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Nicole Richie pled guilty to driving under the influence and was sentenced to spend 96 hours in either city or county jail. Superior Court Commissioner Steven K. Lubell credited her with six hours for time already served and ordered her to complete her time behind bars no later than Sept. 28. Prior to sentencing the star, Lubell told Richie that she was lucky no one was killed when she was spotted driving the wrong way on the freeway. The California Highway Patrol arrested Richie after they found her parked in her vehicle and facing the wrong direction in the express lane of a Los Angeles freeway.
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Lubell also warned her that if she drives drunk again and does kill someone, she will be charged with murder, not manslaughter, as it is her second offense. “I hope that never, ever happens,” he said. The Simple Life star was escorted to the Glendale court by boyfriend Joel Madden, who was also sentenced to three years’ probation, ordered to attend a 21-day alcohol education course, pay a $2,048 fine and complete a second-offender drug and alcohol program.
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Michael Moore revealed on the Jay Leno show Thursday that the Bush administration has served him with a subpoena for allegedly breaking the U.S. embargo and traveling to Cuba to film parts of his documentary, Sicko. Moore flew to the country with three World Trade Center rescue workers to get them the healthcare treatment they were denied in the states.
Usher and expectant fiancée Tameka Foster have confirmed that they have called off their wedding on the morning of the big day. No reason was given for the duo’s decision to hold off on the vow swap, scheduled to take place in the Hamptons Saturday, and it’s unclear if the couple remains together.
Steven Colbert revealed on Thursday’s Colbert Report that he suffered a broken wrist—the troublesome left, of course—while warming up the crowd before Wednesday night’s broadcast. Let lesser men take note: bringing the truthiness is not for the faint of heart. Or the brittle boned.
The Spice Girls are getting ready to spice up a little more of the world, adding dates in Vancouver, San Jose and Shanghai to their global reunion tour this winter. Yeah, can we really believe this act is still relevant?
Steven Spielberg’s spokesman said the Oscar-baiting director may step down from his role as the artistic director of the 2008 Beijing Olympics unless host country China, which has been criticized for not sending U.N. peacekeepers to the Darfur region, takes a tougher stance against Sudan. Now if only China would stop sending us shoddy merchandise, poisonous food, and become a democratic country, maybe then we could take them seriously.
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is already back at work writing two new books less than a week after Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the final installment of the boy-wizard franchise, hit shelves, the writer told USA Today, adding that only one would likely make it to a final published stage. “One is for children and the other is not,” she said. “One will oust the other in due course, and I’ll know that’s my next thing.” Hey what else is she going to do, make cookies?
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EU Critic’s Choice Awards
