In honour of World Vegetarian Week (19 to 25 May), PETA is releasing a tantalizing ad featuring Pamela Anderson and the tagline "Turn Over a New Leaf. Try Vegetarian". Pamela, who has been a vegetarian since she was 16, believes that "going vegetarian is the best – and easiest – method of staying slim and sexy".More Celebrity PETA stuff:
Clearly, like our founder Colonel Sanders, you two know how to kick it up a few degrees.We could feel the heat - literally - that night, so much so that we'd like to invite you and Chris back to any KFC restaurant for a free meal.The marketing also had a great offer for Rihanna if she repeats the lip smacking episode with her boyfriend Chris Brown. He told:
We'll make a donation to your charity, Believe, which helps underprivileged children.
A more pastoral scene is explored in tonight's Agent Provocateur campaign image and film, with our bride considering her vows before a pastoral, watercolour scene buzzing with wildlife and local colour. The film leads into a more adult, nocturnal passage with Kate's multilayered foundation garments seemingly emitting their own neon light, hinting at darker episodes to come.
Rip it up and start again: shattered dreams are manifest in a tattered wedding dress. As Kate brandishes the scissors and the gown becomes increasingly withered, so the movie screen fractures to a shuddering, industrial soundtrack
The penultimate campaign image features no trace of the bride's original wedding garb as the finally takes control of her destiny...and the popes. Kate smoulders in the accompanying movie, as the series takes a Lynchian, erotic direction.
The White Wedding serial comes to an incendiary climax; with the popes and the bridesmaids melting into insignificance, a ferocious Kate rocks out with a fistful of cake.
From Joe Corré's screenplay directions that the heroine bride -Kate Moss- should appear "romantic, pink and full of hope" on the eve of her 'White Wedding', Nick Knight's first campaign image of six addresses all the classic elements of a kitsch boudoir scene: the powder-puff palette; the love heart vignette; the handheld mirror; a sweet butterfly hovering over virgin flesh. Meanwhile the accompanying film employs the help of a naked harpist to push the footage in more poetic direction. From tonight until Wednesday 7th, each night a different film and still image will serialise "the demise of a bride's 'big day' and the unravelling of the religious organisation behind it".
