10 Celebrities Caught on Tape with Drugs

Celebrities and other people who are no strangers to fame are often no strangers to drugs either. Paris Hilton, Amy Winehouse, Lindsay Lohan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kristin Stewart, Kate Moss and the other celebrities stupid enough to be filmed taking drugs are all included in this video find on internet.



I've a question with no answer “How can these various celebs represent positive, living examples to young people growing up today where drugs are involved?” This is really sameful the people make them celebrity and known them as ikon and they show these bad examples to the people following them.

Understandably, the pressures that many celebrities face in their personal and professional lives are under much scrutiny by the media and American public. However, is drugs really the only alternative to helping them “unwind”? Take a look, and determine for yourselves whether or not the footage seems to be real versus doctored.

The fact remains that doing drugs is never the answer to one’s problems. If you’re ever feeling overwhelmed or if something is bothering you, tell someone. Doing drugs can lead to more damaging things for your life as well as the lives of those around you who care about you.

Joe Jackson Asserts Omer Bhatti

The kid says he's Michael's son -- and now, so does the Jackson family patriarch, Joe Jackson.

In an interview with TV, Joe Jackson asserts Omer Bhatti, a 25-year-old dancer and aspiring rapper from Oslo, Norway who once traveled the world with Michael Jackson, lived at the singer's Neverland ranch and was referred to by the Jackson family as "Michael J," is the pop icon's estranged fourth child.

Asked if he knew Bhatti was Jackson's son, Joe Jackson said, "Yes, I knew he had another son, yes I did."

He added: "He looks like a Jackson, he can dance like a Jackson. This boy is fantastic dancer -- matter of fact, he teaches dance."

Bhatti came under renewed scrutiny earlier this month, when the British newspaper The Sun reported Bhatti is seeking a DNA test to find out if he's really Jackson's child.

Bhatti has features similar to Jackson and shares an uncanny resemblance to his youngest son Prince II, known as Blanket.

Not everyone connected to the family is as certain as Joe Jackson that Bhatti is the pop icon's flesh and blood. But one thing is for sure: Bhatti, who was seated on the front row at Jackson's memorial service next to Jackson's children and siblings, occupies a special place in the Jackson family.

In Vienna earlier this month, Jackson's brother Jermaine Jackson said Bhatti would be welcomed into the family, if he's proven a Jackson.

Madonna Stage Accident Kills Two in France

In a great tragedy at Velodrome Stadium during setting up a stage for Madonna concert in France, The second person has died following the collapse of the stage being constructed at stadium.

Charles Prow, a 23-year-old from Headingley in Leeds, died overnight at a hospital in Marseilles.

Technicians had been setting up the stage at the city's Velodrome stadium when the partially-built roof fell in on Thursday, bringing down a crane.

Madonna said she was "devastated" by the news. Her concert, planned for Sunday, has been cancelled.

Charles Criscenzo, a 53-year-old French worker, was killed outright in the accident, which took place at around 1715.

Eight other people were seriously hurt, including an American who was hospitalised in a life-threatening condition.

More than 30 people suffered minor injuries and shock, according to authorities.

Shaking and Collapsing

The 60,000-seater Velodrome is France's second-biggest sports arena and home to the Olympique de Marseille football club.

Fire-fighters said the accident occurred when the roof of the stage became unbalanced as it was being lifted by four cranes, toppling one of them.

About 50 people from a range of nationalities were working to set up the structure, city sports official Richard Miron said.

The roof "started shaking and collapsing" gradually, said Marseilles city councillor Maurice Di Nocera.

"Since it did not collapse right away that allowed several people to get out," he said.



Madonna, who is performing on her Sticky and Sweet tour, was in Udine, Italy, when she was told of the incident.

"I am devastated to have just received this tragic news," she said in a statement released by Live Nation, the organisers of the concert.

"My prayers go out to those who were injured and their families, along with my deepest sympathy to all those affected by this heartbreaking news."

Mr Prow's family have contacted the BBC, saying he was "a much-loved son, grandson, brother, uncle and friend".

Great Tragedy

"Charles was a happy-go-lucky guy with a big personality and he will be deeply missed," said a representative.

Footage posted online shows Madonna making an emotional tribute to the technicians at her concert in Italy on Thursday.

"I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge and pay tribute to two people who lost their lives today," she told fans at the Fruili Stadium in Udine.

"It's a great tragedy to me," she continued, choking back tears. "I feel so devastated to be in any way associated with anyone's suffering.

"Let's all just take a moment to say a prayer for Charles Criscenzo and Charlie Prow. Our hearts go out to their family and loved ones."

Lindsay Lohan sued for stealing formula for Sevin Nyne tanning spray

Lindsay Lohan is in legal trouble again as a chemist is accusing her of stealing her tanning spray formula.

More drama is brewing for Lindsay Lohan.

The troubled starlet is being sued by a St. Petersburg, Fla., chemist for stealing the formula for her sunless tanning spray.



Jennifer Sunday filed the lawsuit in Tampa, Fla. Federal court against Lohan and Lorit Simon, a Las Vegas businesswoman who air-brush tans celebrities and partnered up with Lohan to produce Sevin Nyne.

Lilo and Simon claim credit for creating the tanning spray over the last three years.

But Sunday’s attorney, Marcia Cohen, insists her client only recently perfected the formula used in the spray tan.

According to the St. Petersburg Times, Sunday is suing Lohan, Simon, and Simon’s company for breach of contract, theft of trade secrets, civil conspiracy, intentional interference with contractual relations and deceptive and unfair trade practices.

In January, Sunday’s company, White Wave International Labs, signed a confidentiality agreement with Simon. Sunday claims that the two sides had been in negotiations, but had not reached an agreement on pricing.

"The next thing we know, Lorit Simon and Lindsay Lohan are partnering and Ms. Lohan is taking credit for developing this formula, which she indeed had no role in," Cohen told the St. Petersburg Times on Monday.

Cohen added that Sunday and Lohan have never met face to face and that the chemist is looking to be compensated for Sevin Nyne’s profits.

"We are certainly looking for the profits that are being generated right now from that product. If Ms. Lohan and Ms. Simon and their companies and their shareholders are profiting from the theft of my client's formula and are profiting from that product, my client is entitled to those proceeds."

The tanning mist, which contains goji berries, caramel, Chardonnay extracts, and a sugar-coconut base, launched this summer at Sephora.

Retailing for $35, Lohan calls the product her “sunless secret” that she named after her lucky numbers.

Perhaps they’re not so lucky after all.

The True Celebrity Fashion Icon - Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett

Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett's talent was undeniable, but it is a real sense of style that makes them one of the last of dying breed: a genuine celebrity fashion icon.

Seconds after we found out about Charlie's angel of death, twitter and Facebook come alive with memories of fine feathered hair and perfect white teeth in the 1970's beauty.

Death of the King of pop music was still steeped in style. Shrines in the single sparkling white gloves or Fedora have popped everywhere from Jackson's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at the theater "Apollo" in New York in a family of Gary, Ind., Estates.

"They represent a huge part of our culture," said David Baron, chair of psychiatry department of Temple University School of Medicine. "They were visual symbols of generation. It was more than what they did was, we connected with them."

Jackson and Fawcett were serene scenes of my childhood. Last week, their images were recorded in my eyes.

Then it was much harder to get our hands celebrity images - and even harder to get pictures of stars black - yes posters of Michael Jackson dressed in all white with a yellow button-up-West "was cherished almost to the point of worship.

Image Fawcett wear red / orange swimsuit, her head playfully vzvedeniem ago, leaving a strong impression. In those days we were unable to find OK! or we see magazine Foset purchasing coffee, shopping, or building a house, however, her hair a rule, the transition to Chaka Khan and Claire Huxtable, who sported in the 1980's fluffy version.

"In the 1970's and 80's, when Michael and Farrah were on top of their form, we have only images that were transmitted to us," said Richard Laermer, author of Punk Marketing (Harper Collins, 2009), and fun for bloggers Haffinhton Post.

The idea of creating a character goes to the famous 1920-Silent-screen star Rudolph Valentino, said Gary Laderman, professor and author of the University Emori St. Questions: Celebrity Worship, sexual Ecstasies, The Living Dead and other signs of religious life in the United States of America (New Press, 2009)

Photo Valentine, known for his slick patent leather and hair with light suits were inadequate. Fans do not know what he looks like.

"When he died, stolpotvorenie erupted", Laderman said. "People are visual launcher attachment, these celebrities in the area of worship."

With each decade came more visual icons, from Betty Grable to Marilyn Monroe to James Dean to Elvis Presley. Each had initial appearance. Everyone uses personal life. And everyone lives in a higher celebrity stratosphere only when the red carpet for them.

These days, celebrities easiest way to top the popularity deprive us so loved landmark images that traditionally accompanied superstardom.

Reality show star power to the people before they show real talent. Just look at John and Kate Hosslin.

Originality is suffering too. Beyoncé is beautiful, but it is not just a mixture of several looks from Diana Ross to Jennifer Lopez?

But the most important symbol of status air secret. This means that no updates schebetanie and Facebook, or access to the latest lighting TMZ.com or Perez Hilton.

"To be an icon, you must be a mystery," said Laermer. "Mystery is the king. Mystery is the Queen."

Both Fawcett and Jackson lived life, mostly in secret. Fawcett was kind for several years, but back on its own terms.

Jackson was the Hermit, so any problesky it, regardless of how pale and skeleton were treated. Their powerful images remain untouched.

"They were certain of passing marks the end of a era", Laermer said. "Their celebrity was a classic.