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Reports confirm that inexperienced nudist Richard Sierra, who decided to join the ranks among San Franciscan nudists protesting the city-wide nudity ban back in November, was recently acquitted of indecent exposure charges. Sierra was initially charged with indecently exposing himself in public, after his alleged nervous-twitching gave one passerby the completely wrong impression. According to Sierra's attorney, the novice nudist was merely trying to make his initial jump into the world of "urban nudism," while simultaneously attempting to hide scars on his stomach. A San Francisco Superior Court jury acquitted the 48-year-old of all criminal charges on Thursday, Feb. 7. Read More »
Lark Voorhees, who is best known for her role on the television show "Saved By The Bell" as Lisa Turtle, has been trying to defend her reputation against bipolar disorder claims and most recently did an interview on "Inside Edition" to further her case. The segment was titled "Saved by the Bell Mystery," which is accurate considering all of the media coverage that the 38-year-old Voorhies has garnered within the last few months has been pretty confusing. Many are viewing these interviews and actions as a part of a bigger "meltdown" that the star is going through after her career has gone downhill. Read More »
Miley Cyrus tells Perez Hilton not to “f**k” with her “lovelife.” Read More »
Rock band Aerosmith's frontman, Steven Tyler, is trying to pass a bill that will help celebrities safeguard their privacy against the violation in the American state of Hawaii. Read More »
Detroit rapper, Eminem will be dropping his eighth studio album, a follow-up to his 2010's "Recovery," after Memorial Day. Read More »
Pop sensation Justin Bieber showed fans what a sweetheart he is. He ordered them pizzas while they were braving the stormy conditions in New York, waiting to buy tickets for the Saturday Night Live. Read More »
South Korean singer-dancer Psy who is popular for his "Gangnam Style" is working on a new dance as a follow- up to his horsey dance. Read More »
New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne will have some court time to face. He has been sued by a man who says he was assaulted with a skateboard while taking pictures of the rapper in May 2012. Read More »
After the short film “Innocence of Muslims” hit YouTube in July 2012, riots erupted in protest in Egypt, leading to a court-ruled 30-day ban on the website this morning. The 14-minute short film portrays Islam in a negative light and offends the Prophet Mohammad. Judge Hassouna Tawfig issued the ban in Cairo, Egypt, officially deeming the film “offensive to Islam and the Prophet.” The YouTube ban will hopefully diminish protests all over the country. Read More »
Sam Mullet, the leader of a breakaway Amish community in rural eastern Ohio, was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison for organizing a beard and hair cutting assault on community members. The 67-year-old Mullet and about 15 followers were found guilty in connection with what has been described as “religiously motivated” attacks on several fellow Amish people. Mullet and his followers were convicted of conspiracy to violate a federal hate-crime law. Read More »
Reports confirm that Alfredo Marino is currently suing rapper Lil Wayne (as well as his Young Money Entertainment label and Trukfit clothing line) for an alleged "skateboard attack" which took place on the streets of L.A. last year. Although Young Money wasn't the actual attacker, Marino claims that the individual that bashed him in the head with a skateboard was part of Lil Wayne's crew, so the "Lollipop" singer is ultimately responsible. Marino is currently seeking unspecified damages to cover assault, battery, and negligent hiring, training, and supervision. Read More »
According to a recent NBC News report, a real-life vampire living in Turkey was arrested due to his morbid addiction to drinking blood. The 23-year-old married man with multiple personalities was arrested after biting and stabbing innocent individuals in order to collect and drink their blood once the addiction became as "important as breathing." According to a recent case study published in Journal of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, doctors discovered several traumatic events in the man's life leading up to his two-year bloodsucking binge. Read More »
Zayn Malik is making her girlfriend a priority. Read More »
