Overheard: Celebrity Gossip

Published by Michelle Reynolds.

Jason Mraz

Jason Mraz just went vegan and wrote about it on his blog:

My health and strength make me a better performer and all that combined gives me more confidence to go out in the world and shine my light. It also makes me a lot better in bed. Just sayin…

George Clooney

Just when you thought George Clooney couldn’t get any sexier, check out what he told the media at the Golden Globes: “I’ve always had dogs. I’ve almost always had them out of the pound. Seems like a good place. They have a lot of them. It brings me a lot of joy to do it and they seem like the happiest dogs in the game. I only have one, but he eats for, like, four.”

Jessica Chastain

Academy Award–nominee and vegan beauty Jessica Chastain was spotted walking her pooch, who doesn’t seem to be slowed down a bit by having only three legs. We wouldn’t be surprised if Jessica were an advocate of rescuing!

Kristen Bell

Gracing the February cover of Self magazine, Kristen Bell asked readers to tweet questions for her to answer in the mag. When a fan asked her about being vegetarian, Kristen responded, “I’ve been a vegetarian since I was 11, because I couldn’t understand why if we didn’t eat the dog I should eat a burger. I love animals, and I stand by my values.”

Ke$ha, The Ready Set, Daniel Bryan, and More!

Another group of animal lovers just snagged big honors from peta2. Ke$ha, The Ready Set, Daniel Bryan, and many more celebs received Libby Awards for their work to protect animals. Check out peta2.com to see the winners and nominees.

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