Eavesdropping In: Twitter Suspends Olympics Reporter's Account; Lakers' Matt Barnes Arrested; Petra Ecclestone's Pink Rolls Royce; Who Made Vanity Fair's 2012 International Best-Dressed List; Dennis Hopper's Son Accused Of Raping Teen Girl

by Emily Green · July 31, 2012

    After tweeting the email address of NBC Olympics president Gary Zenkel out of frustration over a tape delay in the network's coverage of the opening ceremony, Twitter suspends the account of Guy Adams, an L.A.-based reporter and correspondent for The Independent British newspaper. [NYDN]

    Currently a free agent, former L.A. Lakers forward Matt Barnes is arrested last night while strolling through Manhattan Beach on an outstanding warrant for driving on a suspended license and threatening the police officer who approached him. [KABC]

    Petra Ecclestone's Pepto pink Rolls Royce Ghost, which costs somewhere in the neighborhood $250,000, is just her weekend errand car, darling. [TMZ]

    Vanity Fair's 2012 "Style Issue" will be released with two different covers, one featuring Jessica Chastain and the other Kate Middleton, who are joined by the likes of Jay-Z, Stella McCartney, Diane Kruger, Colin and Livia Firth on this year's International Best-Dressed List. [Vanity Fair]

    Henry Hopper, 21-year-old son of the late Dennis Hopper, is being sued for unspecified damages by the parents of a 15-year-old girl who accuse him of raping and taking advantage of her after feeding drugs and alcohol. [HuffPo]

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