News Bites

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

* BRISBANE popettes the Veronicas are again hawking for PETA in a new macabre anti-fur campaign. After finally scoring a campaign with the violent lobby last year singer Jessica Origliasso declared she was 'pushing the assumption of what people think they know about The Veronicas'. Indeed.

* Busty Pamela Anderson, perennial ambassador-at-large for PETA, has given a lecture at Oxford University. Altogether avoiding the topic of physics, Anderson told the student union she believed vegetarianism was 'better for your health'. Accompanied by PETA mouthpiece Dan Matthews she said after the event that 'I think we had a really profound effect on the audience.'

* Victoria Beckham is the target of a new PETA campaign to stop her from using animal skins in her designs, according to the Mirror. The paper claims the lobby is threatening to pull 'its most controversial stunt ever' - by dousing her in lizard blood . The paper states:

'One of the ideas being mooted is that Victoria gets covered in a bucket of animal blood - cow or lizard - at her next UK public appearance. Another rather sick suggestion was to pelt crocodile feet at her when she goes to an editors' lunch in London next month. Victoria tries not to surround herself with bodyguards but her security has had to be increased.' Beckham meanwhile is refusing to cave in.

UPDATE: More on the Veronicas in comments

3 comments:

Devon McDonald said...

ANIMAL lover Jess Origliasso worked up a head of steam when she heard her anti-fur ad had been banned for being too confronting.

The Veronicas singer launched a stinging Twitter tirade, saying the ad she and sister Lisa made for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals was less confronting than the fur trade.
But it seems Origliasso had jumped the gun slightly.

PETA spokeswoman Angie Stephenson said a story about the ad - showing a realistic-looking skinned rabbit - was turned down by New Idea because it was too graphic.
Another PETA supporter, Kelly Osbourne, has been asked by animal activists not to attend Derby Day."


http://www.heraldsun.com.au/entertainment/confidential/veronicas-singer-jess-origliasso-jumps-gun-over-anti-fur-ad/story-e6frf96x-1225943952401

Carl said...

Confronting? Get over it... what do people think how it looks like to skin an animal?? Everyone who wears a fur knows that an animal was once there under... This Thought I don't get - it's how it is, why not showing it? It's like eating a steak and assuming it got picked somewhere!

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