As anyone who watches The Good Place would say, HOLY MOTHER FORKING SHIRT BALLS! Ted Danson just got arrested after taking part in a climate protest on the steps of the U.S Capitol building. The Hollywood star was taking part in Fire Drill Fridays - a weekly gathering of activists
She said she'd do it again - and she did! Hollywood icon Jane Fonda has taken part in a second climate protest on the steps of the U.S Capitol building in Washington D.C, calling for urgent government action to address the climate emergency. And just like last
Pop legend Björn Ulvaues is showing support for climate activist and fellow Swede Greta Thunberg. The ABBA star has released a video message describing the teenager as a "populist nightmare" who's causing the patriarchy to "piss in their pants in fear of a 16-year-
Jason Momoa has rocked up to the United Nations in New York to tell world leaders that their "half-ass(ed)" approach to the climate crisis sucks and they need to do more - now. (I mean really, could you love the guy any more?) The Hawaiian-born star
Well, no wonder Woody Harrelson is calling Billie Eilish his "new bestie." Not only did they deliver some epic performances on the Season 45 premiere of Saturday Night Live but they're also both extremely passionate environmentalists. In a video posted to Billie's Insta, the
Above Photo: U.S. Department of State [Public domain] It feels like every single celebrity from Madonna to Jaden Smith and Cristiano Ronaldo has been raising awareness on social media about the wildfires ripping through the Amazon. And now that the world is paying attention, the question is, how do
This week we've seen just how much influence celebrities have in drawing world-wide attention to issues important to them - issues that may not've generated as much discussion in Australia because they're happening so far away from us. First, we had Ricky Martin and
Jennifer Aniston's doing it. Kate Winslet's all over it. And Eva Mendes is getting in on the action too. They've all signed a pledge to stop using fur, feather and exotic skins in their photo shoots. The Hollywood stars are just a few of
She's on holidays in one of the most beautiful parts of the world and Nicole Scherzinger is doing her bit to make sure it stays beautiful. The singer has posted a photo of herself picking up plastic waste out of the crystal, blue waters off Capri. And she&
There's a short film Sir Richard Branson's been facebooking, instagramming and tweeting about lately. It's called Sides Of A Horn and it's promising to open our eyes to the horrors of wildlife crime the way Blood Diamond (2007) opened our eyes to
Stop using single-use plastic water bottles or you might have Jason Momoa whack one right out of your hands! Yep, the Game of Thrones star is sick of people polluting the planet so he's taking part in a Plastic Service Announcement encouraging us to defend the earth
"The prospect isn’t a natural fit cos I REALLY like eating meat” Patrick Brammall admits. But he’s giving it a go anyway. The Aussie actor is taking part in No Meat May along with Rebecca Gibney, Meshel Laurie, Chrissie Swan, Benjamin Law and thousands of other people
Do you remember what you were doing when you were 12? Pretty sure my biggest concern was figuring out whether it was ironic or just plain unlucky that Alanis kept finding 10 thousand spoons when all she needed was a knife. Jaden Smith on the other hand, was concerned about
Gwyneth's doing it for her dad. Drew's doing it for her kids. And Pink's doing it for her daughter. They're all dedicating trees to people they love in support of a new environmental campaign by Stella McCartney. It's called #thereshegrows
Conservation queen, Dr Terri Irwin AM, has started an online petition to stop the harvesting of crocodile eggs in Queensland. Saltwater crocs are, like koalas, listed as "vulnerable" under Nature Conservation laws. But the State Government recently legalised the harvesting of their eggs anyway. What for, you ask?
Ok, so technically, she's not a celebrity in the Hollywood sense, but Nadia Murad is so jaw-droppingly inspiring, we have to talk about her. She's the young Iraqi human rights activist who was sold as a sex slave to ISIS fighters at just 19, managed
