The one page feature showed the Victoria’s Secret model in a Barstow Bikini by the loyale clothing company. The suit is made from 100% organic cotton and is made using low-impact dyes.

Loyale is devoted to making sustainability stylish — it’s a “a fashion-forward, sustainable clothing company that aims to make the simple act of getting dressed in the morning world changing.” An admirable goal, don’t you think? And when they have beautiful people like Bundchen getting their name out there, I think it puts that goal well within reach.

Now, if only that $120 bikini (and a body like Bundchen’s) were well within my grasp …

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Pattinson wasn’t the only thing on the auction block. Josh Hartnett also put himself up there, auctioning off a joking strip tease (which never actually got a high enough bid — so sad!). Bill Clinton’s personal Alpine Alto saxophone raked in $130,000, and Elton John designed a Chopard watch to help the cause. Additionally, a CHANEL transporter (like the Segway, but, you know, Chanel) was up for bid.

President Bill Clinton, amfAR Global Fundraising Chairman Sharon Stone, amfAR Chairman Kenneth Cole, Marion Cotillard, Josh Hartnett, Emile Hirsch, Elizabeth Hurley, Joshua Jackson, Diane Kruger, Hayden Panettiere, and 50 Cent were among the famous faces in attendance. Stone led a heartfelt tribute to one of the faces notably absent — actress and amfAR supporter Natasha Richardson who died from a skiing accident earlier this year.

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In addition to his position as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF, Chan founded the Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation over 20 years ago. The Foundation provides scholarships and other assistance to youth in Hong Kong, aid to those affected by natural disaster or illness, and other projects that benefit Hong Kong’s people.

And, as if that’s not enough, Chan is also involved with the Dragon’s Heart Foundation, which was created in 2005 to “fulfill the desperate needs of children and the elderly in remote areas of China.” The Foundation has built more than a dozen schools and provided all the necessary items (like books) to go with them, and it also provides warm clothing, wheelchairs, and more to the elderly. Chan himself often travels to these remote areas for the charity.

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He discusses the Obamas’ dog decision (they didn’t adopt a shelter dog as planned), saying that he thinks the First Family should also adopt a shelter pup. Heck, Cowell will even pay for dog food! Additionally, he talked about Michael Vick’s horrific animal abuse: “He should never, ever be publicly supported again. Ever.” And then, he went on to discuss the practice of chaining animals up outside.

“That’s disgraceful. The awful thing about what that person doesn’t realize is that in the dog’s mind, as he’s being chained up … that dog has put his trust in the person who’s chaining him. That dog would give up his life nine times out of 10 for the person who’s chaining him up. … For a dog, under those circumstances, just to be left alone, starving to death, lonely and thirsty, is about as low as a person can go. You’ve got to have a really warped, disgusting personality to want to do something like that. That really disgusts me.”

For once, I completely agree with his judgement. How about you?

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While many electric vehicles were required to be returned at the end of their leases (among them, the General Motors EV-1, which a writer from The New Yorker assumed Hanks had once driven), Hanks actually still owns his first electric vehicle — “a Toyota EV. It had four doors, a rear hatch, room for my family, including a dog in the back, power windows, A/C, a great sound system, and the fastest, most effective windshield defroster known to mankind … I have the pink slip. I own that car, and it is still driven every day, albeit by one of my crack staff of employees.”

Lest you worry that Hanks has given up on driving electric, have no fear — for the last two years, he’s been driving an all-electric Scion XB conversion.

If electric cars were more available (and affordable), would you drive one?

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Dawson told Access Hollywood, “I grew up with community gardens in my neighborhood, so I know how important they can be for kids. I am very excited to be supporting the Environmental Media Association’s new project to support organic gardens in LA schools.”

Bass had his own reasons, as he told People magazine: “Organic gardens are so important, especially in urban areas where many students would otherwise never see any greenery. I hope that the Environmental Media Association’s support will help them to grow and flourish in Los Angeles.”

Feeling inspired yet? Take a cue from Michelle Obama and Sesame Street, and go get started!

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“Our aim, with your help, is to build an online community to call, from the bottom up, for urgent action to protect the rainforests, without which we will most certainly lose the battle against catastrophic climate change,” said Prince Charles.

Ford, who has spoken out about environmental topics before, said, “What happens in the rainforest has an immediate and powerful effect on our lives. The air we breathe, the clean air that’s required, the services that ecosystems provide are beyond value.”

To find out more about Prince Charles’ rainforest project and see the video, head over to the official website. Will you pledge your support?

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According to the North Shore Animal League, “Rachael’s devotion to her own dog, Isaboo, her championing of the often unfairly maligned pit bull breeds and her support of shelter and rescue groups has brought attention to the plight of homeless animals.” Additionally, “Rachael and her husband John stirred up the excitement attending the DogCatemy Celebrity Gala where they shared their home-made video of their beloved Isaboo. Her concern for the wellbeing of all animals is reflected in the Rachael’s Rescue website, where the Animal League stands as one of several shelter and rescue groups benefitting from proceeds of Nutrish sales.“

Some of the other rescues and shelters named on the website for Rachael’s Rescue are BAD RAP, an organization dedicated to dispelling the myths about pitbulls being violent and bad pets, the ASPCA, and Vet Dogs, a new program from the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc., serving the needs of veterans who are blind or visually impaired.

Want to see Rachael receive the award in person? Get your $150 ticket here.

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