Written by Vegetarian Star on July 9th, 2009 in Food & Drink, TV Hosts.
X Factor judge Cheryl Cole was called “brunette Barbie” by Melanie Rickey, fashion editor-at-large of Grazia magazine, because of her beautiful face and doll-like proportions.
The UK Mail on Sunday recently profiled Cheryl’s style from fashion to diet, which is mostly vegetarian, and includes miso soup and other Japanese dishes because they’re low in fat and dairy.
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 9th, 2009 in Actors, Environment-Eco-Green.
Comments Off on Ed Begley Jr. Gets His Own Treehugger.com Forum
The granddaddy of all green, known for his home solar panels and getting around with his bum on a bicycle now has his own forum on the green and environmental site, treehugger.com.
This is a place where you can leave questions that Ed Begley Jr. himself will personally answer.
The forum is structured around this vegan’s upcoming book, Ed Begley Jr.’s Guide To Sustainable Living, which will be available September 8.
From treehugger.com:
“In the forum you can learn about Conservation, Production, and Management of resources in your life. You can ask Ed questions, view exclusive video and photos, learn about products Ed officially endorses or just personally loves.”
“Now Ed’s a busy guy, so it may take a little bit to get an answer to your questions, but we have a lot of helpful members and moderators, not to mention other forums where you might find interesting discussions.”
People are already asking questions about green investment clubs, air conditioning versus evaporative coolers, composting, and clean water issues.
Our favorite question so far is this one:
“Why don’t you ever talk about being a vegan? I have to assume you are, since you obviously are one of the leaders (or at least the biggest star) of the green movement. Do you feel there is too much of a stigma around it? Why not at least say “I try to be a vegetarian sometimes.” Bare in mind I am saying this as a fan of yours since the days of you as DJ’s principle on Roseanne. Perhaps you have talked about in print, but I am specifically referring to your reality show on Planet Green.”
Hey, we know Ed talks about his vegetarianism. But agree he should do it more often.
Visit the Ed Begley Jr. forum and post your questions now!
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Yoko Ono and Heather Mills may be worlds apart in character, age, and professions, but they have one thing in common: Both were married to former members of the Beatles!
Yoko and the late John Lennon posed for a very sexy, “Give Peace A Chance,” photo that was later adapted to promote vegetarianism, starring Corey Feldman and wife Susie Feldman, the tagline changed to Give Peas a Chance.
Heather had a brief, extremely public, and tumultuous relationship with Paul McCartney that didn’t last, but we’re crossing our fingers her new vegan restaurant V Bites does.
So between the two “wives of a Beatle,” who would you rather…
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 8th, 2009 in Actresses, Bollywood, Not So Vegetarian.
Comments Off on Asin Thottumkal Not Checked By PETA’s Meat Offender Database
Bollywood actress Asin Thottumkal has turned down PETA to promote vegetarianism.
“After I entered the film industry, I restricted my non-veg diet to fish and chicken,” she said. “I can’t, however, remain without non-veg food even for a single day. Therefore, it won’t be proper for me to involve myself in the campaign against non-vegetarian food.”
So this gal is no Kareena Kapoor or Mallika Sherawat.
But a big question burning in our minds is: Didn’t PETA do a background check?
Sure, the guys are excited to get celebrities naked, or uh, have celebrities promote a healthy and compassionate diet and lifestyle, but do they think before inviting them to take off their clothes, or uh, star in pro-vegetarian ads?
You would think the group would target well known celebs who don’t flip flop about their diet, like Kareena or Mallika, for example.
It’s great PETA wants to feature as many celebrities as possible in their campaigns, but they must be careful to choose those with the strongest convictions with a solid history of sticking to their principles.
Otherwise, we get these Naomi Campbell, “I’d rather go naked than wear fur”,… “Oh, wait. Who am I kidding, I still dig fur,” spokespersons.
via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 8th, 2009 in Environment-Eco-Green, Female Musicians, Female Singers.
Comments Off on Missy Higgins Not Taking Neil Young’s “Fork In The Road” Path
After converting his ’59 Lincoln continental into an electric car, Neil Young was so excited to share the green love, he created an album inspired by it, Fork in the Road.
But not everyone was excited to hear “Cough Up The Buck” and “Fuel Line,” as one commenter on a website examining the lyrics to one of his songs said, “No one wants him to retire, but we really need to quit pretending that the lyrics don’t suck.”
Vegan singer and songwriter Missy Higgins recognizes how spreading the seemingly enthusiastic eco friendly love isn’t for every musical artist, so she stays away from it.
“I’ve tried, but I can’t figure out a way to do it without sounding cliché. Some people protest through their music, and some have to do it through other means. Midnight Oil does it pretty well [through their music]. They’re big environmentalists.”
via sierraclub.typepad.com
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 8th, 2009 in Animal Issues, Male Musicians, Male Singers.
You will probably never attend a memorial service where the guests dress like this.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals made an appearance at Michael Jackson’s memorial service and took the opportunity to promote vegetarianism with a sign that read, “Go Vegetarian For The Man In The Mirror.”
The pop star was vegetarian, and the group is currently trying to get permission to use a song he sang for a movie, “Ben,” to educate people on the conditions of rodents in research laboratories.
“Ben” features Michael singing about a boy’s love for his pet rat.
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 8th, 2009 in Radio Hosts.
Casey Kasem, radio host known for counting down the top music hits on “American Top 40,” did his final countdown on his “American Top 20” radio show this weekend.
His fans are clutching their hearts, as Kasem didn’t even do an official farewell or give advance notice.
“He’s never been big on goodbyes or hellos, he lets his work speak for himself,” his wife said, in an interview with ABC news.
Besides radio, Kasem gave his voice to cartoon characters, with his most famous gig being the voice of dog Scooby-Doo’s human sidekick, Shaggy.
Kasem once said, “What’s terrific today is the idea that as a vegetarian you are not only making a contribution to the animals, but also to your health and the safety of the planet.”
Wherever his next endeavors lead him, one thing’s for sure. As his slogan sign-off says, he’ll keep his “feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.”
via abcnews.go.com
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Written by Vegetarian Star on July 8th, 2009 in Food & Drink, Not So Vegetarian, Politicians.
Comments Off on Michaelle Jean Causes Rise In Seal Meat Popularity
Bad news for seals everywhere.
In May, Canada’s governor general Michaelle Jean was taped by the media eating a raw seal heart she personally killed.
This, in combination with the recent European Union ban on imports of Canadian seal products has contributed to an increase in the request for seal meat at restaurants in Canada.
From the New York Times:
“The episode, which prompted extensive news media coverage in Canada, also cast a spotlight on seal-serving chefs like Mr. Lenglet. With the attention has come an increase in orders for Mr. Lenglet’s seal dishes, but also death threats, in the form of e-mail messages from Europe, where seal hunting protests have been most intense.”
Yikes!
Mr. Lenglet is the owner of Canadian restaurant Au Cinquième Péché in Montreal.
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