Scarlett Johansson On Her Experiences With Oxfam, USA Harvest, Rwandese HIV/AIDS Clinics

Cause Celeb highlights a celebrity's work on behalf of a specific cause. This week we speak with actress Scarlett Johansson, four-time Golden Globe nominee, 2010 Tony Award winner, and star of the upcoming film "We Bought a Zoo," due for release in 2012, about her work with USA Harvest, a charity food distribution organization.

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[LMPE]

03:30 PM on 04/19/2011

Part of the problem is that so much food gets thrown away. I've been making a conscious effort not to buy more than I can eat.

[thebeautyoftheburst]

07:51 AM on 04/18/2011

Well, I know of at least 2 things she has going for her that would help feed the hungry.

[Mannock]

10:29 AM on 04/18/2011

Yes. She's humane and smart.

[Damien Lavizzo]

01:38 PM on 04/18/2011

Oh, I was going with famous and rich.

Mostly, just "rich". A couple of bucks goes a long way once you get outside North America.

[rdk70816]

11:54 PM on 04/17/2011

Hunger is not good. Everyone is against it. One way to stop it is to cease wasting corn for making ethanol.

[StrawHat]

03:03 AM on 04/18/2011

Yep. It's time to pull the plug on that failed experiment.

[beauley]

09:17 PM on 04/17/2011

Food irradiation we are told depletes our foods of varied amounts of nutrition and therefore supplements are a safe measure.
How to be Aware That Food Irradiation May be Starving us
http://www.ehow.com/how_5045211_aware-food-irradiation-may-starving.html