Lohan pleads not guilty, Schwarzenegger back on big screen
- 11 years ago
Lindsay Lohan was the subject of another court case - this time in Los Angeles. Although the actress did not appear in person, her lawyer pleaded not guilty on her behalf - Lohan is charged with reckless driving, lying to police and obstructing police from performing their duties, all related to a car accident last year. A judge scheduled a pretrial date for January 30th and ordered Lohan to appear on that day.
New evidence has revealed that Natalie Wood may have been injured before her drowning death. The actress had bruising on her arms and wrists and scratches on her neck when her body was pulled from the Pacific Ocean in 1981, suggesting she was hurt before she hit the water, according to a new report released by Los Angeles County Coroner's Office. Wood's cause of death was changed last year from accidental drowning to "drowning and other undetermined factors."
Arnold Schwarzenegger hit the red carpet in Los Angeles for the premiere of "The Last Stand" - his first big return to the spotlight following his role as California governor and becoming tabloid fodder for fathering a son with his family's housekeeper. In the film, he plays a sheriff, trying to prevent a drug-cartel boss from crossing through his small town. It opens on January 18.
Finally, Jessica Simpson is reportedly turning her real-life into a comedy pilot for U.S. network NBC. Sources say the show will be a modern-day take on "I Love Lucy" - featuring the singer at the helm of the scripted series.
New evidence has revealed that Natalie Wood may have been injured before her drowning death. The actress had bruising on her arms and wrists and scratches on her neck when her body was pulled from the Pacific Ocean in 1981, suggesting she was hurt before she hit the water, according to a new report released by Los Angeles County Coroner's Office. Wood's cause of death was changed last year from accidental drowning to "drowning and other undetermined factors."
Arnold Schwarzenegger hit the red carpet in Los Angeles for the premiere of "The Last Stand" - his first big return to the spotlight following his role as California governor and becoming tabloid fodder for fathering a son with his family's housekeeper. In the film, he plays a sheriff, trying to prevent a drug-cartel boss from crossing through his small town. It opens on January 18.
Finally, Jessica Simpson is reportedly turning her real-life into a comedy pilot for U.S. network NBC. Sources say the show will be a modern-day take on "I Love Lucy" - featuring the singer at the helm of the scripted series.