Posts Tagged ‘sting’

Blog Action Day 2009: Celebrities Lend Voices To Drive Copenhagen Support

October 15th 2009

Today is Blog Action Day 2009 — and the topic that has more than 9,000 blogs in 150 countries with more than 12 million readers buzzing is climate change. The goal is to help facilitate discussion on the issue and get the world ready for the incredibly important Copenhagen Climate Change Summit in December. It [...]

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Rock legend Sting has become the latest celebrity to sign on to Prince Charles’ Rainforests Project — and in celebration of its 30th Anniversary, he’s lending his iconic “Message in a Bottle” tune to the cause. “Thirty years ago, I wrote ‘Message in a Bottle,’” he says. “Today, I’m joining forces with His Royal Highness [...]

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Trudie Styler Invites Chevron Employees To See “CRUDE” For Free

September 25th 2009

In an attempt to create a little dialog from within, Trudie Styler has reached out to the more than 6,000 employees of Chevron living in the San Francisco Bay area and personally invited them to see the new documentary CRUDE for free. The movie, was the highest grossing film per-screen in the US last week, [...]

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Trudie Styler Creating Fitness DVDs With A Focus On Green Living

July 17th 2009

If you’ve been wondering for years now when Trudie Styler might release a celebrity fitness DVD series — complete with music from Sting’s classical album of 2006, “Songs From the Labyrinth” — well, then, you’re full of it. Nobody was thinking that. We were all waiting for the DVD series on tantric sex — starring [...]

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In a new interview with the UK Guardian, Trudie Styler — wife of music legend Sting — candidly talks about using her celebrity to help draw attention to the destruction of the Amazonian Rainforest by oil companies; as well as criticism over her own large carbon footprint, and what she thinks about former Prime Minister [...]

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Sting Talks Of His Life As A Farmer, Upcoming Release Of Organic Wine

Ok, we get it: Your life is awesome.

March 11th 2009

Rock legend Sting has opened up for the first time about life on his massive Tuscany farm — a place where he’s resided for most of the last 15 years. The 57-year-old spoke at a Tuscany town theatre last night and described why his farm is 100% organic. ”I am a farmer who looks after [...]

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Relive Captain Planet Episodes On Mother Nature Network

February 24th 2009

Almost a year ago, Ecorazzi heard a rumor that Captain Planet was coming back with a live-action movie. This of course made me stupidly happy as I was a huge fan of the show in my younger days! But just a month after we got our hopes up, the whispers were proved false and the [...]

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Sting And Trudi Styler To Attend ‘Crude’ Premiere At Sundance

January 15th 2009

This Sunday, Sting and his wife Trudi Styler will attend the premiere of the film Crude — which portrays the epic 15-year legal battle between indigenous tribes and oil giant Chevron over massive oil contamination in Ecuador’s Amazon. Joining them will be several Ecuadorians, as well as leaders from Amazon Watch, an American environmental organization [...]

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The 2008 Oceana Partners Award Gala was held in Los Angeles Saturday evening in honor of former President Bill Clinton, Sting, and his wife Trudi Styler. On hand to celebrate were a number of famous faces such as Ted Danson & Mary Steenburgen, Barbara Streisand and James Brolin, Dustin Hoffman, Pierce Brosnan and Keely Shaye [...]

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Adrian Grenier And Trudi Styler Look Stunning For Oceana

October 20th 2008

Adrian Grenier and Trudi Styler pose together for a moment during Oceana’s 2008 Partners Award Gala. The event, which honored former President Bill Clinton — as well as Sting and Trudi — took place this past Saturday. We’ve got a bevy of photos and additional info coming momentarily, but I thought this photo would make [...]

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