Josh Lucas is an actor who has appeared in You Can Count on Me and American Psycho as well as the Oscar-winning A Beautiful Mind and the box office hit Sweet Home Alabama. He also appeared in Ang Lee’s Hulk, David Gordon Green’s Undertow, Secondhand Lions, Wonderland and Lasse Hallstrom’s An Unfinished Life. In August … Read more
American film and television actress Kristin Bauer, who has been in the business since her early 20s, is most known for her role as Pam, the vampire co-owner of Bon Temps’ Fangtasia bar, in True Blood. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Kristin had an idyllic childhood centered around nature and animals. In junior high she … Read more
Almudena Fernández is a Spanish model, eco-activist and Oceana supporter. In August 2010, Fernández participated in Oceana’s expedition in the Gulf of Mexico to help spread the word about the plight of the gulf and the dangers of offshore drilling. She has been featured in fashion magazines including Elle, Vogue, Cosmpolitan, Shape and Harper’s Bazaar, … Read more
Morgan Freeman is an Academy Award-winning actor and Oceana supporter. He won an Oscar in 2005 for his performance in “Million Dollar Baby” and received nominations for his performances in “Street Smart”, “Driving Miss Daisy”, “The Shawshank Redemption” and “Invictus.” One of the most respected actors in American cinema, he has appeared in many other … Read more
Aaron Peirsol is a native Californian that struck gold in Athens in 2004. He won three Olympic medals for the backstroke and holds two world records. When he’s not in the pool, he can be found studying at the University of Texas, surfing, working on his upcoming blues album or cheering on his younger sister … Read more
In April 2009, January Jones joined Oceana as the spokesperson for the campaign to save sharks. Jones is the lead actress in the critically acclaimed series “Mad Men,” in which she plays Betty Draper, the wife of adman Don Draper. “Mad Men” has won several Emmy Awards and Jones was nominated for a Golden Globe in … Read more
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