Vegetarian Star

Leona Lewis‘ fashion line may have hit a little bump.

Though the singer still has plans to have a clothing and shoes brand created, it’s been difficult finding ethical and vegetarian friendly supplies.

“I’m trying to make that happen as soon as I can,” Lewis told UK Vogue.

“It’s a challenge – mostly with shoes – as I don’t wear any leather and am very ethical about what I wear.”

Despite the challenges, Leona’s love of both animals and fashion will most likely give her the motivation to continue to pursue the clothing line that Leona wishes to be both trendy and affordable.

“I really enjoy fashion and I love being creative. I work with a couple of stylists but I love fashion so am always looking online and in magazines for inspiration,” she said.

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Is Kesha a faux fur requesting diva at photo shoots?

Billboard magazine featured the singer and mentioned she posed in a faux fur coat for Q magazine.

This would put her at the opposite end of the spectrum from her pal Adam Lambert, who she recently shared a lip lock with.

Lambert said real fur not only looks great, but added, “I didn’t kill the thing, so I don’t see why I can’t wear it.”

Sigh…dear Adam, would  you want your skin to be used in someone’s Glam Rock performance?

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What did Hannah Teter load up on during the week she won the Silver Medal in the Women’s snowboard halfpipe competition in this year’s winter Olympics?

People magazine says Hannah starts her day with a smoothie and likes to cook stir-fry vegetable dishes with a side a quinoa.

“I don’t overcook, because you lose what’s good in the food,” Hannah said.

Loved to know what else Hannah creates in the kitchen.

Is there any chance of a vegetarian Olympian cookbook in the works?

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Cory Monteith, known for playing Finn Hudson on Glee, discussed his favorite spots to eat, relax and enjoy life in Vancouver.

Cory says vegetarian restaurant The Naam is the best place to healthily pig out…even if he only eats there every once in awhile.

“I like to eat healthy sometimes. But I like to eat incredibly badly sometimes too. I try to balance it out. If you go to The Naam, you can at least feel as though the large stomach full of food you’re sleeping on is at least vegetables.”

Of course, The Naam has more than broccoli and carrots.

Watch the video below to learn Cory’s other favorite spots.

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A big slice of vegan birthday cake goes out to the following vegetarian or vegan celebrities.

• Steve Jobs (55)

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“Up to this point we’ve only supported hunger abroad mainly through the United Nations World Food Programme, so tonight is our launch of the FEED USA campaign, where we start to focus on aiding hungry people in America as well as getting healthier school meals to kids in America.”

—-Lauren Bush, to Stylist, on expanding FEED projects to help end hunger in the United States.

Can’t wait to see the handbags that will support this endeavor!

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Michelle Delamor

Season 9 American Idol contestant Michelle Delamor says her personality sets her apart from the others, but the Veg Star thinks her diet makes her even more fantastic.

“Most people would be surprised to know that I’ve been a vegetarian since I was three,” Delamor said.

“I don’t eat any animals.”

She didn’t give her reasons for going vegetarian, but added she also loves baking for herself and others.

Wonder if she has converted any of her meat eating friends by whipping up some meatless delights?

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Leona Lewis is about to embark on her first ever headline tour and although she’s a little worried about getting homesick, she’s already packing her bags with her favorite veggie comfort foods.

“The worst thing is missing home. Like anyone who has to travel for their work, you do get a bit homesick sometimes. So I travel with my PG Tips tea and my baked beans.”

By eating low fat, high fiber and high protein plant foods like beans, Leona doesn’t have to worry much about looking good for her audience.

She told new! magazine, “I think every woman feels under pressure to look a certain way, and women do it to other women – which seems so bizarre. I want to look good, but being healthy is my main thing. I want to promote being healthy in your own body shape.”

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