In 1968 and at the age of 36, actor Nick Adams joined the ranks of celebrities to face early death. Though his work didn't foster the same legacy as his dear friends Elvis Presley and James Dean, he too died from drug overdose. He played a rebel, he was a rebel and he died a rebel.
Read more ...Gerard Butler had voluntarily checked himself into a rehab clinic in California to battle his addiction to prescription drugs and cocaine.
Read more ...After having been found guilty on September 4, 2015 on charges of public corruption, former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell has finally been sentenced. On January 6, 2015 he was ordered to serve two years in federal prison.
Read more ...Headlines read that, "Michael Phelps Rehab Over, Reunites with Ex-Girlfriend". He better feel lucky that he was in rehab and not in jail. Otherwise the headlines might have read: "Michael Phelps Breaks Up With Boyfriend As He Leaves Prison, Reunites with Ex-Girlfriend".
Read more ...On January 7. 2015, in the late morning hours, Chicago Bears cornerback Tim Jennings was arrested and charged with DUI, speeding, and reckless driving. A football player wins the trifecta!
Read more ...UPDATE: Liza is out of rehab! She left rehab and was out Sunday night (April 19, 2015) dining at the West Hollywood eatery Pump. "Pump, pump, pump it up!" Just don't go back to rehab. See more about Liza getting out of rehab here. Original story follows...
Read more ...In June of 2015 the famous (infamous?) Wiz Khalifa pleaded guilty in El Paso, Texas to a misdemeanor charge of possession of marijuana. Khalifa agreed to pay a $500 fine that would make this all go away. Good thing a regular drug test wasn't part of the plea deal, otherwise the name "Wiz" would have taken on a whole new meaning!
Read more ...A former Niagara Falls heroin dealer who portrayed Niagara Falls recycling mascot “Totes McGoats” was ruled a success in a court-supervised drug rehabilitation program. This The Rest Of Us story is uplifting, and has great pictures,,, so how could we resist!
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