The film, a biting social commentary on Sheen's dismissal from his $2 mil-an-episode Men job, costars Natalie Kenly, one of his live-in "goddesses." Meanwhile, the National Enquirer claims that since Warlock fell off the wagon in October, he has suffered four potentially lethal cocaine overdoses. Is he sober now? Charlie claims he is.
Tyra Banks, scholar . . .
"When people have low expectations, you're just constantly going, 'Ta-da!' And they're like, 'Wow.' " So says model and TV star
Tyra Banks, 37, whose latest pursuit, a turn at Harvard Business School, has surprised not a few fans. Banks, who has been attending the three-part, nine-week Owner/President Management Program since last year, dropped out of L.A.'s Loyola Marymount University at 17 to pursue modeling. Good career move!
Love stories of the rich 'n' famous
In a sultry slap in the face of gossip lovers everywhere,
Species star
Natasha Henstridge ignored all existing celeb mating ritual rules by conducting a top-secret, unpublicized wedding last month on Valentine's Day. Henstridge, also beloved for her work on
Eli Stone, tied the knot with Scottish singer-thesp
Darius Campbell after a seven-year courtship. It was a
tiny do, with two guests: Henstridge's sons with a previous beau,
Tristan, 12, and
Asher, 9.
Of celebs literate and literary
James Frey, peddler of the fake true-life memoir
A Million Little Pieces, sure knows how to market himself: His new book is titled
The Final Testament of the Holy Bible. It's due April 22 (Good Friday).
