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Mischa Barton

Mischa Barton says she feels healthier now that she’s following a vegan diet.

The actress says she’s no longer being strict about what she eats as long as it’s animal-free.

“Mischa’s grown tired of doing extreme fasts and cleanses to try and drop weight quickly and then putting it all back on. She’s healthier than ever, following a vegan eating plan – but she’s not calorie counting,” Contactmusic quoted a source as telling Heat Magazine.

“Mischa’s been through the wringer with her body. Her weight has massively fluctuated over the years, after falling off and on the diet wagon, but now she’s giving herself a break,” she added.

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Bob Marley

Creatures and the famous go together like vegan cookies and soy milk.

The latest in the other than human living kingdom to be paired with a celebrity name is a crustacean named Gnathia marleyi, named after the late Bob Marley.

“I named this species, which is truly a natural wonder, after Marley because of my respect and admiration for Marley’s music,” Paul Sikkel, an assistant professor of marine ecology at Arkansas State University, said in a statement.

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Russell Simmons

Russell Simmons has written a letter to New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley giving his input on the controversial soda ban in the city.

Sure, an excess consumption of sugary drinks may lead to weight gain. But there’s good evidence that dairy products cause the same harm.

If you’re going to ban the fizzy Slurpee, ban the moo juice too, says Simmons in his letter.

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Morgan Freeman On Vegetarian V. Meat Eater Intelligence

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, June 6th, 2012 in Actors, Film & TV, Food & Drink, Research + Science.

Morgan Freeman

Morgan Freeman is gearing up for the third season of Through The Wormhole, a series on Science that explores the many relationships between science, philosophy, mankind and the universe.

Freeman narrates each episode and tonight he’ll guide viewers through the question of whether a superior race exists.

Some say humans are so intelligent because their ancestors ate meat, which provided nutrients essential for brain development. This theory will be covered, as Freeman explained.

“We discuss the idea of a superior race coming here,” he said in an interview with The Wrap. “Professor Michio Kaku has an interesting discussion on it. Intelligence apparently requires an enormous amount of protein. Which is why we eat meat. Instead of being vegetarians. We have this enormous brain capacity.”

But when asked if meat eaters were still intellectually superior, Freeman was hesitant.

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Tapped the movie

The producer behind Tapped, a film that examines the effects of the bottled water industry, Stephanie Soechtig, has teamed up with Katie Couric and producer of the environmental film, An Inconvenient Truth, Laurie David, to take a closer look at childhood obesity and its causes.

The Big Picture will follow children, aged 11-17, as they share their food experiences and weight issues through video diaries.

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Jenny Garth Discovers Research Proven Evidence Animals Heal

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, April 25th, 2012 in Actresses, Animal Issues, Research + Science.

Jenny Garth

Jenny Garth‘s marriage to Twilight saga dad Peter Facinelli has ended after 11 years and the former 90210 star has found comfort in the company of animals to help her through the transition.

Garth and her children have moved into a Los Olivos ranch with four dogs, two goats, five cats, two small horses and a pig.

“Having all these animals fills a void for me because I’m kind of going through a rough time right now,” she said on the debut of her new show, “Jennie Garth: A Little Bit Country.” “The animals give you unconditional love, and that feels good.”

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The latest in viral videos that feature animals doing cute human things has arrived.

Mishka is a talking Huskie who entertained The Today Show viewers with her human vocabulary of “Hello,” “I’m hungry,” and “I love you.”

Not bad. Most animal lovers talk to their pets, but do four-legged family members comprehend what they’re saying?

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Paula Cole

Singer Paula Cole, most famous for her 90s pop hit “Where Have All The Cowboys Gone,” is featured in the September 2011 issue of Vegetarian Times.

Cole gave up eating meat at 14, but says she allowed her daughter Skye to make the decision when she was ready.

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