Jennifer Aniston, Ben Stiller, Matt Damon, Mark Ruffalo - Good gossip #4

bjbj This week on Ecorazzi s Good Gossip, Jennifer Aniston gets naked, Roseanne Barr gets organic, and Matt Damon gets presidential. Hi, I m Whitney Lauritsen, and welcome to another episode of Ecorazzi s Good Gossip where you can get the scoop without feeling guilty. Documentary, film-maker Michael Moore has suggested that Matt Damon run for president, sighting Damon s commitment to numerous charitable organizations and his popularity in the media as a formula for success. I totally agree, I mean coolest presidential cabinet ever, right? And I would totally vote for Matt Damon. Ben Stiller is launching a campaign to help build schools around the world. He considered lots of engaging names for the foundation such as The Zoolander School for kids who can t read good and want to learn to do other stuff good too As compelling as that name is, he chose to go with something even better. I ll let him tell you about it. The one we finally decided on is the Jennifer Anniston Foundation, just seemed like more people would go to that. So please go to SeeJenniferAnistonNakeFoundation.com Yeah, he s completely serious. Go to the web address and see for yourself. Our friends are Mind Body Green have reported that macadamia nut farmer Roseanne Barr, yes, the actress, is launching an organic cooking/yoga DVD for kids. The series will teach children about sustainable living and couldn t be any farther from her claim to fame. What I have now, it s even better. She is a whole new, happier, eco-friendly woman and frankly I think I like her much better this way. Actor Mark Ruffalo is asking for your support in speaking out against the Keystone Excel pipeline which would reach all the way from Alberta, Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, causing major damage to our water and air and making global warming much worse. In case you re not familiar, the process of extracting fluids from rocks is called fracking. Nope, geologist couldn t have picked a naughtier word for something so dirty. The Food Network has decided to stop using shark meat as an ingredient in any of their shows. The announcement came after 30,000 people signed a petition on change.org asking for protection of the endangered sharks. However, baby eel is still used in recipes on the network and meat-eaters think vegetarians are weird. Hm. That s all I have for you today, but tune in here on YouTube every Wednesday for the latest episode of Good Gossip, be sure to subscribe so you re the first to know when we have a new video, follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the up-to-date news, and of course visit ecorazzi.com for the full scoop. m Whitney Lauritsen and I ll see you next time. hl)/ hl)/ gdl)/ gdl)/ :pl)/ [Content_Types].xml #!MB Lz]__ U~YkG _rels/.rels theme/theme/themeManager.xml sQ}# theme/theme/theme1.xml G$$DA :$BR si-@R r,[L bX*x KfN1 ,tV@ .EML M .c =