On May 25, 2015 American playwright, actor, and television & film director, Sam Shepard, was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving. We're pretty sure Mr. Shepard didn't write this episode into the script for his life story!
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 ...Austin Powers and Celebrity Big Brother star Verne Troyer says he'll be entering rehab for alcohol addiction. After a 2-week stint in the hospital, the 48-year-old actor has confirmed to fans he would soon begin treatment for what has been a long-time battle. Even if it costs him "one millllion dollars" it's worth it!
Read more ...The all-time great comic actor and musician John Belushi was very well known for living an extreme life without any kind of moderation.
Read more ...Pitchman Billy Mays was quite the salesman. With his over-the-top voice and can-do attitude, Billy could pitch almost anything and his loyal audience would buy. Get it while supplies last. But in the end not even a load of OxiClean could clean up Billy's act. Nicknamed "Pitchfork", we can now literally say, "Put a fork in 'im, he's done!"
Read more ...The King or is it “Cing” (maybe that’s more politically correct?) of Doughnuts found themselves in a bit of hot frying oil and are now coming out with a big, fat, juicy, sugary, creamy, glazed, apology! We love it... perhaps even more than their doughnuts... and we don't know why!
Read more ...In August of 2012, actor Tommy "Tiny" Lister was taken into custody by US Marshals. His crime? A multimillion dollar mortgage fraud scheme.
Read more ...This past February 2015, Lance Armstrong kept himself out of court by pleading guilty to careless driving. The charges came after Armstrong hit two parked cars in December 2014 while driving his SUV in Aspen, Colorado. We gotta ask, was his SUV on steroids, or is Armstrong such a really bad driver that he managed to hit not one, but two parked cars.
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