Is Travis Barker Vegan? Yes, and He Says Punk Rock Made It Cool First
Travis Barker hid meat in his pockets as a kid, survived a plane crash, and came out the other side fully vegan. The Blink-182 drummer’s story, checked for 2026.
Is Pamela Anderson Vegan? Yes, for Over 30 Years and Now She Cooks It
A bloodied deer turned a child vegetarian. Decades later Pamela Anderson has a plant-based cooking show, a bestselling vegan cookbook and 30 years of PETA activism. The full story.
Is Evanna Lynch Vegan? Yes, and She Turned It Into a Career
Luna Lovegood grew up to become one of the most committed vegan activists in entertainment: a podcast, a beauty company, VR films inside dairy farms. The full story.
Is Miley Cyrus Vegan? No, and the Reason She Quit Is Complicated
Miley Cyrus was once PETA’s ‘veganest vegan.’ Then in 2020 she said her brain stopped working properly and went back to fish. The honest story of why she left.
Is Alicia Silverstone Vegan? 28 Years and Still the Blueprint
Alicia Silverstone went vegan in 1998, before it was a market, a hashtag or a career move. The rescue dog that started it, the Kind Diet and her 2026 status.
Is Stevie Wonder Vegan? Yes, and He Once Sang About It in a Moving Car
Stevie Wonder went vegan around 2014 and improvised a song about it on Carpool Karaoke. His tour chef, the tofu bacon and where he stands in 2026.
Is Moby Vegan? 39 Years, Two Tattoos and a Coachella Pledge Say Yes
Moby has been vegan since 1987. That’s longer than most of his fans have been alive. The cat that started it, the restaurant, the tattoos and the 2026 Coachella move.
Is Rooney Mara Vegan? Yes, and She Went Undercover to Prove It
Rooney Mara didn’t just go vegan. She built a vegan fashion label and walked into factory farms with hidden cameras. The quieter, sharper half of Hollywood’s vegan power couple.
Is Ariana Grande Vegan? Plant-Based Since 2013, With a Few Asterisks
Ariana Grande announced her ‘100% vegan’ life back in 2013 and still eats fully plant-based. But the label got complicated along the way. The honest answer.
Yes, You Can Build Muscle on a Vegan Diet
Think you need meat to build muscle? Think again. Here’s how you can fuel your fitness goals with plants and what science says about vegan strength.