Heard of Banksy before? He is a world renown British graffiti artist. He has become a sort of media icon for his artwork which is worth a lot of money though that is not the reason Banksy does his art or why he is famous. The reason why his art is famous is because of its rebelious nature as its mostly if not always about ridiculing about politics, culture and ethics as he finds them hypocritical. [more »]

Chester Bennington just got a little more appealing today. He came onto the music scene in the beginning of the noughties with band Linkin Park (a minus 1 gold star in my books) and although it was rap rock/nu metal/alternative metal - whatever, Chester really showed he had mad powerful screaming skills. Although (in my opinion) he was in the wrong genre, he deservedly earns 1 gold star for them screams. The past few years though, Chester seems to be looking more and more attractive (+1 gold star) what with tattoos on his body (+1 gold star), his very short but funny cameo appearance on Crank 2 (+1 gold star) and finally now his latest participation in an anti fur ad (+1 gold star). Yes ladies, Chester is stripping down for PETA for their latest ad ‘Ink, Not Mink’. Sexay.

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Who knew Tesco bags could be fashionable? Malaysia’s top designer Rizalman Ibrahim teamed up with Tesco Stores to come up with this new reusable designer bag in support of Malaysian Nature Society’s GREENaid programme. Now you can shop in style. [more »]

JUICE approves of anyone going green and monster beer brand Heineken has come onboard. Hooray! Together with Festive Forest Project, Wild-Asia and Bombshelter Studios, a series of festive greeting cards will be available free of charge at selected Heineken outlets. Each card lets you to make a contribution to the Heineken Festive Forest Project via the Heineken Facebook fanpage. You stand a chance to win specially designed Heineken Festive Party Kits and other party goodies, yet still do some good. [more »]

In April, Disneynature celebrated Earth Day by releasing a beautiful documentary featuring the planet’s greatest natural hits. Called Earth, the documentary went on to break a record of over $108 million worldwide! Just last week, Disney announced its next Earth Day feature. It’s called Oceans and has already been screened at Tokyo Film Festival. Another winner? [more »]

We love Pamela Anderson, not for the obvious reasons (of which there are 2) but for what lays underneath - her kind heart. Pammy, already an avowed PETA campaigner and the world’s sexiest vegetarian recently debuted her eco- and animal-friendly clothing collection called A*Muse in September. Collaborating with the fabulous Richie Rich of Heatherette, he calls it “fun, sexy, surfer girl from Malibu meets Andy Warhol.” Wooo! [more »]

What if you were born a monkey? Hey just think about it for a sec, will ya creationists? How much do you really know about our evolutionary cousins? It’s no surprise that nature channels are frequented mostly by science nerds, animal lovers and stoners, but the times are a-changing. Stories of the animal kingdom are now being told through riveting narratives which are often more action-packed and real than most Hollywood Blockbusters. Animal Planet simians are given the Sin City treatment.

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Yesterday, the world lost Patrick Swayze. The great 57 actor we remember from Ghosts and Dirty Dancing lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. Here’s a clip from the opening sequence of Stand Up 2 Cancer last year.

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Hari Raya is just around the corner and Deepavali follows soon after. Time to say hello to this new outdoor range of fire burners. In 4 designs they are 100% eco-friendly, running on denatured ethanol which is renewable and not as polluting as kerosene.

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Go on, be a hero. Yes, YOU can save the world in 1 minute by entering this new international film festival. A short film challenge on how you can combat climate change, create a video, enter the 1 Minute to Save the World competition and er, save the world. Easy! [more »]