hollywood, I'm Jill Man. We're inside the infamous Skybar in Hollywood, California. Why is tonight all about water? We're here with the beautiful Molly Sims. Has water always been a big part of your health routine?
It's been a big part of my life, water. I was a swimmer for 10 years. I have a pool. I swim like once a week. Water's important. It's our number one natural resource and I think anything we can do to raise awareness to save it, we gotta do it. Being involved with women's health and events that that get the word out. I mean, look at Al Gore, he just won the Nobel Prize.
How many glasses of water do you actually drink a day?
Probably like three small bottles. I love Vitamin Water too.
Tonight's event, tell us a little bit about it.
It's a it's a celebration for Women's Health dedicating an entire issue to conserving our water.
And how many glasses of water do you really drink a day? You mean large bottles of water? How many large bottles of water do you drink a day?
I don't know, a lot. I mean, I walk around with a huge bottle of water all day long, so hydrate, hydrate, hydrate.
We're here with Jody Lyn O'Keefe of Prison Break. Is there a lot of water on the set?
There is, because it's been really hot in Texas. We've had actors falling over. I drink an obscene amount of water a day. I I keep putting it in. I don't know. I'm I've been hooked forever. I've always been that way. I've been a big water drinker.
We are here with Alexandra and Philippe Cousteau, the grandchildren of Jacques Cousteau. This is the first blue issue ever. That's a big breakthrough. I mean, you know, everybody's been doing green issues for a long time. The idea for Women's Health to embrace a new idea and say, listen, we can't just have green issues, but blue is as important as green. How do we start to create a little bit of movement around people understanding how important fresh water and the oceans are? So thrilled that Molly and Rebecca decided to be part of this. That's just such an honor to have them here.
Hey Young Hollywood, it's Rebecca Gayheart.
Hey, I'm Molly Sims and you're watching Young Hollywood.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Molly Sims
Actress and model interviewed about water and environmental awareness, also a swimmer.
- Jill Man
Young Hollywood interviewer.
- Al Gore
Mentioned by Molly Sims for winning the Nobel Prize.
- Jody Lyn O'Keefe
Actress from Prison Break, interviewed about staying hydrated.
- Alexandra Cousteau
Grandchild of Jacques Cousteau, interviewed about the 'Blue Issue'.
- Philippe Cousteau
Grandchild of Jacques Cousteau, interviewed about the 'Blue Issue'.
- Jacques Cousteau
Grandfather of Alexandra and Philippe Cousteau, pioneering ocean explorer.
- Rebecca Gayheart
Actress mentioned and appearing at the end.
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