Greg Oden, the once number one overall pick in the 2007 NBA draft was arrested and charged with battery on August 11, 2014. No, seriously! Hard to believe for a professional athlete, huh?
Read more ...The wild child of the legendary Black Sabbath singer and a long term drug addict, Ozzy Osbourne, has admitted the fact that she had downed 50 painkillers a day in a shocking height of drug addiction that almost took away her life.
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 ...On February 17 2015, Joseph Edgar Foreman, aka Afroman, was arrested after sucker punching a woman who was dancing on stage during a concert in Biloxi, Mississippi. Not only does this city have a problem with a Mayor who is a drunkard, it also has a problem with washed up rap stars randomly punching women. This city must have some sort of Bermuda Triangle effect!
Read more ...Oh poor Courtney Love... style icon, inspiration to musical gods, junkie, and murderer? It's been 20 years since Kurt Cobain's untimely death, but a new documentary is bringing to light old allegations.
Read more ...A true Scotsman, Ronald Belford "Bon" Scott came kicking and screaming into this world on July 9, 1946. Bon Scott spent the better part of his life rockin' and rollin' with AC/DC before checking out on February 19, 1980.
Read more ...Charming! That's all we can say about Southern Charm star Kathryn Dennis who entered rehab for "unspecified treatment." In reality this reality show star has had her battles with drugs and alcohol, so why else would she take the rehab route? And there's more considering her custody battle for her kids with their father Thomas Ravenel!
Read more ...Back in November of 2014, Fred Smoot, former cornerback for the Washington Redskins was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic assault. However on January 5, 2015 his ordeal came to an end. The verdict: not guilty!
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