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Phil Collen

“I became a vegetarian at the end of the Pyromania tour [in 1984]. I wanted to do it for ethical reasons…I didn’t like the idea of eating slaughtered, tortured animals. The vegan thing was more of a health thing, getting clogged-up dairy stuff. Most cows who are still alive, and some of them have an okay life and are [milked] properly, they’re tortured as well—just slammed into these pens in these pretty nasty things.”

–Def Leppard’s Phil Collen on what motivated him to go vegetarian.

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Anne Hathaway

“I am a vegetarian but I have a sweet tooth, so I go to this wonderful bakery in New York called BabyCakes. It makes amazing vegan cakes, which are glutton free and often sugar free, egg free and dairy free. The vegan apple-pie is incredible—it is my favourite dish.”

Anne Hathaway, on how she satisfies her cravings for all things sweet and animal free.

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Mario Batali

“The fact is, most people in the U.S. eat way more meat than is good for them or the planet, but even knowing this, the chances are little that we are all going to become vegetarians, much less vegan. Asking everyone to go vegetarian or vegan is not a realistic or attainable goal, but we can focus on a more plant-based diet and support the farmers who raise their animals humanely and sustainably. This is why I am such a big believer in the Meatless Monday Movement and the Environmental Working Group’s Meat Eaters Guide to Climate Change and Health.”

Mario Batali, on the Environmental Working Group’s site that helps potential part-time vegetarians learn how to reduce their footprint. The guide discusses both the environmental and health benefits that are gained from reducing one’s intake of animal products.

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Christie Brinkley

“I’m a life-long vegetarian. I’m a mother of three kids, two of whom are quite young and I’ve got to be able to ski, snowboard, surf, kayak, paddleboard and all that stuff and dancing has now become a major way to be in shape for all of that. Definitely my body has been in shape since I took on this role so I’m going to be doing the Honey Rag, every day.”

Christie Brinkley, on how she keeps Roxy Hart’s legs looking sexy on the Broadway musical Chicago. Christie can be seen demonstrating some of her musical moves on Good Morning America below.

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Martha Quinn

“I went with a friend to [California’s] Santa Monica Pier. We were idly watching a guy fishing; he reeled in a fish, and the poor thing was gasping and writhing. I thought, I’m going to take a break from the animal-killing thing. I still think about the fish, and wish I could communicate to that spirit how many lives it saved.”

Martha Quinn, well-known 80s pop culture icon who was one of the original MTV VJs. Quinn’s entire family is vegetarian–even the dogs. Quinn’s Q & A can be found in the July/August 2011 issue of Vegetarian Times.

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Megan Fox

“I do eat healthily – mostly raw and vegan food with no dairy,’ the 25-year-old said. ‘It’s not always possible with travel and filming but I try.”

Megan Fox, dishing on diet secrets. Fox also added that she tries to eat several times a day and takes supplements.

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Moby

“I want to do something with whatever fame I have, but I’m not going to be presumptuous and say people should do the same thing.”

Moby, to Gulf News on promoting a healthy lifestyle to his fans.

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“We are not inheriting Mother Earth from our parents, but rather, we are stealing from our children. And it’s payback time.”

–vegetarian primatologist, philanthropist and conservationist Jane Goodall, during a speech to the children of clients of UBS, Switzerland’s largest bank. The purpose of Goodall’s presentation was to encourage getting involved with philanthropy, animal welfare and human rights. The UBS program is designed to reach out to heirs of the bank’s millionaire clients.

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