Can an industry in an extreme state of change really go green? For years, the music industry has been fighting a battle to continue generating revenue. Unlike no other industry, the growth in online activity has presented endless challenges and the need to change. With many people no longer buying [...]
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Inside London’s Eco-Friendly Go-Karting Track
Although the sport of go-karting began getting noticed in the 1950s, it’s showed no signs of slowing down since then....
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Hip-Hopolitical: Video Compares Food Industry to Drug Dealers
Making the web rounds is this video “What Up, Steve?” by Halifax rapper Kyle McKenna, blasting Prime Minister Stephen...
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Fat Safari: If Animals Ate McDonald’s
A new animation short making the web rounds this week demonstrates in a cheeky way what it might look like if animals...
Green Gowns, Red Carpets: Oscar Buzz About Eco Dresses
Three years ago the wife of actor James Cameron implemented the first in a string of challenges to actresses and designers gearing up to suit up for extravagant awards shows: to go green on the red carpet. To set the bar, Suzy Amis Cameron had a stunning blue dress created [...]
Read more ›Fashion Weeks: Eco Fashion Roundup
“5 years ago, no one cared about sustainability” -Filippo Ricci, co-creator and curator of Estethica, the sustainable wing of London Fashion Week. It’s been hit and miss introducing sustainability into the fashion industry, but this year’s fashion weeks continued to be spotted with activists offering a new realm of values into [...]
Read more ›Beyonce’s Baby Weight Loss Secret
Who doesn’t want all of Bey’s beauty secrets? Here’s one to start us off. The star’s personal trainer recently revealed to Life & Style magazine that he encourages Beyonce Knowles-Carter to include at least one vegan meal in her diet each day, a method that has been effectively helping her [...]
Read more ›Matt Damon says “Strike with me” to save water
In a staged press conference, Matt Damon told reporters (who were really actors) that he would be protesting the lack of sanitation in developing countries. “I’m going on strike; not from acting, that would be too easy,” he says. “A strike from going to go the bathroom.” This video is the first [...]
Read more ›Sundance, Brita, fun. and REVERB helping bands go green
The Brita FilterForGood program will teaming with fun.’s Nate Ruess and non-profit REVERB to convince 30 artists to commit reducing their waste while they tour. According to Brita, “these bands will receive a package of branded bottles to help them to reduce their bottled water use, REVERB green riders to encourage environmentally [...]
Read more ›Chinese Artist Makes Bicycle Installation
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has a new installation in San Gimignano, Italy which is made of 760 bicycles. Considered to be one of China’s most controversial artists, Weiwei’s work is always filled with protesting political messages. His latest bicycle installation, called Stacked, has hundreds of bicycles piled on top of one another starting from the floor [...]
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