Jillian Michaels, Scarlett Johansson Join Michelle Obama's Team

September 24, 2010 RSS Feed Print
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First lady Michelle Obama's campaign to replace French fries with mini-carrots in fast-food kiddie meals and push youngsters to drop the Nintendo joystick and go sweat outside is becoming trendy. More than 30 Hollywood celebs have signed up to back a similar effort to provide fruit, veggie, and low-fat options in federally funded school lunches. The latest: Beverly Hills, 90210's Jennie Garth, who is urging House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to push the Improving Nutrition for America's Children Act. Other backers: Nicole Richie, Jillian Michaels, and Scarlett Johansson.

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Michelle Obama

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S.J. is stolen biological material, taken against will and formed to clones line 200 pieces total. Sign of dangerous criminal activity. Original Scarlett Galabekian future pediatrician doctor, pediatrician nurse license she obtained in 2008.

Serge G of CA 3:42AM October 20, 2010

And then, let`s super size it with a healthy splurge of anorexia nervosa.

How about all lights out at 8 o`clock in homes of elementary school children???

I worked in schools & much of the healthy food was discarded by the children.

annette cochran of NV 5:28PM September 26, 2010

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