Harrison Ford Talks About His Looks With Rita Braver
Harrison Ford talked to Rita Braver about his looks. Rita Braver told Harrison Ford his looks are part of the draw when people go to see his movies. Harrison thinks these people should have their eyes examined. Harrison Ford doesn't think he has "movie star looks." He also explains how he got the scar on his chin. Take a look:
Olivia Wilde, Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart Attend Environmental Media Awards
The Environmental Media Awards drew a star-studded crowd. The EMA Awards honor productions, film and television personalities, musicians and musical tours that convey environmental messages in the most creative and influential ways.
Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart and Sir Richard Branson were among those attending the event. Harrison gave an award to the National Geographic Society and Calista awarded the best film award to Disney Nature Earth. Sir Richard Branson was honored for his pledge to invest all proceeds from his Virgin Airlines toward developing clean fuels and renewable energy. Take a look:
Prince Charles Delivers YouTube Message About Rainforests
Prince Charles has used YouTube to deliver a message about the Rainforests Project he has launched. Near the end of the video (see below) several of Prince Charles' celebrity guests appear including Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, Robin Williams, the Dalai Lama, Prince William and Prince Harry. They are all accompanied by an animated frog. According to the Prince's Rainforests Project's website you will soon be able to record your own message with this frog - details can be found see here.
Prince Charles is also writing a book about the environment called Harmony that will be out in 2010.
Harrison Ford has teamed up with Hamilton watches to create a special watch called the Hamilton Khaki Conservation Watch to benefit Conservation International. Ford has served on the board of the nonprofit organization for 17 years and totally supports its mission of protecting life on earth and demonstrating that human societies will thrive when in balance with nature.
Ford said: "I have served on the board of Conservation International for 17 years and have made a commitment to preserve the environment. The Hamilton Khaki Conservation watch was a great opportunity to raise proceeds and awareness in aid of our planet. I am proud to partner with a company with such rich history and integrity as they also recognize the importance of making a conscious grassroots effort to preserve the environment."
"Our health relies entirely on the vitality of our fellow species on Earth. When we protect the places where the processes of life can flourish, we strengthen not only the future of medicine, agriculture and industry, but also the essential condition for peace and prosperity."
The Khaki Conservation timepieces have GMT functionality, with the second time zone selection covering a range of focus locations for Conservation International projects, from Colombia to Indonesia. Harrison was actively involved in the design of the watch -- it definitely has an Indiana Jones, adventuresome feel about it. It will be available in November, 2008, for $1,195 at Hamiltonwatch.com.
Harrison Ford gets his chest waxed to illustrate the devastating effects of deforestation. When the forests are destroyed, massive amounts of carbon dioxide are released into the atmosphere: that accelerates climate change. So, save a forest, help save the planet. Oh, and Harrison Ford is looking mighty fine, isn't he? And he didn't even yell out "Kelly Clarkson!!" when she ripped the wax off. Most impressive.
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