Mad Men's Jon Hamm isn't the only celebrity with some observations about Kim Kardashian, because now action star Jason Statham is sipping the haterade.

In a recent interview with Details, the British actor was asked if he considers himself a brand.

"F*ck 'em," replied the The Expendables actor. "Kim Kardashian's a brand."

Earlier this month, Hamm name checked the E! reality starlet and observed that being "a f*cking idiot is a valuable commodity in this culture because you're rewarded significantly."

Kardashian responded by calling Hamm's comments "careless."

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This morning, Jon Hamm and a few cast members from AMC's Mad Men appeared on The Today Show, and Hamm was asked about the controversial comments he made about Kim Kardashian.

"It's a part of our culture that I certainly don't identify with and I don't really understand the appeal of it other than that car-crash sensibility," he told Matt Lauer. "It's not something that I partake in or enjoy, but it is what it is and here we are."

Hamm recently called Kim Kardashian a "f*cking idiot" in Elle UK, and Kardashian responded by calling his comments "careless."

The actor begins talking about his opinion on the situation at 7:00.

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Hunger Games actress Jennifer Lawrence is the latest star to take on the Kardashian epidemic in the press, and compared her latest film to the hubbub over Kim Kardashian's divorce.

"I was watching the Kardashian girl [Kim] getting divorced, and that's a tragedy for anyone," she told Parade. "But they're using it for entertainment, and we're watching it."

Lawrence says The Hunger Games books, which feature a post-apocalyptic society that forces children to fight to their deaths in a broadcasted battle, "hold[s] up a terrible kind of mirror: This is what our society could be like if we became desensitized to trauma and to each other's pain."

The big screen adaptation of the book, also written by series author Suzanne Collins, stars Lawrence and will be released March 23rd.

We're not going to disagree with her point, but "the Kardashian girl?" If you're going to use Kardashian's name to drum up publicity for your new film, have the decency to say it. Even Jon Hamm knows that.

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Kim Kardashian is siccing her team of lawyers on a Mexican plastic surgeon who is currently using her image on his billboard.

On the Mexican side of the California-Mexico border, Dr. Victor Ramirez's billboard encourages drivers to call him instead of an uncertified surgeon. "Don't risk your beauty or your health," reads the sign.

When contacted by TMZ, the doctor admitted that he did not have permission to use her image and said "Obviously I did not speak to Kim Kardashian. I do not have her number."

The reality starlet has famously denied plastic surgery, and her lawyers are currently figuring out how to keep Dr. Ramirez from using her likeness on his sign.

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Jon Hamm has commented further on his beef with Kim Kardashian, and explained that he wasn't trying to personally attack the reality starlet.

"What I said was meant to be more on pervasiveness of something in our culture, not personal, but she took offense to it and that is her right," said the Mad Men actor last night at PaleyFest.

He added that he didn't know Kardashian, and is only familiar with her public persona.

Last week in Elle UK, Hamm mentioned her by name and said "being a f*cking idiot is a valuable commodity in this culture because you're rewarded significantly."

On Monday Kardashian responded and observed that while "everyone is entitled to their own opinion," his comments were "careless."

Video of the interview at the source.

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Kim Kardashian and her soon-to-be ex-husband Kris Humphries received approximately $100,000 worth of wedding gifts, and now the reality starlet has written a check to charity in lieu of returning or donating the actual loot from her August wedding.

The Kourtney and Kim Take New York star wrote a $200,000 check to the Dream Foundation, but US Weekly reports that Humphries isn't very happy with her decision. The New Jersey Nets baller reportedly believes she should have returned all of the gifts.

Kardashian's friend Jonathan Cheban came to her defense by pointing out to TMZ that Humphries reportedly still has the $5,000 Yves Saint Laurent gift card Cheban gave him as a wedding gift.

Cheban said Kardashian did "the honorable thing," and Humphries is in no place to judge as long as he holds on to that gift card.

Despite her generous donation to charity, many have pointed out that Kardashian will be able to write off a generous tax deduction for herself. Since the donation technically came from her pocket, the charitable deduction will be all hers come next tax season.

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