June 01, 2005

Actor Christian Slater is facing a third-degree sexual abuse charge after a woman accused him of groping her buttocks. It was all began when Slater and his girlfriend were arguing at a small grocery store on Manhattan's Upper East Side early Tuesday, when an unidentified woman was buying a soda in the store and the 35-year-old actor abruptly walked up behind her and grabbed her bottom.

Soon then, the victim called police and identified Slater, who was arrested shortly after 2:00am local time, in Manhattan's Upper East Side. Entered no plea when he appeared in court, the actor was given a July 14 court date and left silently.

Why the live of popular or famous people seem identical with snag? Maybe you can ask this to Snoop Dogg and you'll probably get a reasonable and satisfying answer. He's one of the many causing public to black-list the celebrated as he's been involved in many lawsuits. One and the latest is the smackdown incident he caused in his and fellow the Game's "How the West Was Won" tour. Richard Monroe is his victim, who admits he's been tortured like a slave during Snoop's "Gin & Juice."

Detailing the incident, Monroe says he was invited up on stage by the two rappers and was reaching the platform when suddenly a large group of people, including Snoop, began to hit and kick him repeatedly. Further he claims his diamond studs were ripped from his earlobes, and his watch, cell phone and wallet were all stolen while he was poured with alcohol. Snoop and the Game, on the other hand, claim Monroe rushed the stage on his own and threatened them after the've been targeted in attacks before.

The coming from a problematic family actress is now facing no problems at all. She's been through so many difficulties happened to her, her parents and sibling, but now she has nothing to worry about. Yes, Kelly Osbourne is already clean and sobber.

Above all, now the singer is more than ready to release her latest record dubbed "Sleeping In The Nothing," which is set to be released on June 7 via Sanctuary Records.

Began from nothing, the music group Def Leppard is now a thing. Walking their way to the row of great musicians is, indeed, not an easy thing to do. Yet, Def Leppard through it all and now they're welcoming their 25th anniversary.

Marking their long-journey in music production, Def Leppard will soon release their "Rock Of Ages: The Definitive Collection" which later followed with a much-anticipated summer tour. Happy anniversary for you guys, wish you all the best.

"The Longest Yard" has scored on box office charts. And now, overwhelmed with their success pairing for that movie, Adam Sandler and Cris Rock are reteaming for "The Gilmores of Beverly Hills," a comedy Rock co-wrote alongside longtime collaborator Ali LeRoi.

The movie basically focuses its story on the misadventures of a lower-income black family living in Beverly Hills. Sandler's production company, Happy Madison, has picked it up and Paramount will set the movie up. Either Rock or Sandler have planned to star in.

Producers of "The Da Vinci Code" film and Britain's church officials have both had a very different perspective about Christian belief, and even more about Christian message. The divergent perspective stemmed from the upcoming movie based on the blockbuster novel "The Da Vinci Code" written by U.S. author Dan Brown, which has been condemned by the Vatican and Anglican Church leaders for distorting the Christian message.

What really matter for the church officials is that the novel alleges Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had children, whereas the bible tells all Christians neither Jesus is married nor has he had any children. Based on that evidence, the Westminster Abbey insisted some of the book's details were factually inaccurate. And so, Britain's Westminster Abbey declined "The Da Vinci Code" to be filmed there considering the book as "theologically unsound."

Just moment after the generous Bob Geldof uttered his plan on commencing the "Live 8" benefit concerts aimed to raise money for the needing help Ethiopian, many musicians signed on to perform on that show. The project is scheduled to begin July 2 in London, Paris, Berlin, Philadelphia and Rome and simulcast on television and the Internet.

The Live Aid sequel will feature the top music acts in the world, including Paul McCartney, U2, the Rolling Stones, Madonna and a reunited Pink Floyd, all of whom will perform along with Coldplay, R.E.M., Mariah Carey and the Cure in London. Also signed on to perform were Dave Matthews Band, Bon Jovi, Stevie Wonder, Sarah McLachlan, Will Smith, Jay-Z and P. Diddy, all of whom will take the stage in Philadelphia.