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July 21st 2008

How Sex with Brad Garrett Can Save Puppies

Filed under: animals, video — erinnuallain @ 12:52 pm

When Sarah Silverman did her brilliant “F-ing Matt Damon” video for her then-beau Jimmy Kimmel, it was obvious that spoofs would be inevitable.

The latest in line comes from sexy vegetarian Regina Russell who invited a couple of her friends to star with her in the new video. With the help of the totally crush-worthy Hal Sparks and Scott Baio’s smarmy friend Johnny V, Regina sings about her desire to get it on with Brad Garrett. Yes, that Brad Garrett.

Although the video will keep you giggling, the best part comes at 3:59 in when Regina stands up and turns around to proudly display the words “STOP PUPPY MILLS” on the back of her shirt.

Regina Russell has partnered with The Humane Society of The United States and recruits celebrities to do PSAs for animal issues and to lend their names to support ballot initiatives. In fact, Brad Garrett has done PSAs for HSUS and that was before Regina admitted to wanting to f*ck him.

Somebody should show this to Barack Obama before he buys a puppy.

Visit ReginaRussell.com

July 18th 2008

Hal Sparks Wants Your Votes To Save Animals, California!

Filed under: politics — erinnuallain @ 12:52 pm

Comedian/Actor/Musician Hal Sparks (VH1, Queer as Folk, Zero1) may make a living cracking jokes, but the treatment of animals is something that he takes very seriously. If you watched him in Celebracadabra as I did, you probably picked up on that when he refused to do an escape that might harm snakes and also lamented over an earlier trick involving butterflies.

In a video message for Californians for Humane Farms, Hal shows his support for the Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act by saying that “Treating an animal like a widget is cruel” and “Animals deserve to be treated humanely, even if they are raised for food”.

Hal is just one of the many celebrities who will be voting YES on Prop 2 in November. Others include: Ed Begley, Jr. (will Bill Nye be getting in on this too?), Hayden Panettiere, Alicia Silverstone, Rikki Rachtman, and many more.