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Chris Martin is the "Sexiest Vegetarian Alive"

What do American Idol winner Carrie Underwood and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin have in common? They are the reigning king and queen of PETA’s annual "Sexiest Vegetarian Alive" contest, in which visitors to PETA’s GoVeg.com Web site voted for their favorite vegetarian celebrity.

 

Now, PETA has expanded its contest to include the vegetarian boy or girl next door. After the first round of votes were tallied, 29-year-old Brian Kellison, a producer for two major sports-talk radio programs in San Diego, beat out hundreds of entrants from the United States and Canada to become one of 10 male finalists.Also an accomplished filmmaker, Brian worked as an editor and producer on the documentary Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click, which won awards all over the world. When he’s not plugging a cruelty-free vegan diet on his radio shows, Brian can also be found playing lacrosse or competing in amateur cycling races. Brian’s photo and bio, along with those of the other hot hunks and veggie vixens selected as finalists, can be viewed at GoVeg.com. The winners will be announced in mid-April.

 

"On average, vegetarians are thinner, healthier, and sexier than meat-eaters," says PETA Vegan Campaign Director Bruce Friedrich. "One look at our radiant lineup of sexy vegetarian finalists and it’s clear that they’re all winners."

 

Source: peta.org

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