Santa Barbara’s month-long bicycle celebration, called Cyclemaynia will commence in style with Cycle Chic Fashion Show, this Thursday, May 6. The show will feature bicycles, accessories, and attire appropriate for a bevy of events occurring in the coastal California city, from riding to the farmer’s market to attending the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Following the event, attendees are invited to ride in a Zoolander-themed bike ride, click through for your invitation: …Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Initially, the Tokyo International Film Festival passed on screening The Cove, the documentary about the annual slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, Japan. Though it didn’t offer a reason, considering the government’s media ban on whale/dolphin news due to the controversy involving Japanese whaling, it was no surprise. Ironically, the theme for this year’s festival is: “Action for Earth 2009.” So what happened?…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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