Posted on November 16, 2007
J.K. Rowling has fought back rumors that she lost weight due to a regime of yoga, jogging, pilates, botox injections and elimination of saturated fats in her diet. She said that she has gained weight.
Rowling used this opportunity to attack the under-weight models and celebrities. She said that they were commercialized in supporting expensive fashion items.
Rowling was in the Harper Bazaar list for the top 20 best dressed women. She was voted as being even more stylish than the fashion model, Kate Moss.
Rowling also denied that she sued religious charities in India for using her trademark image of a castle in the Harry Porter books. It was Warner Bros who sued.
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Posted on November 15, 2007
Rob Zombie has recorded a message for PETA’s hotline. He talked about how the turkey supplier, Butterball, tortured their turkeys by forced feeding using drugs to enhance their growth. The overweight birds suffer immense pain when their legs splinter under their bulky weight.
Rob alleged that turkeys are slaughtered in the most inhumane ways. There are truly horrible details in the message. He encouraged people to call Butterball’s hotline. He asked callers to make requests to the turkey meat supplier to stop torturing turkeys. (It is not going to happen.)
PETA has a hotline: 1-888-veg-food. This provides healthy, vegetarian recipes for Thanksgiving and all occasions.
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Posted on October 30, 2007
Amy Winehouse’s Daddy, Mitch Winehouse, has good news and bad news for us. The good news is that Amy has reduced her consumption of alcohol. The bad news is that Amy suffers from bulimia and is still battling bulimia.
So, that is where all the supersize bags of potato chips go…
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Posted on October 18, 2007
The celebrity diet help is her thyroid.
Oprah Winfrey feels secure with her celebrity status. She drops a bombshell on us. She excuses her fat image as being the default of her thyroid condition.
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Posted on October 7, 2007
Lily Allen’s celebrity diet.
Lily Allen is all praises for Susan Hepburn’s hypnotism. Her brain is now reprogrammed to accept organic food and exercise as happy activities.
Susan Hepburn’s therapy does not come cheap at $600 per hour but if you are considering liposuction, gastric by-pass surgery or stomach stapling, the option of a knifeless method is better.
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Posted on October 2, 2007
Milla with her Mum, Galina, at the premiere of “Resident Evil: Extinction!”.
Beautiful and handsome readers, please use peanut butter SPARINGLY!
Milla Jovovich, who used to be mannequin thin and naked in her sci-fi flicks, has ballooned during her pregnancy. She and Nicol Richie used to be contenders in the waif department. Evidently, she feels confident , being engaged to horror film Resident Evil’s writer and producer, Paul WS Anderson. She is expected to deliver any day soon.
Milla’s celebrity diet to avoid comes after the jump.
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Posted on October 1, 2007
The skinny on skinny.
Angelina Jolie scrimps on food money, suffers from eating disorder, exercises obsessively, adopts compulsively and talks incessantly. Are these baseless rumors? For the safety of everyone here, these are baseless rumors but judge for yourselves.
Mind you, all these are rumors and like Kiera Knightly, Angelina probably thinks herself as a hog wolfing down fries for breakfast. Her not-so-secret celebrity diet is fried eggs, bacon and sausages for all breakfasts. The gossip tabloids huff at her puffy tale of loving fatty foods. It is a blessing to have the ability to eat and wash it down with some hogwash. The weight will not add up. Somebody might get the patent for this celebrity diet.
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Posted on September 29, 2007
Pic: Britanny Snow.
Celebrities unite against the skinny fad.
Hollywood celebrities are in one voice regarding anorexia, the fatal eating disorder. Amanda Bynes, Miley Cyrus, Emmy Rossum, Lauren Conrad, Portia de Rossi, Brittany Snow, Mary Kate Olsen, Scarlette Pomers, Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Tracey Gold have contributed personal quotes to support the National Eating Disorders Association.
Lynn Grefel, CEO of the National Eating Disorders Association, said that the public image of thinness being associated with glamour should change. The fierce competition escalates the paranoia to be thin and slowly becomes a mental illness.
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