Vivienne Westwood Still Trying to Save Rain Forests
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Hard-hitting Nylon TV journalists Cory Kennedy and Peaches Geldof interviewed Vivienne Westwood at her album-launch party in London. And they wasted no time tackling world issues. "The first thing you have to do is save the rain forests," Westwood told them. "If you don't they won't save the planet and about 5 billion people in the next two generations will die the most horrible deaths." Yeah — why don't we talk about the rain forests anymore? Or the whales, for that matter? The economy isn't the only thing that needs saving. Go, Viv, go! [Nylon]
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