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By now you've probably heard that Demi Moore's recent hospitalization was due to an alleged overindulgence of the nitrous oxide used to pressurize whipped cream cans, or "whip-its." Now before we get all high and mighty on Demi as if we've never had to throw away half a can of completely flat Reddi Whip, I think we should take a moment to place this admittedly embarrassing overdose in the proper context. No, this is not the first time a Hollywood star has been busted, gone into rehab, or been photographed indulging in a drug that could be considered less than classy, but in this economy, who could blame them? Let's see where Demi's little incident falls on the list of bizarre celebrity stoner moments. More»

Bret Easton Ellis is the writer behind books American Psycho and The Rules Of Attraction, but before these there was Less Than Zero. The book was published in 1985, when Ellis was just 21 years old, but today the book continues to draw in readers with it's captivating, and often disturbing scenes. More»



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The Sunset Strip is synonymous with Rock, but that doesn't mean that every place on The Strip, in fact, rocks. Some, obviously, have grandfathered themselves into it; based on their longevity and history, Viper Room or Whiskey-A-Go-Go could host the Justin Bieber Pajama Sleepover and still come out with cred intact. But for most places, this cred must still be earned and tested on a regular basis. So I've come up with a checklist to analyze whether or not Trousdale's "Rock Tuesday" with Hammered Satin last night actually rocked. Let's see if we can figure it out. More»

By now, you've all hopefully seen our link to the video of Charlie Sheen catching the vapors about 10 hours into his George W. Bush-worthy party binge. While we unreservedly join the rest of the western world in taking nothing but delight in his efforts to singlehandedly rid the world of its cocaine surplus, we also can't help but feel like Charlie is benefiting from a reduced competition pool. More»

It's no secret we've come down with a serious case of Coachella fever over the last 24 hours, due in no small part to our majestic and terrifying psychic powers. Unfortunately for L.A.'s actor/waiter/freelancer underclass, there's still one daunting problem standing between them and three days of sex, drugs and rock n' roll—Coachella is really freakin' expensive. And you're not allowed to sleep in the port-a-john, either. And weed doesn't grow on trees—or at least, you can't pick it for free. So what's a starving artist to do? Well, we have a few ideas. More»

  • Has Nancy Botwin inhaled? [VanityFair]
  • Miz Palin, Levi Johnston ISN'T sorry--suck on that! [Politico]
  • Bryce Harper is dreamy and could make your dreams come true [WaPo]
  • Ice cream truck guy accused of selling drugs?  Come on! [WCP]
  • Antoine Dodson is on the Today Show!  Run and tell dat, home boy [PerezHilton]
  • Where a table for one is actually fun. [Eater]
  • Could Kim Kardashian be working on sex tape sequel co-starring...Justin Bieber? [NYDN]
  • Larry King, still alive, contemplates move back to native NYC. [NYP]
  • Marijuana grows in Union Square. Shake Shack expansion is a no-brainer. [Gothamist]
  • Anti-English sentiment actually inspires Americans to watch soccer. [Deadline]
  • How to get rich off stupid cat pictures. [NYT]

Hey, Bonnaroo 2010 officially kicked off just a half hour ago! Not in the wilds of Manchester, Tennessee at the moment? Neither are we, sadly. But we can still share what we've learned from the festival before the first band has even left the stage. More»

  • Journalist writes unflattering piece about M.I.A. M.I.A. tweets writer's phone number. "Alt" blog asks: "Is M.I.A. losing her effing mind?" [AltReport]
  • Is Avenue D the next luxury real estate magnet? [EVGrieve]
  • Meanwhile, the tallest and most expensive building in NYC might go up on 57th Street. [Curbed]
  • Might Andrew Cuomo be a New York governor who doesn't leave office in disgrace? [RunninScared]
  • Some petite lesbian named Justina Bieber walked into a door or something. [CelebBuzz]
  • Better living through chemistry: how to medicate this cruel, cruel world away. [Gawker]
  • Was Megan Fox fired from Transformers 3? Does anyone care? [DailyMusto]
  • Food critic dishes on where to eat with your mom, have her pay the bill. [Fork]
  • Alert the media: some young artists dabble in drugs. [Scallywag]
  • Everyone is bored with social media and can't stop blogging about it. [Onion]
  • Pee-wee Herman coming to Broadway. Avoid front rows. [Vulture]
  • If Mad Men took place in 2010, it would be set in DUMBO and everyone would look uglier. [WSJ]

A trial plan allowing customers to pay for street cart food with credit cards rolls out next month. It's the biggest switch from "cash-only" since taxis allowed plastic in 2008. But is it progress or an annoyance? More»