Brooke Mueller has gone back to rehab...and has refused to take a drug test...which is required as part of her custody settlement with Charlie Sheen.
Knowing that Charlie's lawyers plan to have her up in court...guess Brooke thought she'd be proactive...and check herself in
Nicolas Cage was arrested this weekend for domestic violence and disturbing the peace...turns out there is a surveillance video from inside a tattoo shop that shows jhim tossing a few drinks back and arguing with his wife.
Despite being obviously intoxicated...he demanded to be tatt'ed up...then he asked the employees to call the cops cuz this fool couldn't remember where he lived!
When his wife disagreed with him about where they live...he allegedly grabbed her.
He has been released on $11,000 bail
Ironically...Duane "Dog" Chapman posted bond for him
This year they didn't have to force MTV's hand...cuz The Jersey Shore are looking to get $100K per person pr episode Season 4...and they are expected to shoot about 13 episodes!
Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, Jenni "JWoww" Farley and Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio have been filming this season in Italy...which ought to make this season rather interesting!
Nicki Minaj has officially signed on to replace Enrique Iglesias as Britney Spears opening act for her summer tour
Nicki will be busy this year, especially since she is currently on tour with Lil Wayne for the "I Am Still Music Tour"
Tori Spelling and her husband Dean McDermott, are expecting their 3rd child together this fall.
Naturally Tori hit up Twitter:
"I know there's been a lot of speculation, so I wanted everyone to hear from me ... It's official ... Dean & I are PREGNANT!!!!"
Their family is growing...their son Liam is 4, daughter Stella is 2½...and Dean has 12 year old son (Jack) from a previous marriage.
Congrats!
I can't even front...Snooki has officially grown on me!
And her performance on WWE sure helped prove...although she's small...she can hold her own!
She tapped in the ring...and did a randolph back handspring...than backed into Michelle McCool
The Brunette Mafia won...hands down!!!
Ashley Judd's new memoir came out today. All That Is Bitter & Sweet...details her childhood that was filled lies, pain and sexual abuse. (Who knew?)
According to Ashley:
"My mother, while transforming herself into country legend Naomi Judd, created an origin myth for the Judds that did not match my reality. She and my sister were quoted as saying our family put the 'fun' in dysfunction. I wondered: 'Who, exactly, was having all the fun? What was I missing?'"
And the book has quite a bit of drama...apparently Naomi let Ashley's dad Michael Ciminella believe he was her sister Wynonna's dad too...but actually Charlie Jordan really was!
Her parents split when she was young...but than Naomi let her new man move in...Ashley states that he was an "abusive full-blown heroin addict with a criminal record. I was taught to believe that our lifestyle was normal and never to question it or complain. I loved my mother, but at the same time dreaded the mayhem."
Then she recounts her sexual abuse:
"An old man everyone knew beckoned me into a dark, empty corner and offered me a quarter for the pinball machine at the pizza place if I'd sit on his lap. He opened his arms, I climbed up, and I was shocked. He suddenly cinched his arms around me, squeezing me and smothering my mouth with his, jabbing his tongue deep into my mouth."
She ended up checking herself in for counseling in 2006 to deal with her "issues". Can't wait to pick up a copy of the new book!
United Nations Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie decided to visit Tunisia...but a crowd near the Libyan border...got real reckless!
According to a witness:
"The people were beyond excited to see her. There were thousands of refugees screaming her name and chanting. The crowd was closing in on her and her security detail; it was intense."
She was forced to cut the trip short...and wasn't able to visit a Moroccan hospital.
This was Angelina Jolie take on the situation:
"The international community has done well to reinforce Tunisia's remarkable relief effort. But with 2,000 people still crossing each day, we cannot let the funding dry up and we need to sustain the momentum.
