Celebrities like Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Cameron Diaz, Orlando Bloom, Salma Hayek, Al Pacino, Edward Norton, Penelope Cruz, Antonio Banderas, Ryan Gossling, P. Diddy, Justin Timberlake, and Kate Hudson have joined with Bono and are urging people to join their ‘one’ voice to ending poverty.
Started in 2004, the organization’s purpose is to “make poverty history.” In a new video on MySpace Celebrity Brad and other famous faces make the case that “every three seconds, one person dies,” and that aid groups all over the world are acting as one to “beat extreme poverty… starvation…AIDS.”
Check out www.one.org for more information.
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Literally dozens of menacing long-haired young people have set up eco-camps around London's Heathrow airport, claiming that airplanes are bad for children and other living things and that you can't hug a child with a nuclear airplane and what if British Airways had to hold a bake sale and all the schools got free upgrades to first class? Apparently these youth believe that airplanes are a significant cause of so-called "global warming" and that nobody should fly in them—that we should all just hop around on giant toadstools and live off the magical power of the wind. The protesters, all of whom are out-of-country millionaires due to the insane value of the English pound, expect to be visited over the next week by green-sympathizers like Bono, Jann Wenner and Graydon Carter, each of whom will arrive in his own private jet.