File this under “Is it really that serious?!” People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals have beef with The Bat. Batman has been removed PETA’s Top 10 Animal-Friendly Superheroes list for beating dogs in self-defense in the box office smash The Dark Knight.
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July 15th, 2008 by Castina
Tagged as: Corey Feldman, John Lennon, PETA, Susie Feldman, TV, TV News
Corey & Susie Feldman as John Lennon and Yoki Ono in a new ad for PETA.
Who knew Corey and Susie Feldman were such devoted PETA advocates? The stars of A&E’s The Two Coreys have recreated John Lennon and Yoki Ono’s classic “Give Peace A Chance” image to promote vegetarianism for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Read the rest of this entry »
Let’s file this one under Bitch, you know you weren’t joking! Pamela Anderson has recanted some icky comments she made about Jessica Simpson earlier this month. The buxom baddie, who is presently “Down Under” filming a guest spot on Big Brother Australia, told Australia’s Kyle and Jackie O Show that she was just “kidding” when she called J.S a “bitch and a whore” on live radio last week. Read the rest of this entry »
Pamela Anderson took time away from her new gig as the latest houseguest on Big Brother Australia to protest animal cruelty. The forty-one year old blonde spearheaded against the mistreatment of chickens at a Gold Coast, Australia KFC outlet on Wednesday. Ironically, KFC is a “big sponser” of Aussie’s Big Brother reality series, which is reportedly paying Pammie handsomely for her time. Hmmmm….Pam has admitted she had not been aware KFC was a major sponsor before signing up for the role.
“Every show has a bunch of sponsors and it’s not something you look into when you are offered a job,” she says. “But it’s kind of interesting, it’s a coincidence.”
The good folks over at People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals want Sharon Stone to get her head examined. Between Sharon’s controversial “karma” comment concerning last Spring’s devastating earthquake in China and the Golden Globe winner’s love of furry and feathered accessories, the animal rights group is convinced Sharon has defective personality.
PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk sent Stone a letter volunteering to “pay for a scan of the prefrontal region of [her] brain to determine if comments and actions that seem to demonstrate a lack of empathy are the result of a physical defect.” Read the rest of this entry »
