Glee star Lea Michele is on the cover of the September 2011 issue of Harper’s Bazaar.
The actress told the magazine over a bowl of oatmeal that although she’s been accused of being a little on the thin side, her vegetarian diet doesn’t mean she’s eating birdseed for every meal.
“My schedule is insane, but I can out-eat you,” Michele said.
A behind the scenes clip from her photo shoot with Harper’s Bazaar can be viewed below.
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Addicted to meat?
Author Kathy Freston has a 7 step program she shared at the Huffington Post to help those who can’t stop hiding the beef jerkys underneath the bed at home and Ho-hos inside the file cabinet at work.
Freston explores the idea of being addicted to several unhealthy foods, such as dairy and excess sugar.
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She’s a successful entrepreneur and reality TV star, but Angela Simmons is setting her sights on yet another challenge.
The vegetarian who credits her diet for her great looking figure is hoping she’ll go vegan in the future.
“I eat pretty well, I’m a vegetarian,” Simmons told GlobalGrind. “Hopefully I’ll be a vegan in a couple of years, but I’m taking it one step at a time.”
Michael Vick established a relationship with the Humane Society of the United States after he was convicted for his involvement with dog fighting activities.
Since then, he and HSUS CEO Wayne Pacelle have traveled across the country, making in-person appearances to teens in at-risk areas and appearing on national television shows to educate the public.
Greta van Susteren recently hosted Vick and Pacelle on her Fox News show The Record.
Rachel Oberlin, known by her adult movie star name as Bree Olson, is known to Tweet her vegan thoughts on the Internet frequently.
“I said on my Twitter, “You guys, your meat jokes are retarded! You’re not clever, so please stop saying it.” I would seriously get like 30 of them a day!” Charlie Sheen‘s former goddess told The Daily Beast.
Meat jokes are stupid, but vegetarian jokes will make you the life of any party. The next time you’re at a loss of words at a vegan fondue get-together, try using a few of the following great lines.
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes is coming to a theatre near you this month, but don’t expect to watch any real apes while you’re munching on popcorn.
The film uses computer generated imagery to create realistic images of animals without having to subject them to the potential stresses that might occur if they were actually on the set.
“We wanted to tell our story without using live apes for any number of reasons,” said director Rupert Wyatt. “It would be a cruel irony to tell the story of the exploited and repressed and use live apes to do so.”
