Sugababes singer Amelle Berrabah has been arrested over allegedly attacking a car and causing criminal damage to it.
According to the BBC, police confirmed that a 23-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage and a public order offence.
The arrest stems from an incident which allegedly took place on 9 January.
The singer has now reportedly been bailed to appear at Aldershot Police Station on 21 February. Berrabah's boyfriend Freddie Fuller recently sustained serious arm and leg injuries in machete attack.
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Pete Doherty jailed for 14 weeks
The 29-year-old — who has previously dated supermodel Kate Moss — today attended West London Magistrates Court where Judge Davinder Lachar handed him the sentence.
A court spokesman said that Doherty had been jailed for “breach of time keeping, non-compliance of his order and using different drugs”.
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Smith wins damages over Hitler allegation
Actor Will Smith has won an apology and undisclosed damages in a London court over a false allegation that he described World War Two Nazi leader Adolf Hitler as a "good person".
The High Court heard that the Oscar-nominated actor was left deeply distressed and acutely embarrassed over the wrong story published by an entertainment newswire service.
Judge David Eady was told that Smith's comments, originally published in the Scottish Daily Record newspaper, were then "wholly misrepresented" by the London-based World Entertainment News Network (WENN).
The agency, which says on its website that it provides information to more than 1,000 media outlets in 25 countries, picked up the interview and then wrongly published worldwide a story headlined "Smith: Hitler was a good person".
Reuters reports that Smith's lawyer Rachel Atkins said in court: "The article alleged (Smith) had declared in an interview that Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was a good person. It wholly misrepresents (his) actual words."
The lawyer said that Smith, who was not in court, actually thought Hitler was "vile and heinous".
"The allegations that he could think otherwise is deeply distressing... and has caused him acute embarrassment," she said.
WENN retracted the story and issued a correction and an apology, but no media published it, leaving the libel "at large", according to Atkins.
She said the undisclosed compensation WENN had agreed to pay would be donated to an unnamed charity. It also will meet Smith's legal costs.
John Melville Smith, defending WENN, said his client apologised for the story, which they now admitted was wrong.
He said: "(WENN) offers its apologies to (Smith) for any distress and embarrassment caused by this article."
"(It) accepts that the allegations concerning (him) were misleading and published in error."
The High Court heard that the Oscar-nominated actor was left deeply distressed and acutely embarrassed over the wrong story published by an entertainment newswire service.
Judge David Eady was told that Smith's comments, originally published in the Scottish Daily Record newspaper, were then "wholly misrepresented" by the London-based World Entertainment News Network (WENN).
The agency, which says on its website that it provides information to more than 1,000 media outlets in 25 countries, picked up the interview and then wrongly published worldwide a story headlined "Smith: Hitler was a good person".
Reuters reports that Smith's lawyer Rachel Atkins said in court: "The article alleged (Smith) had declared in an interview that Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was a good person. It wholly misrepresents (his) actual words."
The lawyer said that Smith, who was not in court, actually thought Hitler was "vile and heinous".
"The allegations that he could think otherwise is deeply distressing... and has caused him acute embarrassment," she said.
WENN retracted the story and issued a correction and an apology, but no media published it, leaving the libel "at large", according to Atkins.
She said the undisclosed compensation WENN had agreed to pay would be donated to an unnamed charity. It also will meet Smith's legal costs.
John Melville Smith, defending WENN, said his client apologised for the story, which they now admitted was wrong.
He said: "(WENN) offers its apologies to (Smith) for any distress and embarrassment caused by this article."
"(It) accepts that the allegations concerning (him) were misleading and published in error."
Vh1 - Tequila To Pen New Book
Model/singer-turned-reality TV sensation TILA TEQUILA is set to become the latest celebrity to pen her memoirs.
The Singapore-born bisexual star of VH1 dating show A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila, real name Tila Nguyen, will release Hooking Up With Tila Tequila in December (08).
As well as revealing all about her life as the daughter of immigrants to America and her rise to fame as a model, Tequila, 26, will also impart dating wisdom in the book.
On her hit reality TV series, now in its second season, men and women compete for Tequila's affections.
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Boy George - Boy George Opens Market Stall
British singer BOY GEORGE has resorted to selling T-shirts in a London market stall.
On Friday (16May08), the star - real name George O'Dowd - was spotted at a booth in London's Spitalfields Market looking bored as he tried to sell clothing from his B-Rude label for $20 (GBP10) a piece.
As the frontman of flamboyant group Culture Club, the singer sold over 10 million records in the 1980s - but in recent years the 46-year-old has fallen upon hard times, battling an alleged drug addiction.
He told a reporter, "It's been all right - quiet today though. I'm bored and cold but we have to do a Friday stall to get a pitch on Sunday."
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Celebrity Big Brother - Celebrity Big Brother Back On Uk Screens
CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER is reportedly going to return to Channel 4.
The controversial show was axed last year after the race row involving JADE GOODY and Bollywod star SHILPA SHETTY.
It was replaced by BIG BROTHER CELEBRITY HIJACK in which celebrities acted as Big Brother and controlled a group of gifted youngsters.
However, Channel 4 bosses have decided to return the show to its original format after a dive in ratings, reports the Sun
A source told the publication: "We never said Big Brother would be gone forever.
"We just wanted to give it a 'time out' – a resting period after all the friction and chaos of the Shilpa and Jade saga."
However, a spokesperson told the newspaper that no final decision regarding the show's future had been made.
Meanwhile, long-time BIG BROTHER presenter DAVINA MCCALL has denied rumours that she is quitting the show to pursue an acting career, saying: "This is just a silly rumour. There is no truth in it."
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