Steven "Stevie J" Jordan, a cast member on VH1's "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta", and award winning record producer, has been ordered into rehab after failing numerous drug tests showing use of both cocaine and marijuana.
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 ...FEBRUARY 2--A 74-year-old man has been charged with distributing chocolate chip cookies laced with hash oil to fellow parishioners at an Indiana church, according to investigators. Police this week announced that misdemeanor charges[1] have been filed against Brian Jones in connection with an incident last year at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church in Bloomington.
Read more ...Swedish DJ Avicii, real name Tim Bergling, died at age 28 on Friday, April 20. Death is sad. But what is sadder is to see such a great and beloved talent succumb to what clearly could have been avoided. There will be no toasts in this guy's honor... now that he's toast. Too much drink and not enough think -- gone at 28.
Read more ...As a young man, Bill Gates took the fall... but it didn't hurt his career any. In fact, his little incident of youth may have even given him some street cred! And don't you just love how he smiled for his mug shot?
Read more ...Abel Tesfaye aka The Weekend was arrested January 10, 2015 in Las Vegas after allegedly punching a police officer. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. And what stays in Vegas is you... especially if you get hauled down to lock-up for assault!
Read more ...From winning a bronze medal for skiing at the winter Olympics this past February to causing $8,000 worth of property damage. This is the life of Nick Goepper.
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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