lindastcyr
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Linda St.Cyr is a writer, blogger, activist, and short story author. When she isn’t writing or raising her kids with her life partner, she is busy being vocal about feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and bringing attention to human rights violations all over the world.Articles
Vegetarian Lunches Banned in French Schools?
Paris is starting to see some demonstrations from protesters after a new law passed on Oct. 3 that essentially bans vegetarian meals from French schools that cater to more than
Justin Bieber Challenged by Billy Bush for $5000 Charity Gift
Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush recently challenged Justin Bieber during an interview for the show. Bush, a follower of the teen pop star on Twitter, challenged the Biebs to endorse him
Vegetarian Hoax at Smith College Stirs Up Campus
It started with a rumor and ended with a big college facepalm moment. At Smith College students were buzzing over a rumor that the school was going completely vegetarian and
Paul McCartney Lends Celebrity Support to Tiger Time
Tiger Time is a conservation charity aimed at saving the last 3,200 wild tigers on earth. The charity was established by David Shepherd CBE, a British wildlife artist and conservationist,
Perez Hilton Sparkles and Shines Shoes for Charity
Perez Hilton has been inducted into ShoeDazzle’s “Celebrity Shoe Design Program for Charity.” The popular media mogul and celebrity gossip blogger has chosen to display his talent in design by
Natalie Portman Commends Los Angeles Unified School District for Healthy School Lunches
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) was announced as the winner of the 2011 “Golden Carrot Awards” by the Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) for innovation in school food
EMA Awards Recap: Honorees, Winners, and Video
Every year the Environmental Media Association seeks out the greenest celebrities, movie sets, television episodes, and entertainment programming that brings environmental awareness to millions of people. On Oct. 15th, the
