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As part of News Corp's efforts to be carbon neutral by 2010, Fox is making the two-night finale of American Idol run on renewable energy.

Ed Begley, Jr. gives liberally of his philosophy and humor while speaking about his new book, Living Like Ed, at the recent Bioneers LA potluck held at The Electric Lodge in Venice Beach.

Another week, another cringing episode of the Apprentice and another slightly pointless task for the devotees. This week, they were asked to create a greetings card and a reason to send it.

Bug sex! Got your attention? Model, actress and eco-filmmaker Isabella Rosellini has ours, and she told Sprig's celebrity reporter Jac Chebatoris about the making of her new environmentally engaging short films about how insects make baby insects. And the daughter of Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman and the Italian director Roberto Rossellini shares a few European insights into the green movement. See more on Sprig!

Review of a 2006 UCLA report on sustainability practices in the movie/TV production industry. This includes highlights from the report, such as set recycling for The Matrix 2 and 3, and a determination that the industry has a poor method for dealing with its significant contribution to greenhouse gases.

Last night’s Go Green Gala at the Hilton was an evening of elegance and haute green style. The event, produced by Bradford Rand and his talented crew to benefit Riverkeeper and the Amazon Conservation Association, was a smashing success.

While filming new James Bond movie, the driver of Bond's car slid out of control and into 150 feet of water.

"Mother Nature's Son," Sir Paul McCartney, recently expressed his disappointment with environmental NGOs for not putting greater emphasis on reducing meat consumption -- along with driving less and replacing standard light bulbs with CFLs -- as ways to fight climate change.

Here's a look at what happened during the Earth Day celebrations in Washington D.C. Bring an umbrella!

Plant a tree with the National Forest Foundation, StumbleUpon and TIki Barber in a single click.

Tiki Barber invites you to participate in his Earth Day Campaign – sponsored by StumbleUpon – to help the National Forest Foundation care for our National Forests!

A die-hard fan takes issue with JM's newest environmental initiative.

Simran Sethi, award-winning environmental journalist featured on the Sundance Channel and sundancechannel.com, is documenting Greensburg’s recovery as a “Green City” with her new series The Good Fight. She’s also promoting a fund-raising effort to help citizens rebuild their community.

Hollywood is doing their best to promote green living. Not surprising since going green is all the rage these days!