David Cassidy seems to have fallen off the wagon -- and almost off the stage -- in what appears to be a drunken performance the weekend of February 18, 2017. Apparently he blames bankruptcy problems, bad health and botched investments. The three B's. Yeah, well we blame the fourth B... BOOZE!
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 ...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 ...Bobby Brown checked into rehab for alcohol abuse.
Read more ...Rams safety T.J. McDonald was arrested Tuesday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence of a substance other than alcohol. What was he taking... stupid pills? And of course he took the shortcut to jail... driving under the influence and crashing a parked car.
Read more ...Colin Farrell has reportedly entered rehab after worries that he may ‘start using again’. In rehab speak that usually means started using again and probably got caught. Either way, in he goes.
Read more ...Mike Sorrentino checked into rehab for treating his alcohol and substance abuse problem about two weeks ago in March. But now the star of the reality show ‘Jersey Shore’ has checked out of the Cirque Lodge at Utah.
Read more ...On May 15, 2015, Matthew Apperson, the man who shot George Zimmerman, turned himself in to the custody of Lake Mary, Florida Police. This after being charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and firing into a moving car. Half of the world was happy to hear of the news that Zimmerman had been shot, hoping Apperson was a neighborhood watchman putting Zimmerman "in his place". The other half, well, didn't care because the news came out of Florida and who gives a shit about Florida.
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