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the “Book Club: The Next Chapter” actress said at the Cannes Film Festival.“It is a tragedy that we have to absolutely stop. We have to arrest and jail those men — they’re all men [behind this].”The two-time Oscar winner added that climate change would not be possible without racism or the patriarchy, in which “white men,” she said, are at the top.“It’s good for us all to realize, there would be no climate crisis if there was no racism.

a lot of oysters. Prince William, 41, touched down in New York City on Monday for a solo visit — leaving behind his wife, Kate Middleton, 41 — and declared that it was “so good to be back in the United States.” Then he got his feet wet — literally — during a visit to Governor’s Island.Arriving there straight from Newark Airport, the Prince of Wales donned waders, a neon orange life vest and a pair of bright yellow gloves to meet with the Billion Oyster Project (BOP), a nonprofit working to help restore oyster reefs to New York Harbor.

Frank Doelger (“Game of Thrones”) told The Post. “They know what it’s doing, and as the story progresses they begin to solve that mystery.”The series, premiering Sept.

median average salary for a full-time worker in the UK, which is currently £33,000 (USD $41,890). King Charles is known for being carbon conscious, and the new eco-minded role has been carved out just three months after his coronation ceremony.

told the Houston Chronicle.Other than the demon dolls, the items to be auctioned include: a fiberglass mermaid and a prosthetic leg, a spell bottle, Haitian money, an old bible, a Chinese beer, steamship coal from the 1800s and a message in a bottle sent from Jamaica — all found washed up on the beach by researchers from the reserve.The 2023 Tony’s Trash to Treasure sale will take place on Saturday, May 20, at Port Aransas, with all of the money raised from the sale being donated to Amos Rehabilitation Keep.ARK’s mission is to rescue and rehabilitate sick and injured birds, sea turtles, terrestrial turtles and tortoises found along the South Texas coast and then return them to their native habitat. According to the reserve’s website, 500 tons of marine debris washes up on Texas shorelines each year. While the majority is debris and plastic, every now and then something a little different is discovered.

TIME has revealed its annual list of who they consider to be the most influential people in the world right now. The TIME100 issue of the magazine comes with a cover story on Doja Cat, one of a handful of musicians included in this year's list, alongside a foreword written by Elvis director Baz Luhrmann. Check out her cover above.

suggesting she even flicked the protester’s breasts, which had tape covering the nipples.“Get the f–k off,” Lavigne said, adding with a laugh: “Get the f–k off, bitch.”The protester stuck out her tongue and her booty as security slowly led her off stage.Host Simu Liu praised the singer for “handling that topless lady like a champion” while telling the audience: “Sorry for the boobs.”Lavigne later joked about the confrontation when she accepted the Fan Choice Award.“Nobody try anything this time or the Canadian’s gonna come out in me and I’ll f–k a bitch up,” she said to cheers.After the show, she was asked about some of her most memorable moments from 20 years of the awards shows — saying: “That’s definitely going down as one of the highlights.”It was not immediately clear what happened to the protester, who was not identified in local reports. The messages on her back included “land back” and “save the green belt,” referring to the Ontario government’s proposal to build at least 50,000 new homes on protected land.The big winner was Toronto singer The Weeknd, winning a total of five Junos bringing his total to 22, second only to country-pop singer Anne Murray.

tweeted protest organizer Torrance Coste alongside a video of Young’s performance.Young announced in mid-2019 that he was postponing his tour to focus on film projects.“We plan to be back in 2020,” he wrote on his website — only to be postponed again by COVID-19. During the pandemic, the “Comes A Time,” performed several online concerts and slammed those who performed live calling concerts “super-spreader events.”“I don’t think it is safe in the pandemic,” Young said on his site.

Billie Eilish, alongside her brother Finneas, will appear at Overheated, a multi-day climate-focused event due to take place in London next month. Overheated is set to take place across six days and will bring together climate activists and musicians in an effort to "discuss the climate crisis and the work they are doing to make a difference." Billie and Finneas will be on hand to introduce speakers on June 10.

Lily Cole has many strings to her bow. But in recent years, the model-turned-activist has been vocal about her uninterrupted passion for the environment, fighting the climate crisis and supporting various charity initiatives.READ: Lily Cole reveals the 5 books her daughter must readThe 34-year-old, who has graced the covers of British, Italian and French Vogue, began her career as a teenager by modelling for brands such as Versace, Alexander McQueen and Chanel.

explained to the BBC. “Because if you don’t, then the lights will go out.”The British band’s low CO2 emissions, reusable energy-based tour — eponymously named for their upcoming album “Music of the Spheres” — was announced on social media Thursday. A post shared by Coldplay (@coldplay)The 10-country showcase — which kicks off in San Jose, Costa Rica, in March and ends in Rio de Janeiro in September — will be Coldplay’s first tour in nearly five years.

Carrie Symonds has reason to celebrate! The animal conservation charity she fronts, The Aspinall Foundation, is planning an amazing world-first elephant challenge – to reintroduce 13 elephants from the UK back to Africa.The project includes flying the elephants – who weigh 25 tonnes – more than 7,000km across the world to return them to their ancestral homeland.It’s the first time a herd of elephants has ever been rewilded anywhere in the world, and includes three calves along with an entire

GMA's Ginger Zee had a message to deliver on Wednesday and she did so with some truly incredible photos. The popular meteorologist took to Instagram to share underwater snapshots alongside some powerful words. MORE: Ginger Zee says 'dreams do come true' in celebratory post In the images, Ginger was swimming with magnificent-looking wildlife, including jellyfish and sharks. WATCH: Ginger Zee wows in short white shorts for day at an oyster farm Her lengthy, but important post read: "The access

Christie Brinkley who took time out from her very busy schedule to do some good.The supermodel, 67, stunned in a series of selfies which she shared on Instagram on Wednesday - and her all-natural look left fans amazed. MORE: Christie Brinkley's school photo sparks unbelievable fan reaction Christie was bare-faced and beautiful in the blustery images taken on her local beach as she embarked on a clear up at the scenic spot.  WATCH: Christie Brinkley shares the secret to her age-defying skin The

Christie Brinkley regularly wows her fans with her incredible looks, but her latest one had an important message.MORE: Christie Brinkley shares glimpse inside show-stopping garden at historic Hamptons homeDressed in a beautiful green dress and accompanied by her adorable dog Chester, the model shared an environmentally friendly message with her fans.So not only was she dressed in green, but she was speaking about it too!WATCH: Christie Brinkley looks gorgeous in green with the cutest

tweeted Friday, along with a video of the segment, which currently boasts nearly 500,000 views. In the clip, part of the “Nick News” series, host Jamie Yuccas discusses why certain areas face more health hazards than others.

The Washington Post, because they were compiling a list, because it was so new and so sudden. It felt a little uncharted for us.

Stella McCartney was recognized for her sustainability efforts at Britain’s The Fashion Awards 2020.Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Thursday (December 3, 2020) night’s ceremony, which is usually held at London’s Royal Albert Hall, went virtual and the awards handed out were switched up to honor those in the fashion business who have had an impact and inspired change amid the global health crisis, with the following four categories: Community, Creativity, Environment, and People.The likes of Priyan

Bindi Irwin has released a new book about her family’s conservationist efforts, after working on the project for five years.The 22-year-old star took to Instagram on Sunday (November 15, 2020) to announce the release of the 272-page Creating a Conservation Legacy, which is available to buy through the Australia Zoo website.“Almost 5 years in the making.

Pamela Anderson has written to Israel’s Minister of Environmental Protection, Gila Gamliel, to thank her for taking steps to ban the sale of fur in her country.The animal-loving actress, who serves as honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), has saluted the politician for proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Protection Law that would ban the sale of fur in Israel.“I’ve been involved in this issue for many years, writing to the prime minister and even lobbying in

Prince William has teamed up with broadcasting legend David Attenborough to launch a $65 million Earthshot prize fund for those who invent solutions to environmental problems.The pair hope the fund will help find 50 solutions to the ways humans are damaging the planet by 2030, with five prizes of $1.3 million handed out each year over the next decade.Launching the new initiative, which they hope will become the “Nobel Prize” of environmentalism, on BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme, the Prince said

the “Thor” actor explained to a 7News Sydney correspondent.“In 100 years, we are going to be looking back at this day as the day that set in motion the ecological restoration of an entire country,” Tim Faulkner, president of the environmental nonprofit, said in a statement.The Australian mainland was once home to the Tasmanian devil, before predators such as the dingo and humans all but eliminated the feisty creature.

Metallica are digging deep to aid firefighters battling blazes in California, Washington, and Oregon.The heavy rockers have pledged to donate $250,000 to help the ongoing wildfire relief efforts via their All Within My Hands non-profit foundation, which was launched in 2017.“Wildfires have become a cruel and unwelcome annual benchmark in California, and this year we have seen them tragically extend across the entire west coast of our country,” a statement from the band reads.

broken Jennifer Anniston’s record for the fastest time to reach 1 million followers on Instagram.The 94-year-old British broadcaster and environmentalist hit the seven-figure follower mark in four hours and 44 minutes after joining the platform on Thursday, according to Guinness World Records.Aniston reached the same milestone in five hours and 16 minutes when she took to Instagram last October.Attenborough’s first post was a video of himself warning about environmental disasters.“I am making

out now in Italy.

Jane Fonda was “slipping into despair” before she began acting on her passion for climate change activism.The star has been a longtime climate change activist and, for the last six months, she’s been hosting Fire Drill Fridays – which get people involved in advocating for environmental change.Speaking to USA Today, the Grace and Frankie star admits she “spent a year depressed about climate change and feeling I wasn’t doing enough” before she finally decided to step out and make a change.“Once I

Zac Efron has graduated from High School Musical and is now in the big leagues.From discovering a waterfall can be used as a power source to drinking milk straight from a goat, Efron is on a righteous quest to find the greenest ways of life in the Netflix docuseries Down to Earth with Zac Efron – while looking as ruggedly handsome as ever.Efron and wellness expert Darin Olien travel the world in search of fitness and sustainability secrets.Anyone with a desire for all things healthy and green

Jennifer Lopez put her perfectly manicured fingers to good use on Thursday when she posted a 'pinky promise' photo to Instagram and delivered a powerful message to her fans. The Jenny From the Block hitmaker, 51, shared a make-up free selfie, with her pinky lifted as she made a stand against climate change. "Max and Emme are my world," she wrote about her twins.

Actress Juliette Binoche and fellow French environmentalists have received encouragement from Pope Francis at a private Vatican meeting where he told them people should not lose hope even when the condition of the planet can appear “catastrophic”.

Sir David Attenborough describes the early days of his career as “the best time of my life” in the first footage from his forthcoming Netflix film.

Hooper won’t be driving this boat, chief.Ocean conservationists are creating a replica of the Orca from the beloved film “Jaws” to conduct shark research and help educate the public about the sea creatures.The Orca III project is helmed by David Bigelow, who acquired an old lobster fishing vessel, called the Lydia, and is working to renovate it.

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David Attenborough has warned of “imminent” danger to the natural world as he prepares to set out his “vision” for the future in a new book.

A new genus of treehopper bugs found near the Pacific coast of Nicaragua has been named after Lady Gaga.