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...endangered forests. Forest Ethics is trying to pressure the company into changing the paper it uses, 25% of which comes from the Great Boreal Forest in Canada, one of the world's largest endangered forests. Unlike more radical environmental groups, which refuse to negotiate with companies they view as evil, Forest Ethics has tried to introduce Victoria's Secret to green-friendly suppliers and convince the company of the benefits of using recycled paper. "It used to be that you either worked with companies or against them," says Forest Ethics executive director Todd Paglia. "But that's foolish...
...cool, I was a teenager,” he says. “The issues really spoke to me, even more so.”Tilda Swinton, meanwhile, admits readily that she “never read the books.” Appropriately enough, the actress who personifies evil in the film strikes a rare discordant note in the on-message morning.“She’s not a character in that she’s not a human,” Swinton says of her arch-sinister character, the White Witch Jadis. “So it?...
...from the Choson dynasty of Korea in the nineteenth century, an orange and green dragon is offset by black and white clouds. The dragon, a celebrated animal in East Asia, is chasing a wish-granting Buddhist symbol in this scroll. “Dragons in the West are considered evil, whereas in Asia they are thought of as benevolent and even auspicious,” says Mowry. These pieces illustrate Asian views of the dragon, also an emblem of masculinity, known in China as the “yang.” The mythical phoenix is symbolic of the feminine...
...graphics. The plot of the book is fairly simple. The four Pevensie siblings—Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter—accidentally escape World War II England by entering a magical wardrobe into Narnia, a land in which it is perpetually winter because of the curse of the evil queen, the White Witch (Tilda Swinton). The children, under the guidance of a messianic lion, Aslan (voiced by Liam Neeson), must fulfill an ancient prophecy: Defeat the Witch and free Narnia. Disney tries so hard to add peril to an otherwise tame children’s story—Lewis?...
...more fun when there are villains around. Let’s see…we’ve lost: Luke, Oliver, Julie (the uber-bitch version), Caleb, Trey, and Jeri Ryan’s beastly Charlotte. And that’s only some of them! We need some evil again, folks!Time itself was treated as evil in this episode, as the writers blatantly defied it through their complete lack of realism. So, here’s a similarly super-speedy summary of what happened with Ryan/Marissa: Marissa’s all like “Oh no?...