
Isn't it funny that No ONE has EVER seen Angelina "boozing?" That's because everybody's scared to say heroin. I'm not. HEROIN.


DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - A 93-year-old man was charged with selling large amounts of heroin, opium, and cocaine yesterday, after police were lead on a high speed chase in speeds excess of this dudes age!
Felix Ludlow,the crazed gentleman above ,had never even had a speeding ticket prior to this arrest, told arresting officers, "Sorry for the trouble, but I'm higher than a god damned kite right now." You think? He faces charges of drug trafficking, resisting arrest, and possession of nearly six ounces of pure opium.
His pal, Rudy Cobb, seen here in the blue shirt, 86, was released to his daughter after it was determined that he was only along for a ride to Sams Club, and unaware of Ludlow's drug use.
Stumbling around the streets of London at 4.45am, the pair bore the wounds of an almighty row which spiraled wildly out of control.
They have been holed up in a suite at a five-star hotel in Soho for the past three days after checking out of rehab for crack and heroin addiction.
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Wounded: The couple are both scratched and bruised
The fight in the early hours of yesterday left 23-year-old Miss Winehouse with blood staining her pink ballet shoes and the knees of her jeans.
Purple bruises could be seen on the side of her neck and her knuckles were swollen.
But her 24-year-old husband appeared to have come off a lot worse - with cuts and scratches on both cheeks and around his neck.
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Before the big fight, the singer had made a solo trip out of the hotel at 11pm, walking a few yards down the road to meet and hug a girl in her 20s before returning alone.
An eyewitness said it appeared the girl handed over some kind of small package to Miss Winehouse as they hugged.
Walking wounded: Amy, with first aid dressings on her left arm, leaves the shop after buying cigarettes
Shortly afterwards, the concierge was called.
Miss Winehouse, who has a history of self-harming, had asked for medical assistance to patch up cuts on her arm.
At around 2.30am, said guests, the fight sounded like it had restarted - then Miss Winehouse was seen sprinting down the corridor to the lift, pursued by her badly bleeding husband.
One guest who got into the lift to reception at the same time said they started shouting at each other. "Amy was in floods of tears. This guy was screaming at her.
"She was cowering in the corner and I thought he was going to hit her. When the lift door opened, she took off across the lobby at a real pace.
"He was chasing after her and was about five paces behind by the time she got to the main hotel entrance."
The couple then dashed into the street.
An eyewitness said: "Just after 3am, Amy came sprinting out and down the road.
"She was in a real state of panic. Blake was running after her, but couldn't catch up.
"Amy was so hell-bent on getting away from him that she ran into the middle of the street and flagged down a random car that happened to be full of girls.
"She was saying, 'Quickly, I have to get in, I have to get away, please help me'.
"Her voice was breaking, you could tell she was scared.
"The car drove off at speed and ended up about a mile away at Charing Cross station. Amy got out and went into a 24-hour shop to buy cigarettes.
"She was looking completely out of her head. Blake ran after the car for a while. He spent the next halfhour or so wandering around in a daze with blood over his face, looking in doorways for her, shouting her name out.
"Eventually, he got through to her on the mobile.
"There were a lot of tears and shouting, but they calmed down and met up at around 4am and slowly walked back to the hotel arm-in-arm. They got back at 4.45am."
source: London Daily Mail
Officials in London were forced to release Pete Doherty from their custody after they failed to get him to court on time. Police arrested the singer, who is currently undergoing court-mandated drug rehab, on Monday for suspicion of drug possession. Because of the court technicality, he walked away from jail a free man the next day.