Greenest Spartacus Stunt Ever: Going Naked and Eco-Friendly

For one thing, we’d love to see those oiled, slick abs and a lot of professionally intricate makeup that blows up minds the way Spartacus does. And see more of those looks only the television series ca give and watch Spartacus: Vengeance Season 1 Episode 3:The Greater Good online when the next episode of the show airs on February 10, 2012.  Let’s have a run through of the set utopia from Spartacus: Vengeance, shall we? The stars of Spartacus: Vengeance confessed that they are genuinely eco-warriors at the red carpet premiere for the newest season of blood, sex, and gore, swords, stylish gladiator sandals, derrieres and décolletage, yet still epic television series. Kay, as you can see, the series was put on hold temporarily when the original Spartacus, Andy Whitfield was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Remember Gods of the Arena? That was hopefully produced and premiered and on air, praying that Andy would recover.

And as Liam McIntyre assumed the role for the new season, he says some good things about the late actor. “Andy’s left the most amazing legacy you could possibly hope for and it’s the main reason that I have a job right now. It’s such an honor to have such a big responsibility.” Well said, tears here and there! And of course, along with the other members of the show, Liam also shared about his environmental responsibilities, even emphasizing that his native Australia’s “impressive emission standards and carbon trading and systems with rainwater” which he always followed. Surprisingly, Gerri Miller at Mother Nature Network even marveled on the greenest credentials of the (frequently naked) Spartacus cast, which somehow saves on washing clothes, and well, buying them.

Lucy Lawless, who plays the (frequently naked) Lucretia, is an ambassador for New Zealand Greenpeace; Manu Bennett, who plays the (frequently naked) Crixus, is a big fan of Eco friendly system and recycling (he’d love BigGreenSmile, and, possibly, some of BigGreenSmile's followers love him). Katrina Law, (Mira; frequently naked), who mentored the new Spartacus ( "I felt like the old pro, ‘Just take your clothes off, hon, it’s going to be fine.’ It’s all in a day’s work"), is a keen water saver, with a dual flush toilet and a filter on the taps to make bottled water a thing of the past.Well done Spartacus cast. And if you need something to clean up all that blood why not try EcoEver Stain Remover (25% off at the mo). Oh, and Liam, since you’re going to be naked all the time, why not check out BigGreenSmile’s male beauty products; you’ll be wanting to look your best.

Lucy Lawless Serves Up Coffee For Starship Welfare, Auckland

She may be a vindictive little ninny named Lucretia Batiatus in Spartacus, sure, but she’s an actress and a woman by heart. See more of Lucy Lawless in Spartacus: Vengeance Season 1 Episode 1 which will hit millions of small screens on January 27, 2011.

And what’s more surprising this time is that Lucy Lawless will be your bonus the moment you get tp claim your morning coffee and breakfast .

Wearing a black apron, she cheerfully asked customers: "Is there anything I can get you?".

Lawless now greets customers at Café Melba somewhere in downtown Auckland’s Vilcan Lane just yesterday in order to raise some funds for the Starship Children’s Hospital.

Celebrating 15 years this week, Café Melba has been donating to Starship for the past five years and for this week, c’mon in for your caffeine and donate 50c for every cup of coffee sold.

Lawless - who worked for about an hour yesterday - served several customers who were clearly awestruck.

Mates Grant Fife, Zach Hitchcock and Gus Pickering were about to tuck into their breakfast when they realised who had just brought their drinks.

"I didn't recognise her at first," Mr Pickering said. "I think I was a bit awestruck."

Mr Hitchcock did recognise the star: "I watch her onSpartacus."

Mr Fife said it was great to see a celebrity giving back: "I think that it's a wonderful thing she's doing - especially for a good cause like Starship."

Lawless, who is also a member of the hospital's Board of Trustees, said it was a good chance to get people involved with Starship, which was in much need of new medical technology and equipment.

"Science and medical technology is improving at an exceptional rate and right now there's a lack of technology here. This will help Starship get there," she said.

Cafe co-owner Shawn Pope said the aim was to raise at least $10,000 for Starship this year.

He said news of Lawless' arrival had brought excitement to regular customers.

Lawless said: "Melba has been helping Starship for years - I'm only too happy to come out and give them a little bit of love." Now that’s a feast of love and humanitarian concern. Just don’t miss her on Spartacus: Vengeance Season 1 Episode 1.