Peta: Celebs Rumors

according to a Deadline report.“Failed Experiment,” which Maher is producing, will premiere Jan. 9 on Amazon Prime.“We’ve all lost loved ones to diseases, but did you ever wonder why there are so few cures?” Maher told the trade.

. One PETA supporter was nude apart from the body paint that covered her in tendon and muscle-inspired flourishes from head to toe for a “skinned” animal effect. On her chest, a message to the brand read: “Coach: Leather Kills." A second, clothed protester marched down the catwalk carrying a sign emblazoned with the same sentiment.The demonstrators were quickly removed from the catwalk by security guards, who lifted the women off the ground and carried them out of the event.“Today’s conscientious consumers know that the future of fashion lies in innovative vegan materials, not in cows’ sliced-off skin,” said PETA executive vice president Tracy Reiman in a .

TMZ reported Tuesday that the beloved “Price Is Right” host’s death certificate claims the 99-year-old suffered from the disease — something he dealt with “years” before his deathlast month.The Post has contacted a rep for Barker for comment. Barker, a longtime vegetarian, never publicly announced he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, but did star in a 2013 PSA for PETA which claimed not eating meat could help prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.This is a breaking story. Check back for updates.

obtained by TMZ.The “Saturday Night Live” alum shared that the dog was actually for his mother after the family dog, Henry, recently passed away at just 2 years old.He added that he’s “severely allergic” to dogs, which is why he had to get a cavapoo — a mixed breed between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the poodle that’s hypoallergenic and considered a safe breed for allergy sufferers thanks to its low-shed coat that prevents excessive shedding, according to AZ Animals.“So why don’t you do your research before you f–king create news stories for people because you’re boring…” Davison said in the voicemail, saying that the statement was “uneducated and premature.”“F–k you and suck my d–k,” the comedian ended the phone call.In the original statement, PETA wrote that they hoped Davidson would “show some big heart energy” and adopt rather than shop in the future.“It’s tragic that Pete didn’t seek out a borough-born mutt from a city animal shelter, because a scrappy New Yorker with charm, personality and unconventional handsomeness could have been his perfect match,” Nachminovitch told TMZ Monday.But PETA doubled down, telling TMZ that there’s “no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog” and that he could have adopted the breed that he bought at an NYC pet store, which is something the “Bupkis” star didn’t know.Davidson told TMZ that he was unaware he could “adopt a specific hypoallergenic dog” and that he was specifically told “it wasn’t an option, and if it was, it was rare.”He also told the outlet in a statement that his reaction came out of his grief for the loss of Henry.“I haven’t seen my mom and sister cry like that in over 20 years. I was trying to cheer up my family,” Davidson said.

Lucy Watson has slammed the Grand National, after three horses died at this year's races.The former Made in Chelsea star, 32, shared a screenshot of a news story reporting on the horse deaths to her Instagram Story, adding: "a 'sport' that involves the death of innocent animals is not one I will ever support, this doesn't need to happen. RIP [broken heart emoji]." Following the news of the horses's deaths, the RSPCA "urgently" called on the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) to review the circumstances of each of the deaths “so that we never again exit a ‘festival of racing’ with three dead horses”.

Deadline in a statement.“PETA is calling on the show’s creators — and all other producers — to take on a new quest without using any real horses. If they can’t avoid exploiting animals for their art, they should find a new medium, because no one wants to see a spinoff for TV with torment as the theme.”The horses were provided by The Devil’s Horsemen which boasts several film credits such as “Wonder Woman,” “Justice League,” “Transformers: The Last Knight,” “Game Of Thrones” and “The Crown.”One source close to the production told Deadline that the set was cleared and everyone was asked to leave for 30 to 45 minutes while a team removed the body.According to The Devil’s Horsemen, this is the first time one of their horses has died on a job.The Post reached out to Amazon and The Devil’s horseman for comment.

new video shows the heartwarming transformation of Nala, a badly neglected lion-hybrid cub once owned by seedy “Tiger King” villain Jeff Lowe.The poorly kept, undernourished cat was swarmed by flies that had eaten away her ears, and was limping from numerous fractured bones caused by vitamin deficiencies, when PETA swooped in to take the animal away in September 2020. “I told you don’t point that f–king camera at me,” Lowe says angrily, as the sad scene of Nala’s rescue is recorded.

Tiger King 2” proves him to be “innocent,” that former President Donald Trump was “a fool” to not pardon him, and that President Biden ought to grant him clemency.The 58-year-old former Oklahoma zookeeper, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, was convicted in 2019 of paying a hit man $3,000 to kill animal rights activist Carole Baskin.

billionaire lifestyle guru wasn’t enough, Kim Kardashian now has a cow named after her, courtesy of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), which wanted to honor the celeb’s “dairy-free” diet.“For mothers day, PETA India names rescued mother cow ‘Kim Kowdashian’ after reality TV star Kim Kardashian,” tweeted the animal rights advocate’s India branch on Saturday. “Thanks for promoting a dairy-free diet @KimKardashian!”Attached was a photo of the “drop-dead gorgeous” bovine, which they describe on their website as having “striking eyes and long, dark eyelashes” — just like her 40-year-old celebrity namesake.

new dog-grooming competition, “Pooch Perfect,” which pits 10 teams of groomers against each other to create over-the-top looks for a $100,000 cash prize. “Dogs are smart, loyal individuals — they’re not here for human amusement, and unfortunately, shows like ‘Pooch Perfect’ can encourage people to restrain their dog and reach for the dye, even though doing so runs the risk of causing an allergic reaction that could even be fatal, in addition to stressing the animal,” Lauren Thomasson, PETA’s senior manager of animals in film and television, said in a statement to The Wrap on Wednesday.

posting a Twitter PSA discouraging the use of “speciesist” terms such as “chicken” or “pig” to insult humans. The tweet boasted a ratio of almost 11,000 comments to just over 3,000 likes as of Thursday morning.

Support + Feed during the pandemic, which provides a platform for people to buy gift cards from plant-based restaurants and directs the meals to organizations that feed people in need as well as first responders. In response, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals on Wednesday handed Baird the group’s 2020 Company of the Year award.“PETA is recognizing this small but mighty operation for fueling restaurants and vulnerable individuals while showing that the future of food is vegan,” PETA president Ingrid Newkirk said in a statement.Support + Feed has facilitated nearly 50,000 free meals in New York City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Washington, DC to women’s shelters, food banks and other groups.PETA’s Company of the Year award has

I'M A Celebrity has been slammed by PETA and actress Rula Lenska for using using wolves and live animals in trials.

Pamela Anderson has written to Israel’s Minister of Environmental Protection, Gila Gamliel, to thank her for taking steps to ban the sale of fur in her country.The animal-loving actress, who serves as honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), has saluted the politician for proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Protection Law that would ban the sale of fur in Israel.“I’ve been involved in this issue for many years, writing to the prime minister and even lobbying in person while visiting Israel,” Pamela writes in the letter obtained by WENN.

shuttered in August.According to a press release Tuesday from the animal rights organization, three juvenile lions were taken after PETA won a lawsuit last month against Lowe’s former business partner Tim Stark. Stark had transferred the lions to Lowe, PETA claimed.A fourth lion was also moved from Stark to Lowe, although “PETA recently learned that she died under suspicious circumstances,” the press release said.

Anjelica Huston’s labor of love documentary about animal rights activists who rescue desperate pets has scored a video-on-demand release.Breaking the Chain follows field operatives for PETA, who respond to alerts of dogs and other animals that are chained up outside in all weather.“The film tells the animals’ stories, including those living in underserved areas of the South, and highlights efforts to improve and save their lives or, when needed, alleviate their suffering,” a press release reads.“It’s one thing to hear about the animal neglect and overpopulation crisis and another to see for yourself how dogs are left to shiver, pant, limp, and suffer in backyards, where they’re confined to wire cages or chained to pieces of junk,” says Hust

Joaquin Phoenix is taking his campaign to turn the world vegan to the next level by fronting a new PETA video.The Joker star presents the new film from his kitchen table, explaining he hopes footage of factory farming cruelty will turn viewers off meat and dairy for good.“There’s so much pain in the world that we are powerless over, but being party to animal suffering is not one of them,” the actor says. “It’s easy to escape personal responsibility by actively avoiding the truth.

Trick-or-treaters can now dress as Joe Exotic — otherwise known as the “Tiger King,” a self-described “gay, gun-carrying redneck with a mullet” — thanks to PETA.

Alicia Silverstone and her son Bear have recreated a famous photograph of Sir Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda to encourage people to adopt a vegan diet.

video footage of the animals at G.W. Zoo, currently operated by Jeff Lowe in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, prompting several requests to the US Department of Agriculture to launch an investigation, according to a release.They said juvenile lions were suffering from “flystrike, a condition in which flies, usually drawn to uncleared animal waste, bite other animals and lay eggs on them.” The hatched maggots then eat their skin and destroy their ears.

Paul McCartney is celebrating his 78th birthday early by urging fans to watch a hard-hitting video he made about slaughterhouses for PETA a decade ago. The rocker turns 78 on 18 June, but he has decided to get the celebrations started a week early.