Archives for "General Animal Rights"

Prev | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Next Page 10 of 13 8/10/2005 PETA opens its traveling animal rights exhibit in Scranton The exhibit, displayed at Courthouse Square for two hours on Tuesday, features a giant undated photo of "breaker boys" from Pittston. >more The Citizens Voice 8/9/2005 PETA temporarily lifts wool boycott International animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has announced it is lifting its boycott of Australian wool for 45 days. >more Yahoo News 8/7/2005 Pamela Anderson Roasted, with Vegetables “Step away from the carrot, Ms. Anderson”, we pleaded to no avail. Pamela Anderson brought a life-sized carrot along with her to the taping of her Comedy Central Roast, which will air on Sunday, August 14.>more elitestv.com 8/4/2005 ANNA NICOLE SLAMS MacPHERSON OVER FUR DEAL Animal loving ANNA NICOLE SMITH has hit out at supermodel ELLE MacPHERSON, claiming the catwalk queen is planning to model a new line of fur. >more contactmusic.com 7/29/2005 PETA stripping outside Benetton to protest shearing Naked protesters are rallied outside the Stockton Street Benetton store at noon today to protest the company's use of Australian wool. >more San Francisco Chronicle 7/12/2005 Animal activists PETA raise corporate America's ire With a cat snoozing on her desk and clad in a rumpled "Love Animals" T-shirt, Ingrid Newkirk hardly looks like a woman who could make corporate titans tremble.>more Reuters 7/8/2005 PETA tries treat tactics People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has a new shtick and hopes Yum! Brands CEO David Novak will eat it up.>more Louisville Courier-Journal 7/6/2005 District Can Pan PETA Sculpture, Federal Court Rules An animal rights group claimed that its proposed sculpture of a sad-faced circus elephant in shackles was a form of political speech that should not be silenced.>more Washington Post 7/5/2005 Anderson Warms Up for Roast Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson will be the first female to be roasted in the Comedy Central Roast series.>more FilmStew.com 7/2/2005 Tables are turned on PETA ANDREW PORTER, a spokesman for the Center for Consumer Freedom in Washington, tells The Free Lance-Star the group is running the Web site PETAkillsanimals .com "To expose what we believe is hypocrisy on PETA's part.>more The Free Lance-Star Prev | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Next