New information about Hayden Panettiere's father's early morning arrest: Both Alan Panettiere and his wife, Lesley, were drunk when Alan punched her twice in the face with a closed fist after a night out at Beso, Eva Longoria's restaurant. Also, the violence may have been prompted by Lesley "chatting up" Clint Eastwood's son, Scott Reeves, leaving Alan feeling – in his words – "disrespected."
Heyyyyyyy! How did I miss this:
Everyone loses their shit on occasions, don’t they? Like, ‘Oh God, what demon possessed me to do that?’ … My wife gets to live with a variety of men. Some of them she likes, some of them she doesn’t. There are ones people like and others that they say, ‘Man we’re glad you’re finished with that project. You were an asshole.’
Check it: I hate to do this today, because I know that right now everyone's in a total love affair with Christian Bale and his new take on Batman and all that, but I've found a unique opportunity to address something important to me and I thought I should take it.
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Actor Michael Madsen, best known for portraying violent psychopaths in bloody Quentin Tarantino films, was taken by ambulance to a London hospital recently after incurring injuries during a physical altercation with his wife.
Our initial reaction: Of course Michael Madsen fistfights his wife—look at him.
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Prior to devoting his career to shouting about God and convincing white Midwesterners to fear things (especially black men), Bill O'Reilly hosted Inside Edition. There, unlike the current behavioral agreement he has with Fox News, the psychopathic O'Reilly was allowed to be a mercurial asshole only when off the air.
Click through to remember those days with a good, old-fashioned explosion that's NSFW and actually a bit frightening.
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Alec Baldwin took to the highbrow nursing home that is 60 Minutes last night to discuss, among other things, that notorious voice message in which he called his adolescent daughter a "rude little pig." With narrowed eyes, Baldwin told an old, old Morley Safer that though he is sorry he left the message, he is "pretty overwhelmed by the sanctimoniousness of people." It was a quiet exhibition of the unflinching honesty and unwillingness to bend to public outrage that will ensure this guy never, ever wins the public office he seeks.
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