Janice Dickinson and PETA

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OMG. I’m so excited that I don’t even know what to say about this one. I just got word from a friend who works in PETA’s LA office that Janice Dickinson, one of the best judges ever on ANTM (America’s Next Top Model, duh), and the star of her own reality show on Oxygen, just held a naked anti-fur demo on Hollywood Boulevard. The one and only Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency just instituted a “fur-free” policy, and to celebrate, Janice and her models took to the streets with signs reading “We’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur.”Apparently, Janice had a meeting this morning with PETA VP Dan Mathews, during which he showed her this video of animals being killed for their fur. Well, it turned out that Janice was so horrified that she instituted a “no fur” policy for her agency on the spot. Details are still a little fuzzy, but I’ll get you photos and video as soon as I can. In the meantime, check out this shot of Dickinson and some of her models for an idea of how amazing this demonstration must have been… And Janice, check out my shots on this blog and get in touch if you ever need a super hot boy next door type for anything.

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