Good Charlotte recently teamed up with Denny’s to contribute a vegetarian burrito using Boca burgers for their new Rockstar Menu — a series of offerings created by some of the world’s most well-known musicians.

For any international readers who perhaps aren’t familiar with the paltry chain “restaurant”, let me try and help you understand. You know that dingy diner down the street that you only go to drunk at three in the morning to order french fries and sober up? This is Denny’s in a nutshell.

On Benji Madden’s twitter page, he says: “Kids when you order this, I want you to imagine that we’re back here, making it for you, with love.” Kinda creepy, but whatever. 

According to Denny’s website, the Boca Burgers they serve DO indeed have dairy in them — so vegans beware! 

Check out the video below and watch Good Charlotte get there VEG on!

via: vegetarianstar.com

The Gap has RED and now H&M has AIDS. Wait…um…that came out wrong. What I mean is that H&M has just announced a campaign to help FIGHT aids. The project is called Fashion Against Aids, and combines the talent of established designers with the booty shaking power of some of today’s hottest artists, like, Rihanna, Timbaland, Good Charlotte, My Chemical Romance, Rufus Wainwright, and Ziggy Marley.

It’s been estimated that twelve million young people between the ages of 15-24 are now infected with the AIDS virus and H&M hopes this campaign helps draw attention to the severity of the epidemic. The seed for this idea was planted (no pun intended) by Designers Against AIDS , a non-profit organization that collaborates with fashion designers and artists to help change public opinion.

In the spirit of charity, all of the celebrities will be donating their time, and 25 percent of the profits will go to HIV/AIDS-prevention projects around the world. Furthermore, each piece of the collection is made from 100 percent certified organic cotton and will rock a special tag that reads: “This might be the most important piece of clothing you’ve ever had your hands on.”

So run, hop or skip over to H&M and show them a little lovin (safe lovin, of course). Oh and a tip: H&M makes clothes for skinny people so always get one size larger. You’re welcome.