On a recent episode of “River of No Return,” reality star Ron Ens shocked viewers when he struck a tethered horse with a hammer.
Cameras were rolling when a bird reportedly died in “Them That Follow” actor Alice Englert’s hands on set—a needless reminder that animals aren’t entertainers.
After a baseless lawsuit, animal trainer Paws for Effect settles by paying PETA and agreeing not to exhibit wild animals, who suffer the most for film and TV.
When audiences file out of “Pokémon Detective Pikachu,” PETA hopes they’ll consider the pain and suffering experienced by real animals used for film and TV.
PETA is giving this year’s top Oscar nominees the chance to blow the whistle on cruelty to animals with the gift of a stealth spy pen.
From keeping wild animals off set to depicting a hunter who gets his due, “Mowgli” is a treat for movie buffs and animal advocates alike.
PETA Asia called for a boycott of a new reality TV show in China called “We Are Friends” after receiving footage of abuse behind the scenes.
“Why in the hell is this not a prop?” asks an on-set whistleblower from Kevin Costner’s “Yellowstone” series. We’re asking the same question.
Not even American Humane will endorse “Alpha.” Find out why.
PETA has received complaints from HBO viewers, and with good reason. We’re calling on the network to do away with all animal exploitation.
We’ve shown that animals are hanged from their necks and beaten into performing, but this spectacle is just as creepy as it is cruel.
A film about a man’s unwavering bond with a gorilla sounds like one PETA would love, right? Here’s why we’re giving it little to no praise.
While working on the set of a film called “Crazy Alien,” I saw something that will stay with me forever. Here’s why you, too, should speak up.
Dogs take on leading roles in Wes Anderson’s new heartwarming film. Instead of using real dogs, they’re brought to life through stop motion.
“I witnessed first hand one of the worst animal cruelty acts I have ever seen.”
