Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has returned home from treatment for her Bipolar II disorder, after having checked herself into a facility last month. Her husband Michael Douglas described it as a "10,000 mile check-up." Zeta-Jones, an Oscar-winning actress, told the magazine that before her treatment that "this is a disorder that affects millions of people and I am one of them. If my revelation of having Bipolar II has encouraged one person to seek help, then it is worth it. There is no need to suffer silently and there is no shame in seeking help."
While Morgan Freeman was interviewed on a Seatlle -based news telecast early Wednesday morning with his co-star Michael Caine, he struggled to keep his eyes open during the early morning telecast of the Fox Seattle-Tacoma morning segment. In fact, for a few seconds, he fell asleep asCaine answered the anchors' Kaci Atchison and Bill Wixey questions about the magic tricks in their upcoming film, "Now You See Me," a film about a team of illusionists who rob banks, sharing their earning with magic show audiences.
During this year's Cannes Film Festival, a thief reportedly tore a safe off a hotel room wall and made off Friday with $1 million worth of jewels that stars were going to borrow for the red carpet at the most celebrated gathering in cinema
Days before his death in 2009, Michael Jackson told his producer/director Kenny Ortega that "God keeps talking to me." Ortega and associate producer Alif Sankey testified on Wednesday that they became increasingly alarmed at Jackson's frail appearance during his final rehearsals. The lawsuit, brought by Michael Jackson's elderly mother Katherine on behalf of the singer's three children, alleges that privately-held AEG Live was negligent in hiring the physician convicted in 2011 of his involuntary manslaughter to care for her son while he rehearsed for the series of 50 shows.
Marvin Putnam, an attorney for the concert promotion company AEG Live warned jurors will see a different view of the public persona's view of Michael Jackson as the company seeks to prove it was not liable for the pop star's death in June 2009. While making his opening remarks on Monday, Putnam, said AEG officials had no idea that Jackson was taking the surgical anesthetic that led to his death.
A federal judge postponed Lauryn Hill's tax evasion sentencing on Monday but not before scolding the eight-time Grammy-winning singer for reneging on a promise to make restitution. Hill pleaded guilty last year to not paying federal on $1.8 million earned from 2005 to 2007.
Former porn star Jenna Jameson was charged with battery over the weekend after Los Angeles police said assault someone in Orange County on Saturday evening. The person who was assaulted reportedly made a citizen's arrested and promptly called officers. Police took James to the Newport Beach Police Jail, and was later released without having to post bail.
Wesley Snipes was released from the medium security Federal Correctional Institution McKean, in northwest Pennsylvania. He is known for his starring roles in 'White Men Can't Jump,' the 'Blade franchise and 'Jungle Fever. The jury convicted him for not filing tax returns. He was acquitted of felony and conspiracy charges. Prosecutors argued that Snipes had earned more than $8 million, and failed to file income tax returns between 1999 through 2001.
John Clark Gable was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of drunken driving after he crashed into six parked cars in Malibu, California, CNN reported. John Clark Gable, 52 years old, was driving a white Ford pickup near the Malibu Pier when the crash occurred,
Ever since actor Jim Carrey released the satirical music video skit "Cold Dead Hand," in which he attacked opponents of gun control, the wave of venom between him and conservatives has continued unabated. The bulk of this firestorm has been between Carrey and pundits of "The Five," a show on the Fox News Channel, and the nasty back-and-forth has been specifically with its host, Greg Gutfeld.
Sharon Stone's former maid, Angelica Castillo has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the "Basic Instinct" star, contending she was fired because she was injured while carrying groceries.
