Charlie Sheen Winning for Real; Michael Lohan Hospitalized After Clumsy Escape Attempt; Kate Middleton Reveals Scar from Childhood Operation
Posted 10.28.11 by reelz
ReelzChannel Celebrity Rundown
Charlie Sheen's comeback is nearly complete as his sitcom Anger Management — loosely based on the 2003 Jack Nicholson–Adam Sandler movie — will air on FX starting next summer. It will be be paired with Two and a Half Men reruns, which the network recently acquired, and if the first 10 episodes are a success, another 90 will be ordered.
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It was believed Michael Lohan was in jail again yesterday after making harassing calls to ex-girlfriend Kate Major, but it turns out he was in the hospital under police supervision, being treated for falling 34 feet from a balcony onto a set of wooden high chairs (he was reportedly trying to escape from officers), which injured his foot and cut his mouth.
Meanwhile, Major has been served an eviction notice from her luxury Tampa condo because of all the negative publicity the complex is getting, plus the swarms of photographers.
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Samuel L. Jackson is the highest grossing actor of all time and has been at the top of the list in the Guinness Book of World Records since 2007. As of 2010, his filmography has collectively brought in more than $7.57 billion at the box office.
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Kate Middleton unwittingly revealed a 3-inch scar on the side of her head at a charity dinner on Wednesday, which the Duchess's office explained was the result of a childhood operation, but did not say exactly what for.
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Steven Tyler purposely revealed his bruised, cut, and toothless head on the Today show after falling in a shower in Paraguay.
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At the Michael Jackson trial yesterday dermatologist Arnold Klein told the jury that he injected Botox into Jackson's armpits and groin to reduce excessive sweating.
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In unrelated news, Justin Bieber's new Christmas album Under the Mistletoe is more "seductive" than previous recordings because "vocally, his balls have dropped" according to his manager Scooter Braun.