Celebrities line up for tolerance ads
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Four actors from "Grey's Anatomy," the ABC hit where Isaiah Washington was fired for anti-gay slurs, are featured in a new ad campaign preaching tolerance for gays and lesbians.
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Performers are turning to video sites that share ad revenue or pay by number of viewers.
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Celebrities who fall on tough legal times can often rely on their fellow stars for support.
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Its new ad campaign may not be focused on the right people.
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LONDON -- A teenager is forbidden to say &quot;grass.&quot; A great-grandfather is banned from being sarcastic. And two record companies are told not to put up advertising posters.
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More than 25 celebrities including  actors Jim Carrey, Dustin Hoffman and Robin Williams on  Thursday urged the United Nations to help win freedom for  Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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A section of the media which has no access to particular stars is playing a strange and damaging game of  celeb-bashing.
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Movie stars are human, too. Cut them, they bleed. Write something   snarky about them or their onscreen pals, they write back.
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A US conservation group has launched an advertising campaign to persuade Thais to report traders in protected wildlife. In a series of television commercials, famous models, actors and other
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After having roped in Bollywood celebs like John Abraham, Yana Gupta, Raveena Tandon and so on, PETA (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals) has now roped in the ÂOutrageousÂ Sherlyn Chopra to do their next ad.
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John Kerry wears one. President Bush has one, too. So do several celebrities.
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A television benefit show for  victims of the Asian tsunami featuring Madonna, Stevie Wonder,  Eric Clapton, Elton John and a string of Hollywood celebrities  has run into controversy in the United States before a note has  been played or a dollar pledged.
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Queen Elizabeth has called for tolerance between different cultural and religious groups in her Christmas address to the nation. &quot;Religion and culture are much in the news these days, usually
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A funeral director uses billboards to warn against becoming his "guest of honor." Sports heroes and business leaders offer up a boxing ring.
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Check out the new Thums Up ad featuring the star.
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Celebrities are just like the rest of us when it comes to meeting and greeting famous folks: They're star-struck.
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A television benefit show for victims of the Asian tsunami featuring Madonna, Stevie Wonder, Eric Clapton, Elton John and a string of Hollywood celebrities has run into controversy in the United States before a note has been played or a dollar pledged.