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Fiona Apple in
Seattle, Washington, 2006.

Fiona Apple

Born Fiona Apple McAfee Maggart on September 13, 1977. She is an American singer, songwriter and pianist. She received a Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance at the age of 19 for the single Criminal from her debut album Tidal. Click here to check out her music.

Quotes by Fiona Apple:

In 2008, Fiona Apple visited Green Chimneys, where students with emotional, behavioral, social and learning challenges work with animals. About that visit she said:
"I mean, (animals) work in here for a reason. ... They do soothe you by being around them. In a sense, even though you grow up knowing what a horse is and what a cow is and what a dog is, I think it's still interesting -- the whole idea of the kids rehabilitating the animals and, in that process, the animals rehabilitating the kids. I think that idea, it just makes so much sense and obviously it works. It's just a beautiful concept of the way the world should work. People should heal each other by helping each other. So I'm attracted to that actually being put into action."
In a 2005 interview with Jim DeRogatis she said:
"I'm not really up in the activist world right now, ... I'm not really thinking about it. I'm a vegan, but I don't care if you're eating turkey in front of me. I'm not a preaching vegan."
In 1997, Fiona Apple recorded the following phone message for PETA in a campaign to boycott Butterball turkeys on Thanksgiving:
"There's no proper way to kill and cook these beautiful birds ... millions of people are learning that a vegetarian diet is the healthy choice for themselves, the Earth, and the animals."

 

 

 

 

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