I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here (yes, I’ve been watching trash) makes fools out of D-list celebrities living in the jungle. But the show already has an added bonus: making a fool out of Deceiver Madness Champion PETA!
Basketball star (like a million freaking years ago) and PETA activist John Salley professed his commitment to veganism even before entering the jungle.
Yeah, I’m a Vegan and part of what I do is promote lifestyles, healthy lifestyles…the best thing about this is they’re going to put me in a jungle around a lot of green foliage and I can show you what the raw diet will do for your body.
Nice sentiment, Mr. Salley. Eating jungle leaves sounds delicious.
During the first food challenge contestants were forced to eat weird jungle-ish things (not foliage). Salley won both rounds for the boys team by eating a rat’s tail (mmm chewy) and three scorpions (spicy?).

In his PETA “Veggie Testimonial,” he touts that being a vegetarian is:
“the best damn way to eat – period”
Last I checked rats and scorpions were animals too (and they definitely have feelings). Don’t worry, John. By the end of this show (that’s on for somewhere around 100 hours a week) no one will remember that you were a vegan. PETA already forgot.


I’m not a true baseball fan; I go to the games for the Dodger Dogs and only check the score when the beer guy is slow in beering me. But Manny Ramirez is a big deal these days in Los Angeles — half the Dodgers billboards feature his swinging dreads. So the fact that
As they say, folks, ya can’t make this stuff up. 
When anyone — even a sports blogger — thinks Michael Vick’s house would be a safer place for a pooch than yours, chances are good that you have a serious problem. Especially if you’re an animal rights group.











Ashton Kutcher has 