AmieStilo’s Celebrity News

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Actress LINDSAY LOHAN was hospitalised on Thursday (29May08) after reportedly falling victim to her chronic asthma.
Lohan, 21, was spotted leaving a Los Angeles emergency room with best friend Samantha Ronson in the late hours after returning to the city from New York.
Sources tell website TMZ.com the Mean Girls star spent over two hours in Century City Hospital’s E.R. after enduring the six-hour bicoastal flight.
According to reports, the actress began to experience discomfort in her chest and asked flight attendants for a warm compress to ease her pain.
But she caused chaos among other passengers - including actor Stephen Baldwin - as she moved around the plane so she could sit next to Ronson.

According to the Charleston Post & Courier, Jennifer Murray is asking a judge to issue a restraining order that will keep Bill Murray away from her home. She’s also asked the court to determine if the couple’s $7 million pre-nup is valid — according to the agreement, Jennifer gets the big pay out if they divorce.

According to court docs, Jennifer and the couple’s four children moved out of the family home in 2006 because of what she says was her husband’s “adultery, addiction to marijuana and alcohol, abusive behavior, physical abuse, sexual addictions and frequent abandonment.”

The docs also say the star “hit his wife in the face and then told her she was ‘lucky he didn’t kill her’ ” and that this happened more than once during their marriage.

The complaint, which doesn’t specify instances of Murray’s alleged marijuana or alcohol use, alleges he would often leave without telling his wife and says he “travels overseas where he engages in public and private altercations and sexual liaisons.”

I knew Bill Murray was a weed smoker!  Yet he doesn’t seem the abuser type. Im sure Jennifer Murray is exaggerating, maybe because of that 7 million dollar clause?  No way is Bob Wiley all the things she’s claiming!

No Comments and 466 views so far. Written by admin on May 29, 2008 – 3:25 pm

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has been charged after her arrest on suspicion of assaulting a police officer at Heathrow last month.

The 37-year-old was detained at the airport’s new Terminal 5 in April after a row broke out between the model and airline staff when she was informed that some of her baggage had been lost.

As a result of the row, police were called and Campbell was arrested, handcuffed and led off the plane, before being later released on bail.

She answered bail at Heathrow police station today (Thursday May 29th) and was charged with three counts of assaulting a police officer, as well as disorderly conduct and threatening behaviour towards a cabin crew member.

She will appear at Uxbridge magistrate’s court on June 20th to answer the charges.

Campbell was banned from flying with British Airways (BA) after the airport scuffle, though her spokeswoman said at the time it was hoped the dispute could be “resolved amicably”.

However, a spokesman for the airline said last month: “All incidents of abusive or disruptive behaviour towards fellow passengers or staff are taken extremely seriously and will not be tolerated.

“We deal with cases on an individual basis and take appropriate action where necessary.”

Last year Ms Campbell was sentenced to community service in New York after being convicted of assault.

As punishment for throwing a mobile phone at her maid the model was made to clean toilets and sweep floors for five days.

No Comments and 292 views so far. Written by admin on May 29, 2008 – 12:34 pm

MADONNA is set to further tighten her bond with the African nation of Malawi - a government official has revealed the pop superstar is set to be made an honorary citizen.
The 4 Minutes hitmaker has become emotionally attached to the impoverished nation after adopting tot David Banda from an orphanage there in 2006, leading her to fund orphanages in the country. She has also set plans in motion to build a $40 million (GBP20 million) school to help provide education to Malawian girls.
Madonna recently produced the documentary I Am Because We Are, in which she chronicles the plight of the Malawian people. The documentary opened to critical acclaim at the Cannes Film Festival in France earlier this month (May08).
And now the pop icon will be honoured for her devotion to the country, with the country’s government making plans to grant her the same rights as their citizens, reports Britain’s Hello! magazine.
Billy Kaunda, Malawi’s deputy tourism and culture minister, is quoted as saying, “We are proud as a country to be associated with such a megastar.
“She will have freedom of all cities here. She won’t be bothered with issues like visas and other limitations.”