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 ...Having had a starring role in the 1990's critically acclaimed film Babe, it seems only fitting that James Cromwell would be an animal lover. But now it seems that this love of his has gotten him in a little heat (but it's not what you're thinking!)
Read more ...UPDATE: Xzibit has plead guilty to DUI charges stemming from his November 2014 arrest on the night of his wedding. Lucky for him he's only been sentenced to 3 years probation. A lot better than his life sentence that he committed himself to with the new wife! Original story follows...
Read more ...Minnesota Vikings star running back Adrian Peterson was indicted on September 12, 2014 by a Texas grand jury on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child.
Read more ...Actor Gerard Butler recently completed his stint at rehab. One of the ‘P.S. I Love You’ hitmaker’s representatives told Gossip Cop that he has finished the complete course of therapy successfully and has made his way home in better health and spirits.
Read more ...Surprised? We're not! The poor "actress" hasn't been getting a lot of work recently, so it only makes sense that she should be getting arrested.
Read more ...On Monday June 22, 2015 Sean "P. Diddy" Combs was arrested after allegedly assaulting someone with a weight-room "kettle-bell" at a UCLA training complex. A kettle-bell is a small iron weight resembling a cannon ball with a handle used for exercise. Maybe Sean needs to exercise some restraint and get a handle on his temper!
Read more ...Indicted and now convicted Gilbert Lindstrom, former CEO of TierOne Bank will be heading off to the hoosegow. As the leader of the once high-flying $3 Billion bank, Lundstrom was the third official to go down in what was Nebraska's biggest bank failure.
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