You might think carousels featuring inanimate animals would be pretty low on PETA’s list of priorities, but the controversial organization has apparently decided to set its sights on that particular “issue.” I think most people can agree the ethical treatment of animals is a pretty solid cause in

PETA is currently under fire over a social media post after the death of the Georgia Bulldogs mascot. On Tuesday, the University of Georgia tragically announced the death of Que, the retired Bulldogs mascot. “We are saddened to announce that Uga X, fondly known as Que, died peacefully in his

NFL super agent Drew Rosenhaus recently went viral for his actions away from the board room. Rosenhaus shared a video from a fishing trip with Tyreek Hill and Josh Jorgensen of BlacktipH where Drew jumps in teh water and swims with a large dusky shark. Some are saying he ‘wrestled’ the shark

At first glance, PETA would appear to have a pretty admirable mission, as I think the average person would agree that championing the “ethical treatment” of animals is a pretty worthwhile cause—at least in theory. However, as you likely know, the organization hasn’t really done itself a ton of

Getty Image / Todd Kirkland People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, is calling on the Georgia Bulldogs to end one of their most beloved traditions. PETA released a statement calling for the University of Georgia Bulldogs to stop using a live English Bulldog as their mascot. PETA