We know how intoxicating the lure of celebrity can be. But Shia LeBeouf took it to the extreme by becoming so intoxicated that he began acting in a bizarre way in Austin Texas. And that led to his handcuffing and arrest.
Read more ...Shay Carl is now headed into rehab. The popular YouTube vlogger is seeking help for alcohol abuse after his very public cheating scandal brought an abrupt end to his social media presence. It's incredible what passes for celebrity these days. Who cares... it's a rehab story!
Read more ...At Into Rehab we know enough to keep our hands to ourselves, keep our mouths shut, and pay for sex only when we have to. But for years the pigs in Hollywood have been known to grab 'em, poke 'em and spank 'em whenever the hell they pleased. Now that their dirty little secrets are out, our friends at Breitbart have done the heavy lifting and compiled a rap sheet of the worst offenders. Enjoy!
Read more ...On the eve of Tom Brady’s seventh appearance in the Super Bowl, the quarterback’s biggest fan (next to this guy[1]) is a wanted man. Victor Thompson, 48, is named in four separate arrest warrants, according to Florida court records. Three of the warrants are for felony narcotics possession cases, while the fourth warrant is for Thompson’s failure to appear in court on another drug case.
Read more ...Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino checked out of rehab a few weeks ago. He has now opened up and is willing to reveal all about his problems with drug use.
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 ...John Michael “Ozzy” Osbourne, a famous heavy metal vocalist and songwriter, was born in Birmingham, England, on December 3, 1948.
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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