Brigitte Bardot is a French actress, former fashion model, singer, animal rights activist and believe it or not, she was considered very attractive, and even deemed a sex kitten in the 1950s and 60s.
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Kathmandu - Legendary French movie star Brigitte Bardot is now an animal rights campaigner who has written to Nepal’s president Ram Baran Yadav, urging him to stop a mass animal sacrifice from going on.
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Brigitte Bardot, one-time French screen goddess turned animal rights activist, wants the European Union to institute a "Vegetarian Day" as part of the battle against global warming. In a letter this week to European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barrosoa, Bardot said "a few weeks before the Copenhagen climate summit, I would like to draw your attention to the need to question cattle-farming, whose effects on the environment are of concern." Quoting studies by the World Bank and the UN food... Read Full Story
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AFP - French screen goddess turned animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot has appealed to the government of Catalonia to back a campaign to ban bullfighting in the northeastern Spanish region.
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Former film star Brigitte Bardot urges Nepal's president to stop a ritual slaughter of animals in an upcoming religious festival.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A 50 year-old Russian coal miner suffering from lung disease is seeking a buyer for his prized possession, a signed photograph of sultry Brigitte Bardot, to pay for an operation, a popular tabloid reported on Wednesday. Unlike many of her fans, bachelor Vladimir Komarov fell in love with "BB" only a few years ago after watching the French siren's 1956 debut film "Et Dieu crea la femme" (And God created woman), he told the Tvoi Den paper. "There was just no one else like... Read Full Story
MOSCOW (Reuters Life!) - A 50 year-old Russian coal miner suffering from lung disease is seeking a buyer for his prized possession, a signed photograph of sultry Brigitte Bardot, to pay for an operation, a popular tabloid reported on Wednesday. Unlike many of her fans, bachelor Vladimir Komarov fell in love with "BB" only a few years ago after watching the French siren's 1956 debut film "Et Dieu crea la femme" (And God created woman), he told the Tvoi Den paper. "There was just no one else... Read Full Story
Vladimir Komarov always cherished his signed photo of French actress Brigitte Bardot, but has cashed it in to pay for an operation, the popular Russian daily Tvoi Den reported Wednesday. The 50-year-old miner from the Ural region wrote a love letter to the blonde star of "And God Created Woman" when he was a boy, receiving an autographed picture from Bardot in return. Suffering from a lung disease, Komarov put his prized possession up for sale to pay for the surgery, getting 61,000 rubles... Read Full Story
Brigitte Bardot, the 1950s sex goddess who became a feminist icon and symbol of sexual liberation, turns 75 on Monday with her native France at her feet and a very first exhibition in her honour. Now a virtual recluse who walks on crutches because of arthritis, Bardot will neither attend the Tuesday launch of the giant exhibit -- "Brigitte Bardot: The Carefree Years" -- nor appear on camera. But in a voiced comment on French television she said: "I am proud to have an exhibition, to be... Read Full Story
Brigitte Bardot turns 75 on Monday but she does not rue her past as a sultry screen goddess, symbol of feminism and sexual liberation, who threw up everything. "I regret nothing," she said in an interview with AFP to mark her special day. Ostracised in recent years for comments about Islam, Bardot is back in the public eye with France holding its first ever exhibition in her honour. A virtual recluse who walks on crutches because of arthritis, Bardot will not be attending the launch of... Read Full Story
