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According to some late-Sunday night tweets, Russel Brand and Katy Perry watched the documentary Forks Over Knives yesterday, and Brand was so motivated by the film that he’s decided to go completely vegan (his wife is already a vegetarian). More
There are many moments in our lives that we’ll always remember: our first kiss; graduating high school; and stepping on the scale for the first time after losing that extra, stubborn weight. But what about the moment we kicked the meat-bucket to the curb? Maybe your switcheroo to the Veg Side was a gradual process, but for most of us, there was a precise moment — a flash, an epiphany, or a nanosecond of clarity — when we reflected on your eating choices, and decided it was time for you to give up the beefy ghost. More
Today I attended the press screening of Forks Over Knives, a new documentary that examines the provocative claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases afflicting modern Western society can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting animal-based and processed foods. As a long-time vegetarian, I am unabashedly thrilled that this film is hitting the cinemas, mostly so I can rub it in the faces of my carnivorous holier-than-thou friends. Ahem. I mean, uh, I would never do that (oh, don’t give me that look). More
Got a few minutes to spare? Then check out this National Geographic Channel quiz which challenges you to compare twinned photos to find 10 differences in each, and learn facts about identical twins, particularly how they may not actually be … More
