Charlie Sheen is a troubled man. His entire lifestyle seems to revolve around drugs, parties and porn stars.
Read more ...It is not unusual for a celebrity to check into a rehab center in order to recover from any sort of addiction. However, a trip to the rehab center is now guaranteed to provide any celebrity with equal shares of notoriety and publicity.
Read more ...In the 1980s and 1990s, John F. Kennedy Jr., the son of the slain president, was the most celebrated of the younger generation of that famous political family. He had all the charm and good looks that an uncrowned prince could possibility want. Sadly his life ended violently and unexpectedly through the tragic flaw of pride.
Read more ...Born July 23, 1967, Phillip Seymour Hoffman made it to the ripe old age of 46. The cause of death was ruled accidental, though a guy has to know he's knocking on death's door when he's sitting in his apartment with 50 envelopes of heroin. Hoffman was found early morning on February 2, 2014, by a friend who had been trying to contact him. Hoffman still had a syringe hanging out of his arm.
Read more ...Ray Rice sure has had a tough year in the media but it seems now that things are rising up. And by "rising"we don't mean an Age-zuki (Japanese for "rising punch".)
Read more ...Mendeecees Harris, star of the VH1 reality TV series Love & Hip-Hop: New York has plead guilty to drug trafficking. Although a guilty plea often comes with a bit of leniency, Harris is still facing between 8-10 (or 20, or even 40 according to other reports) years in prison and/or a fine as high as $5 million. Yikes... no love there!
Read more ...Headlines read that, "Michael Phelps Rehab Over, Reunites with Ex-Girlfriend". He better feel lucky that he was in rehab and not in jail. Otherwise the headlines might have read: "Michael Phelps Breaks Up With Boyfriend As He Leaves Prison, Reunites with Ex-Girlfriend".
Read more ...On May 25, 2013 Jenna Jameson was arrested in Westminster, California and charged with DUI. This after crashing her Range Rover into a light pole.
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