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Green smoothies are quite possibly the most healthful food in the universe. They’re a combination of greens (often spinach or kale), with fruit or fruit…

Eating Animals author Jonathan Safran Foer will be appearing at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, and the Sydney Morning Herald has an article profiling Foer and publicizing his appearance. I love this quote from Foer: “One of the things I want to do in my book is move away from this harmful dichotomy that has […]

Tofutti is a popular brand of dairy-free products that was originally created for the kosher community. But vegans and lactose intolerant people quickly…

Oprah Winfrey is probably one of the meat industry's least favorite people. In 1996 she invited former cattleman Howard Lyman onto her show

As I noted in my Jamie Oliver review yesterday, I’m a sucker for anyone who sets insanely ambitious goals. A couple months ago, I wrote about PinkVegan, who’s blogging her way through every last recipe in Goudreau’s The Vegan Table and Ronnen’s The Conscious Cook. Her latest entry, for Ronnen’s “Artichoke Ricotta Tortellini With Saffron […]

Vegan.com's appetizer of the year : seitan veggie crowns. To learn more about visit our page.

Many animal advocates have caught on to the fact that Facebook is an incredible tool for purposes of spreading word about vegetarianism…

A kick ass letter from this past December: Dear Mr. Prather, After learning about the bizarre way you breed killer whales, my friends at PETA and I are stumped about SeaWorld’s announcement that no people will ever again have direct contact with Tilikum, the orca who has killed three people including his trainer this year. […]

Steve-O, the man behind the finest film series in cinematic history (Jackass 1, 2, 2.5, and 3), just bailed on a benefit for the American Diabetes Association. Why? They were serving meat at the event, which Steve-O says: It’s like serving alcohol at an AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting. I’d love to get him in the […]

Last week's James McWilliams article for the New York Times has prompted Michael Pollan's farmer hero, Joel Salatin, to weigh in.