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Billy Corgan‘s commercial debut promotes a local company in his hometown and benefits an animal welfare organization.
“I can honestly say that if it had been anybody else in the country outside of Chicago … I probably wouldn’t have done it,” Corgan said, according to the Chicago Tribune.
“(And because) the commercial’s obviously very focused on the Chicago market,” added Corgan of the combined advertisement for his wrestling company Reinaissance Pro and Walter E. Smithe furniture.
The furniture company donated $50,000 to PAWS Chicago–the city’s largest no-kill animal organziation– in exchange for Corgan’s participation.
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Kyle Chandler, star of the hit television series Friday Night Lights, will be joining his adolescent daughter Sawyer to educate lawmakers in Texas on the cruelty of shark finning.
Chandler is scheduled to address legislatures on Humane Lobby Day on March 14.
He and Sawyer back H.B.852/S.B. 572, which intends to “prohibit the sale, trade, purchase and transportation of shark fins in Texas.”
Dr. Barnard discussed the impact of Alzheimer’s disease on millions of Americans and what can be done to prevent it.
“There’s nothing more frightening than losing your memory and your connections. Most people have thought, well, it’s just part of aging and I’m going to spend the last 5 or 10 years of my life not knowing anybody,” said Dr. Barnard.
“The beautiful news is we now know what seems to be triggering that so that we can avoid it.”
Deschanel, a vegan, animal welfare advocate and environmentalist, is already instilling the values of a cruelty-free and eco-friendly lifestyle in Henry.
The Bones actress is using earth-friendly baby products and feeding Henry a meat-free diet.
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Art Smith and Tal Ronnen
Art Smith is one of the brains behind LYFE kitchen, a restaurant in the LA area serving healthier convenience food.
Although LYFE is not a vegetarian restaurant, it does offer plant-based options for those customers. In addition, it serves more sustainable meat products.
Smith spoke with the LAist on his decision to remove some meat from his menu at home.
