On Super Bowl Sunday 2015 while driving in Scottsdale, AZ, child star of the 90s sitcom "Moesha" was arrested on suspicion of DUI and possession of Marijuana. Hah... All grown up now!
Read more ...Two on-air "personalities" from Fox News were suspended Monday for using profanities during a broadcast in response to President Barack Obama's Sunday terrorism speech. All we can say is: "Do their mother's know they talk like this?" Well... if they were tuned in, they do now!
Read more ...Preakness Stakes-winning jockey Kent Desormeaux has gone to alcohol rehabilitation in Utah. Sources say he will return in time to ride Exaggerator in the Belmont Stakes Saturday June 11. "It was time to take a sober look at my life and take this step," Desormeaux said in a brief statement issued through his agent J.R. Pegram. Hmmm... jockey... alcohol.. somewhere in here there is a short snort joke.
Read more ...John Michael “Ozzy” Osbourne, a famous heavy metal vocalist and songwriter, was born in Birmingham, England, on December 3, 1948.
Read more ...Surprise Surprise! Theodora Richards, the daughter of famed Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, has reportedly exited her second stint in rehab. Only 17 more to go to get to her dad's 19th Nervous Breakdown!
Read more ...This month (April 2015) estranged AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd plead guilty in a New Zealand court to charges of threatening to murder a person and possession of cannabis and methamphetamine. All "highway to jail" jokes aside, this is pretty serious .... but also pretty funny!
Read more ...TV star Nicholas Brendon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Criminal Minds) has once again checked into rehab after pleading guilty to charges in his most recent arrest. Not just a criminal mind, but a real honest to goodness criminal. Nice.
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.
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