PETA named their worst-dressed celebrities of 2009 today, selecting the stars who were the worst “fur hags” of the year. However, they need your help to select who was the worst fur hag of all.

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You can cast your vote for any one of Mary-Kate, Ashley, Mary J. Blige, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Ashton Kutcher, Lindsay Lohan, Madonna, Demi Moore, Kate Moss, Jessica Simpson or Kanye West.
If you want to participate, click here to vote!

In honor of the holidays, PETA has created a new game where you try to hit fur-wearing celebrities with snowballs, including Donna Karan, Charlton Heston, Colonel Sanders, Larry Jones, Sarah Palin and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Each celebrity is worth a different point value and the more you hit, the further in the game you go.
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“We’ve written polite letters, we’ve sent them video exposes, we’ve even held protests – maybe it takes a dash of snow in the face to knock some sense into fur-flaunting stars,” senior vice-president Dan Matthews said in a press release.
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The Socialite’s Life got an exclusive response from someone close to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen about their feelings on the PETA attack that was launched yesterday,
According to their source,

They aren’t phased by the attack on them from PETA. They’ve always come under fire for their fashion style, so the PETA attack doesn’t surprise them at all. They find it sad that PETA has put all of their time, money and resources into this attack on them and many other celebrities along the way, when they could be focusing on doing some actual good for animals.

While I personally wish they’d wear …read more

PETA is very mad at Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen because they continue to wear fur, despite the organizations pleas.
“Mary-Kate and Ashley have ignored pleas to stop wearing fur and are still using it in their fashion collection,” PETA states.The group has decided to do something about it. They are launching a campaign today, using their models “Hairy Kate” and “Trashley” to demonstrate the unethical treatment of animals.
According to the PETA press release, the campaign
features a “Fatal Fashion” animated dress-up game complete with animal skins and the accompanying blood; a mash-up video called “Full House of Horrors,” in which …read more