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Eva Mendes Poses Nude to Speak Out Against Fur

Eva Mendes is the latest celebrity that goes naked for PETA. She joins a list of celebrities who have gone nude for PETA, including Alicia Silverstone, Christina Applegate, Kim Basinger and Pamela Anderson.

Mandes says that she wasn't always aware of cruelty of fur trade:

"I remember having my first premiere in New York City and being so naïve that I didn't have a coat with me. My stylist sent me a ... fur wrap for the evening, and I ignorantly wore it. PETA then wrote me a beautiful letter commenting on my less-than-educated choice. I was so impressed that I vowed to them and myself to NEVER wear real fur on the red carpet or in my life again"
She said: "I want people to know that … killing a poor animal and wearing [its fur] isn't cool. Respecting all life forms is cool."

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Keira Knightley - “Interview Magazine” December 2007/January 2008

You can pay $10 to see Keira Knightley nude in the upcoming movie Atonement.

Or you can shell out about half that amount and see the actress half-naked in the December 2007/January 2008 issue of Interview Magazine. Here are some highlights from Knightley’s chat with the publication:

How was the photo shoot?
We ended by taking my clothes off again. How does that always happen?

Why do you think?
I don’t know. Because I say yes, I suppose.

Did you relate to the Hollywood-glamour thing when you were growing up?
I think it’s wonderful to have those aesthetic fantasies. Those films pretend that you can wake up in the morning with bright red lipstick and perfect false eyelashes and hair; I like that.

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Katherine Heigl - “Vanity Fair” January 2008

Grey’s Anatomy star Katherine Heigl continues her rise to the top, letting her guard down for the January 2008 issue of Vanity Fair, as shot by Norman Jean Roy in Los Angeles.

On finding happiness: “As women, we have more of a tendency to be people-pleasers, and I know a lot of women who are not vocal about what makes them happy. I was like that in my early 20s, but not anymore. I spent a lot of time not being clear about who I was and what was important to me. It’s easy to be taken advantage of if you’re not honest. I knew that dance of trying to please a man, trying to guess what they want you to be, and I got really tired of that, really confused and frustrated. I decided I was sick of trying to figure out what everybody else wanted, and I should just decide what I want, and be honest, and not spend all my time guessing. ”