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'I never wear sunscreen', says former Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson as she reveals her ageing face By DAILY MAIL REPORTER 09th September 2009 Pamela Anderson cut a still enviable figure in a tiny yellow bikini as she and her boyfriend surfer Jamie Padgett enjoyed a day on the beach. And in the most unforgiving of bikinis she looked much younger than her 42-years...when seen from behind that is. But the same could not be said when she revealed her tired, lined face and it seems that she only has herself to blame. [Pic in URL] The 42-year-old revealed that she...

Pam Anderson, that intellectual giant and vocal supporter of PETA (which in turn has links to the domestic terrorist organization ALF), goes off in an interview about how horrible Sarah Palin is. You know they are running scared when they haul out the big…um, guns.....

“Stacked” defunct television series star Pamela Anderson created a maelstrom of foaming paparazzi flashes last night in London as she stripped to the skin in the window of designer Stella McCartney's Mayfair boutique. Anderson was protesting the use of fur in fashion for PETA's (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) annual gala event, and provided the show in the shop windows. Covering the naughty bits, Anderson plastered a banner saying “I'd rather bare skin than wear skin", Anderson went on later criticizing fashionistas Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce Knowles for utilizing fur in their fashion lines, and personal use. According...

Paris and Britney, eat your hearts out. When it comes to longevity as the most-searched for diva on the Web, Pamela Anderson wins hands down. The former Baywatch star has nabbed the top spot in Lycos's list of the most popular search terms in the decade since September 1995, when the search engine began tracking queries. Britney Spears came in at No. 4 and was the most sought-after singer on Lycos Search. Others in the top 10 included Pokemon, Las Vegas and Christmas. N' Sync topped the list of most searched for bands, and Anna Kournikova dominated athlete searches. The...

Lamar Advertising is one of two billboard companies that have rejected a PETA ad in Little Rock that would have showed the pneumatic Pamela Anderson in a skin-tight tank top, the Arkansas Business Journal reports. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, the Karl Rove of animal rights groups, is using the ads to protest how chickens are handled in a West Virginia plant in hundreds of markets around the country. Tom Gibbens, Lamar GM in Little Rock, told the Arkansas publication that Lamar rejects ads that are not "morally and ethically up to community standards"

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I could not help but take these pictures of these idiots from PETA. Their message was simply that Thanksgiving results in the murder of thousands of innocent turkeys, and the way in which we kill turkeys is inhumane. I put the pictures on my website because I kept having problems pasting them on FR. http://www.conservativeperspective.com/wst_page4.html

"When you take a multimillion-dollar endorsement from a company, you must also take some responsibility for the company's practices." So wrote Pamela Anderson, rapping NASCAR's Dale Earnhardt Jr. for his sponsorship of KFC. The busty "Baywatch" and "Stripperella" star -- whose Web site declares her "the millennium's most recognizable icon" -- complains that the food chain's suppliers are scalding chickens alive. And she has put her celebrity to work for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which features her on billboards now going up as part of the anti-KFC campaign. We can understand why the artificially augmented star might...

PAM ANDERSON’S FEATHERS RUFFLED BY DALE EARNHARDT JR.’S KFC CHICKEN DEAL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For Immediate Release: June 7, 2004 Contact: Dan Shannon 757-622-7382 Los Angeles -- PETA spokesperson Pamela Anderson has sent a letter to NASCAR driver and KFC spokesperson Dale Earnhardt Jr., asking that he use his new relationship with the company, which is based on KFC’s sponsorship of his race car, to curb its suppliers’ worst abuses of chickens, including painful shackling and live scalding in defeathering tanks. Pam says, "Little chickens need a big man like Dale to stick up for them!" and writes in her letter to...

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