Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora has been arrested in Laguna Beach, California on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol.
According to celebrity website TMZ.com, Sambora was pulled over by police officers at about 11pm last night.
Police claimed that the star was driving erratically before they pulled him over.
Sambora then reportedly failed a number of field sobriety tests before being arrested on a DUI charge.
Sambora checked into a rehab clinic last year to receive treatment for alcohol-related problems.
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Thursday, 29 May 2008
McFly
Artist: McFly
Genre(s):
Rock
ROck: Alternative
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Greatest Hits
Year: 2007
Tracks: 14
Motion in the Ocean
Year: 2006
Tracks: 12
Room On The 3rd Floor
Year:
Tracks: 13
juan atkins
Artist: juan atkins
Genre(s):
Techno
Discography:
The Berlin Sessions
Year: 2005
Tracks: 6
Metroplex 1985 - 2005
Year: 2005
Tracks: 23
Bob Baldwin
I almost died from superbug says Burke
Actress Kathy Burke has revealed that she nearly died after contracting a superbug in hospital.
The 43-year-old comedienne-turned-theatre-director caught Clostridium difficile last year when she was being treated for abdominal problems and a glandular condition.
Burke - famed for her role as Waynetta Slob in the Harry Enfield series on TV - contracted the stomach bug at a hospital in London following an operation.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Burke revealed: "I got quite ill last year with loads of stuff," she said. "It all happened at once, really.
"I had three near-death experiences [but] I didn't see any white light or nuns or anything.
"I had that C.difficile hospital bug that everyone is going on about. It was an experience. There's not much they can do. They just let you get on with it. It's a breakdown of the whole immune system.
Burke, who made a cameo appearance on 'The Catherine Tate show' over Christmas, also lost around two stone due to the bug.
The 43-year-old comedienne-turned-theatre-director caught Clostridium difficile last year when she was being treated for abdominal problems and a glandular condition.
Burke - famed for her role as Waynetta Slob in the Harry Enfield series on TV - contracted the stomach bug at a hospital in London following an operation.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Burke revealed: "I got quite ill last year with loads of stuff," she said. "It all happened at once, really.
"I had three near-death experiences [but] I didn't see any white light or nuns or anything.
"I had that C.difficile hospital bug that everyone is going on about. It was an experience. There's not much they can do. They just let you get on with it. It's a breakdown of the whole immune system.
Burke, who made a cameo appearance on 'The Catherine Tate show' over Christmas, also lost around two stone due to the bug.
Rahul Sharma and Richard Clayderman
Artist: Rahul Sharma and Richard Clayderman
Genre(s):
Jazz
Discography:
The Confluence
Year: 2002
Tracks: 10
Steve Coogan - Coogan Hits Back At Love Over Wilsons Failed Suicide
Funnyman STEVE COOGAN has hit back at former girlfriend COURTNEY LOVE for claiming he was to blame for alleged OWEN WILSON's suicide bid.
The Wedding Crashers star was rushed to hospital after reportedly slashing his wrists at his home in Santa Monica, California, last August (07).
Shortly after, Love claimed Coogan's alleged past drug use was a negative influence on Wilson and was partly to blame for his suicide attempt.
But the Alan Partridge star denies he was the catalyst for the event - insisting he has a drug-free relationship with Wilson.
He says, "Owen and I have a completely apple-pie friendship. We run together on Venice Beach. I have never had a drink or taken drugs with him."
Coogan entered rehab in 2004 to receive treatment for his drug addiction but insists he no longer takes mind-altering substances because he spends all his time working.
He says, "I don't take drugs anymore. Clarity of mind is very precious to me. If you have an addictive personality, you have to channel it in a positive, productive way. I'm a workaholic."
See Also
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)