Her name no longer synonymous with the Emmy-winning role she played alongside Ted Danson on Cheers or her film work in various easily forgettable comedies with John Travolta, Kirstie Alley will go down in infamy as one of the more high-profile Hollywood celebrities who continue to wage a very public battle against their bathroom scale. [...]
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In the Fall and Winter of 2007/2008, Ted Danson proudly wore the badge of being a vegan — even though he really wasn’t. He went on Conan O’Brien and proclaimed he was one (though he admitted to eating fish occasionally), and then hit Good Morning America and talked a similar script. “(First) I went after [...]
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A few serious Hollywood A-listers are helping to honor Deepak Chopra and Arianna Huffington at Oceana’s 2009 Partners Awards Gala on November 20th.
The 2009 Oceana Partners Award Gala honors those individuals who have made outstanding contributions through their personal commitment to the cause of protecting and conserving the environment. We likey!
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart [...]
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Morgan Freeman and Glenn Close were honored this weekend at the SeaChange Summer Party hosted by Oceana, the largest international organization focused 100% on ocean conservation. Oceana’s various boards include actors Pierce Brosnan, Kelsey Grammer, Sam Waterston as well as co-founder Ted Danson.
Danson co-hosted the event which was held at the Villa di Sogni, a [...]
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As we previously reported, this past Monday was World Oceans Day — an opportunity to celebrate our world ocean and our personal connection to the sea.
Here at Ecorazzi we chose to celebrate the holiday with Oceana as they teamed up with Nautica and Vanity Fair at the Hudson Terrace in NYC.
Oceana is a nonprofit international [...]
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Ted Danson, co-founder of the ocean conservation group Oceana, is promoting a new documentary called The End of the Line; which some critics are calling the wet version of An Inconvenient Truth.
The film, which Danson narrates, reveals the impact of overfishing on our oceans. Check out his appearance on MSNBC below:
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Ted Danson has written a new article for CNN on the endangered health of the world’s oceans — and what we might do to (just barely) save them. He writes,
“Today, Monday, June 8, we recognize the first U.N.-sanctioned World Oceans Day. The event comes after years of pressure from conservation groups and thousands of activists [...]
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Ted Danson was on Capitol Hill yesterday testifying before Congress about the importance of reinstating the lapsed moratorium on offshore oil drilling. Under the Bush Administration (cue dark music), the 26-year-old ban on drilling in over 85 percent of the Outer Continental Shelf, including Atlantic, Pacific and Alaskan waters was allowed to expire last October. [...]
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Did Ted Danson just get himself kicked out of our PETA Prime race? Maybe! Just days after Ecorazzi asked YOU to decide who should be PETA Prime’s first vegetarian spokesperson, one of our contestants, Ted Danson, is causing some serious fish controversy.
Ted started Oceana — the largest international group focused solely on ocean conservation — [...]
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Who says animal rights is just for young people? With stars like Natalie Portman, Tobey Maguire and Miley Cyrus all rocking the veggie lifestyle, it’s easy to think that the meat-free world is a young man’s game. But there’s a whole culture of AARP reading, wrinkle cream purchasing vegetarians who still remember what it was [...]
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