• 'Iron Man 2' Star Fakes It on the Red Carpet

    Written by PETA

    Oh, Mickey, you're so kind, your love for animals blows our minds … Hey, Mickey!

    Why am I cheering for Mickey Rourke? Look at the mock croc he rocked at this week's Iron Man 2 premiere:

     

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    Mickey Rourke

     

    "[It's] some kind of crocodile or something," says Rourke. "It's not real, though … I didn't make it. A guy named David August made it. Sylvester Stallone turned me on to the guy. He's really a rock and roll dude."

    A dude who has always worn his heart on his sleeve (and lapel), Mickey wouldn't hurt a fly—or a crocodile, a dog, or any other animal. Just check out his moving essay in the paperback version of PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's book, One Can Make a Difference: How Simple Actions Can Change the World. He writes about how his six rescued dogs brought him back from the brink and "saved my life!"

    Via Vegetarian Star

    Written by Amy Skylark Elizabeth

  • 'Runaway' to the Movies Tonight

    Written by PETA

    To say that we're stoked to see The Runaways, which hits theaters nationwide today, is an understatement. While The Runaways may have been "Born to Be Bad," their iconic frontwoman and longtime vegan Joan Jett is all compassion. (Of course, there are also the much-buzzed performances by Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning to look forward to). To celebrate the release of The Runaways, we're revisiting a Joan Jett classic—the "veggie testimonial" that she filmed for us while recording her latest album, Sinner.

     


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    If this is part of Joan's "Bad Reputation," I don't think I want to be good.

    Have you already seen The Runaways? Give us your review: We'd love to know what you think about the movie.

    Written by Logan Scherer

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