Oct 10
'08
Leona Lewis turns up her nose at Harrods



<< last image    

Written by Ceilidh

Share

Posted in Leona Lewis, PETA


- Top five cutest dogs in movies [Evil Beet]
- Lady Gaga’s schtick is getting so old [Lainey Gossip]
- Bobbi Kristina was hospitalized after her mom Whitney Houston passed [D-Listed]
- Kellan Lutz’s ridic new facial hair [Go Fug Yourself]
- Katy Perry checks out Rihanna’s cleavage [Fark]
- Tom Cruise carries Suri in a blanket [Popsugar]
- Zooey Deschanel on SNL [Pajiba]
- Vanessa Hudgens wears fur [Celebslam]
- Matt Bomer sort-of came out. He wasn’t out already? [The Daily Wh.at]
- Bruce Willis and his pregnant wife [INF Daily]

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

14 Responses to “Leona Lewis turns up her nose at Harrods”

  1. geronimo says:

    Don’t care for her, or Harrods for that matter (Selfridges & Harvey Nicks is where it’s at, Harrods is for tourists) but they’re still flogging fur so good for her for taking a stand. Really surprised they asked her in the first place.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  2. G. says:

    I would have done it if I were her, but then again, I’m not a vegetarian with PeTA, so I don’t think my opinion really counts.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  3. vdantev says:

    Why do vegetarians have no sense of humor or balance?

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  4. journey says:

    vdantev- i think it’s the soy burgers and tofu-fake-stuff (like tofurkey). vegetarians who avoid those nasty things have wonderful senses of humor and lots of balance! :P

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  5. aleach says:

    ya good point vdantev.
    good for you if you have to will-power to be a vegitarian. some of my friends are vegitarians but they are so…condescending about it. telling me how i have blood on my hands while im TRYING to eat. hey, good for you but keep that shit to yourself! :roll:

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  6. vdantev says:

    Put your average vegetarian on a deserted island with not readily identified plant food sources, but plenty of game and fish to eat and watch them turn around. Starvation is stronger than invented ethics.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  7. emmma says:

    I LOVE harrods.<3
    it’s so cool. harvey nicks doesen’t really have that kind of clothes i like. lol.
    I would have done it.. but on the whole im not vegetarian or a fur hater.
    i think she’s really cool because she sticks with her decision no matter what.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  8. Anne says:

    That woman seriously needs some bangs. That’s all.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  9. jackie says:

    doesnt she own louis vuitton purses?? arent they made out of leather?

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  10. Codzilla says:

    I completely disagree about the bangs. Her hair is gorgeous.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  11. binary says:

    In advance, I apologize for the length of this post.

    I’ve been vegetarian (no flesh of any origin, no eggs, no milk) for 20 years. When I made the choice I was a kid and very obnoxious about it, carried my soapbox and self-righteousness everywhere with me. I think that lasted a couple of years. My thought was that one should be able to have anything said about what they were consuming while consuming it and not be affected. Additionally, I believed everyone should be able to start from zero to acquire their food. Meaning, if one wanted lamb, one should have it in them to kill the lamb, clean and butcher it prior to cooking and eating. All of this to create a real connection to the circle of life, rather the tidy, sterile lamb chops on styrofoam packages from the market.

    No one wants to be taken hostage by those messages, particularly while they are eating. The behavior I was party to was only to the detriment of what I wanted to share. I learned from what I was doing wrong and haven’t done it in at least 18 years. Now, someone could know me for quite some time before learning I’m vegetarian.

    Surprisingly I have some liberal views for a veg. For example, I think if a hunter is going to kill a deer and then use all of it’s parts, (flesh to eat, hide for leather, and bone for dogs, jewelry, grind into powder and put into capsules for calcium, decoration, whatever) then it’s okay. I totally disagree with sport hunting.

    All of this to get to what I really want to say; that SOME of us are balanced and have a sense of humor, even if it takes a while for us to arrive at that place. It’s just really important to us to not be hypocrites. I believe that’s why Leona chose not to participate in the Harrod’s event.

    Again, I apologize for the length of this post.

    -This ain’t no hockey game-

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  12. Kate says:

    Too many celebrities jump on the anti fur bandwagon then off again when it suits them so fair play to Leona for sticking to her principles.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

  13. Maggie says:

    I find it hard to believe that LL would be offered that much money just to open a sale. Seems extraordinary.

    Report this comment as spam or abuse

Leave a Reply

Celebitchy aims to be a friendly, welcoming site where people can discuss entertainment stories and current events in a lighthearted, safe environment without fear of harassment, excessive negativity, or bullying. Different opinions, backgrounds, ages, and nationalities are welcome here - hatred and bigotry are not. If you make racist or bigoted remarks, comment under multiple names, or wish death on anyone you will be banned. There are no second chances if you violate one of these basic rules.

By commenting you agree to our comment policy

Use the "Report this comment as spam or abuse" link to ask the moderators to delete a comment if it's offensive. If your comment disappears, it may have been eaten by the spam filter. Please e-mail cbcomments at gmail.com to get it retrieved.

Get an icon next to your name by signing up for a free Gravatar

 
 
 
Legal Disclaimer| Privacy Policy | Comment Policy