Animals in Entertainment

Fifty-four bulls are killed every year at the San Fermín festival in Spain.

Thirty-six years of PETA US protests, of documenting animals left to die, beaten animals, and much more, has reduced attendance to the point of no return.

A PETA US eyewitness investigation exposes the conditions inside a leading animal supplier to the film and television industries.

Until a ban is imposed, Britain continues to say “Roll up, roll up” to abuse.

Tilikum, SeaWorld’s most exploited orca, has died.

Children gathered in Stockholm to show the Swedish government that they – and 20,000 others – want wild-animal circuses to be banned.

The ITV show continues to use live animals in crude celebrity “challenges” that can involve eating live insects and arachnids.

People around the world share why Spain is #BetterThanBullfights and demand an end to the cruel blood sport.

The “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” and “Lord of the Rings” star has voiced a new video revealing how animals suffer in roadside zoos.

Union J is letting fans know not to visit SeaWorld or other marine parks that keep orcas captive.