Stella McCartney’s fall and winter line of vegan fashion debuted in Paris last week. (In attendance were England’s adopted icons, the Live Earth alum Madonna and the macrobiotic Gwyneth Paltrow.)

And Heather Mills, the former wife of Stella’s dad, Paul McCartney, is engaged in a bitter legal battle with him, but is also reportedly in talks to host her own vegan cooking show. (Also according to this story, Heather and Stella are sworn enemies. Meow!)

It’s not just rock’s royal family but actual royalty getting in the ring this week. Prince Charles, already a superhero of environmentalism, has endeared himself further by banning the sale of foie gras on royal menus. The change came after a vegetarian activist spotted the controversial cruelly obtained delicacy for sale in a royal cheese shop and wrote Charles a letter of complaint. Now the royal warrant of that shop, The House of Cheese in Gloucestershire, may be withdrawn if they don’t stop selling foie gras. The letter-writer, Justin Kerswell, said, "Foie gras is seen as very posh and the heir to the throne is probably the poshest person in Britain, so for him to ban it is very good news."

By the way, as you’ve no doubt seen all over the Internet, this week’s queen of all media, Natalie P., says Stella’s vegan shoes are great but are “expensive and very fashiony.” No word on what she thinks about foie gras, but she’s vegan, so we can venture a guess.