Rapper Tone Loc, who recorded the gravelly-voiced hits, “Funky Cold Medina,” and “Wild Thing,” was arrested in Burbank on Saturday on suspicion of domestic violence against the mother of his child, according to CNN. Loc, whose real name is Anthony Smith, spent less than three hours in jail before posting a $50,000 bond, according to a Burbank Police spokeswoman.
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Suspects in Joss Stone plot have day in court
Two Manchester men made their first appearance in court Thursday after they were arrested near singer Joss Stone’s home in England, armed with maps, knives, a hammer, and a samurai sword, according to People. Junior Bradshaw, 30, and Kevin Liverpool, 33, spoke only identified themselves in an Exeter courtroom. They were not allowed bail, and will remain imprisoned until their next court date on July 1.
In a statement, Stone said, “I’d like to thank everyone for their concern but I’m absolutely fine and getting on with life as normal while the police continue with their inquiries.”
Two nabbed in Joss Stone murder plot
Two men were arrested Tuesday for suspicion of conspiracy to rob and murder singer Joss Stone in England, the BBC has reported, after they were discovered near her home in Devon with swords, a map of the singer’s home, and a body bag.
“Police attended an address in Cullompton after alert residents notified officers about a suspicious-looking vehicle,” said the Devon and Cornwall police. “Officers attended the area at around 10 a.m. and subsequently arrested the occupants of a red Fiat Punto. Major crime detectives are continuing to investigate.” It remains unclear whether Stone was home at the time of the arrest of the two men, who remain unidentified but are aged 33 and 30.
“Joss is aware of the arrests and police are keeping her updated with developments,” a spokesperson for Stone said in a statement.
Hugh Hefner wedding cancelled
Hugh Hefner is officially back on the market. His 25-year-old fiancée, Crystal Harris, who he was planning to marry this Saturday, has broken their engagement. ”The wedding is off,” the 85-year-old Playboy founder tweeted today. “Crystal has had a change of heart.”
It would’ve been the third marriage for Hefner. Harris, who reportedly has moved out of the Playboy mansion, according to TMZ, was the magazine’s Playmate of the Month in December 2009.
The Coasters' Carl Gardner dies
Carl Gardner, the lead singer of the Coasters, died Sunday after a long battle with congestive heart failure and vascular dementia in Florida, according to the Associated Press. He was 83. The Coasters had a string of hits in the late 1950s, including “Searchin’,” “Poison Ivy,” “Young Blood, ” and “Yakety Yak,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard chart in 1958. A founding member of the Coasters in 1955, Garner retained the rights to the band’s name. While the band’s makeup changed over the years, he remained the group’s lead singer until 2005, when his son, Carl Jr., took his place.
Tori Spelling crashes car while attempting to flee paparazzi
Tori Spelling was in a car accident at her child’s school on Monday, an accident that was caused, she tweeted, by an aggressive photographer. “Paparazzi chased me w/the kids 2school,” she wrote. “I was trying to get away from him and had a pretty big accident. Took down whole wall of school.”
Fortunately, the pregnant actress/reality TV star and her two young children were unhurt.
Selena Gomez hospitalized
Selena Gomez is in a Los Angeles-area hospital. “Last night after Selena’s appearance on The Tonight Show she wasn’t feeling well and was taken to the hospital,” said her rep, Brit Reece, confirming a TMZ report. “She is currently undergoing routine tests.”
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Microsoft loses $300 million Supreme Court case
The United States Supreme Court handed Microsoft a stinging defeat in its appeal of a $300 million patent case verdict, according to Bloomberg. Back in 2007, I4i LP sued the computer giant, claiming that its patented technology had been illegally used in Microsoft Word, the popular word-processing program. Apple and Google had supported Microsoft’s legal effort to reverse the ruling, but the Court was unanimous, 8-0, in its support of the initial verdict. (Chief Justice John Roberts, who owns Microsoft stock, removed himself from the case.)
“While the outcome is not what we had hoped for, we will continue to advocate for changes to the law that will prevent abuse of the patent system and protect inventors who hold patents representing true innovation,” said Kevin Kutz, a Microsoft spokesman, in an e-mail to Bloomberg.
Flo Rida nabbed for DUI
Rapper Flo Rida was arrested this morning in Miami Beach and charged with driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license, according to People. Police pulled over his 2008 Bugatti after he was observed driving erratically, and he failed an on-scene sobriety test.
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