John Schneider’s time in jail was about as long as a ‘Lord of the Rings’ movie … thanks to overcrowding — but he’s got a lot to do to avoid going back. We broke the story … the ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ star was sentenced to 3 days in County…
Showing posts with label Served. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Served. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
P!nk Gets Served, Mommy Day Out Interrupted
P!nk’s day out with her baby boy was rudely interrupted … allegedly by Dr. Luke and Kesha’s legal war, and it all happened on camera. P!nk walked out of a building in NYC Wednesday, toting her one-year-old son, Jameson. Paparazzi and fans were…
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Warren Sapp Blindsided w/ Battery Lawsuit, "You Got Served!"
Warren Sapp didn’t see this coming!!!! The NFL Hall of Famer got SERVED with a lawsuit in his battery case by a process server PRETENDING TO BE A FAN … and executed the trick play to perfection! As we previously reported, Sapp is being sued…
Friday, September 22, 2017
Kevin Hart, Search Warrants Served in Extortion Case
Authorities have already executed search warrants on multiple people suspected in the plot to extort Kevin Hart over the sex tape … TMZ has learned. Law enforcement sources tell us, a judge signed the warrants earlier this week and they were…
Monday, May 29, 2017
21 Stars Who Served in the Military: A Salute
We often salute celebrities for their work on screen or on stage.
But these are the celebrities who truly deserve our praise and admiration for something much more important. Something bigger than themselves.
These are the famous men and women who served in the armed forces prior to striking it big, and we"re here to offer them an online ovation…
1. Morgan Freeman
Hollywood legend Freeman served in the Air Force, where he worked as a radar technician. This period instilled in Freeman, an avid flying enthusiast, a lifelong love of the sky.
2. Drew Carey
The Price is Right host Drew Carey spent six years (1980-1986) in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. He still has the haircut!
3. Chuck Norris
Not only did Chuck Norris serve in the Air Force, but he has served as spokesman for the VA and was named the Air Force’s Veteran of the Year in 2001. It’s unclear if he won any top-secret wars using only his unparalleled martial arts skills.
4. Nate Dogg
Before becoming one of the men who took hip hop to the mainstream in the 1990s, Nate Dogg was a munitions specialist in the US Marines. The late rapper once said he joined the military to “see if I was a man.”
5. Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley, seen here in a 1958 photo, is perhaps the most famous celebrity veteran of all.
6. Bea Arthur
The Golden Girls star listed bow and rifle hunting on her Corps qualification card, and served as a typist and truck driver from 1943-1945, when she was honorably discharged.
Friday, May 5, 2017
Chris Brown Finally Served with Karrueche Restraining Order (VIDEO)
Chris Brown was just on the receiving end of the old adage, “If at first you don’t succeed, try try again,” because Karrueche FINALLY was able to serve him with legal docs triggered by alleged death threats. And speaking of adages, it’s the classic…
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Marci Wahl, White House Repeat Fence Jumper, Served in the Army, Supports Trump (PHOTOS + VIDEO)
Marci Wahl — the woman who’s been twice arrested for trying to jump a White House fence — served in the U.S. Army for more than 8 years … and she’s a big supporter of President Trump. Army Reserve reps tell TMZ … Marci served from March…
Friday, March 3, 2017
Matt Barnes Gets SERVED At Court ... In Nightclub Brawl Case (VIDEO)
Matt Barnes took a surprise shot to the stomach on his way into a NY courthouse Friday morning — when a process server cut him off at the pass at smacked him with a lawsuit over his nightclub brawl. The Golden State Warriors player had a…
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Tyga -- Happy Birthday ... You"ve Been Served! (VIDEO)
Tyga’s birthday was full of surprises Friday night … he got himself a brand new lawsuit, and it was even hand delivered. Kylie’s BF rolled into Penthouse nightclub in WeHo when a guy popped out of nowhere and served him with legal docs. The…
Monday, May 30, 2016
19 Surprising Stars Who Served in the Military
We often salute celebrities for their work on screen or on stage.
But these are the celebrities who truly deserve our praise and admiration for something much more important. Something bigger than themselves.
These are the famous men and women who served in the armed forces prior to striking it big, and we"re here to offer them an online ovation.
Won"t you join in, on this day especially?
1. Drew Carey
The Price is Right host Drew Carey spent six years (1980-1986) in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. He still has the haircut!
2. Chuck Norris
Not only did Chuck Norris serve in the Air Force, but he has served as spokesman for the VA and was named the Air Force’s Veteran of the Year in 2001. It’s unclear if he won any top-secret wars using only his unparalleled martial arts skills.
3. Nate Dogg
Before becoming one of the men who took hip hop to the mainstream in the 1990s, Nate Dogg was a munitions specialist in the US Marines. The late rapper once said he joined the military to “see if I was a man.”
4. Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley, seen here in a 1958 photo, is perhaps the most famous celebrity veteran of all.
5. Ice-T
Law & Order: SVU star Ice-T (real name Tracy Marrow) has quite the resume over the years, but nothing is more surprising than his four-year stint in the U.S. Army from 1979-1983.
6. Bea Arthur
The Golden Girls star listed bow and rifle hunting on her Corps qualification card, and served as a typist and truck driver from 1943-1945, when she was honorably discharged.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
19 Stars Who Served in the Military: A Veterans Day Salute
We often salute celebrities for their work on screen or on stage.
But these are the celebrities who truly deserve our praise and admiration for something much more important. Something bigger than themselves.
These are the famous men and women who served in the armed forces prior to striking it big, and we"re here to offer them an online ovation.
Won"t you join in, on this day especially?
1. Drew Carey
The Price is Right host Drew Carey spent six years (1980-1986) in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. He still has the haircut!
2. Chuck Norris
Not only did Chuck Norris serve in the Air Force, but he has served as spokesman for the VA and was named the Air Force’s Veteran of the Year in 2001. It’s unclear if he won any top-secret wars using only his unparalleled martial arts skills.
3. Nate Dogg
Before becoming one of the men who took hip hop to the mainstream in the 1990s, Nate Dogg was a munitions specialist in the US Marines. The late rapper once said he joined the military to “see if I was a man.”
4. Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley, seen here in a 1958 photo, is perhaps the most famous celebrity veteran of all.
5. Ice-T
Law & Order: SVU star Ice-T (real name Tracy Marrow) has quite the resume over the years, but nothing is more surprising than his four-year stint in the U.S. Army from 1979-1983.
6. Bea Arthur
The Golden Girls star listed bow and rifle hunting on her Corps qualification card, and served as a typist and truck driver from 1943-1945, when she was honorably discharged.
Monday, October 19, 2015
Oscar Pistorius Released From Prison; Olympian Served Less Than One Year For Murder of Reeva Steenkamp
In October of 2014, Oscar Pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of shooting and killing his 29-year-old model girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
Today, less than one year later, Pistorius is a free man, having been secretively released from prison late last night in order to avoid media attention.
Pistorius will now serve a four-year house arrest sentence at his uncle’s palatial mansion in Johannesburg.
Pistorius was originally slated to be released in August, but angry letters from hundreds of outraged South Africans – including Steenkamp’s grieving parents – persuaded the nation’s justice minister to hold him for another two months.
“We have forgiven Mr. Pistorius, read the letter from Steenkamp’s parents. “However, a person found guilty of a crime must be accountable for their actions. Incarceration of 10 months for taking a life is simply not enough.”
A lawyer for the family says the Steenkamps are still angry, and still believe that justice was not served.
Pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide, which is comparable to manslaughter in the US justice system.
The sprinter – nicknamed “Blade Runner” by fans – earned international fame after becoming the first double-amputee to participate in the Olympics.
Many believe Pistorius received preferential treatment from the South African justice system.
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