Amy Winehouse Overdoses

(Nov. 25) -- Amy Winehouse was rushed to the hospital after suffering what's being described as a "seizure," following a fight with her just-out-of-jail soon-to-be ex-husband, Blake Fielder-Civil.
According to The Sun, the troubled starlet went on a drinking and drug binge following a huge fight with Fielder-Civil. On Monday, the News of the World reported that Winehouse had left him, saying their relationship was "over." The Sun reports that Winehouse is still in the hospital, and undergoing tests.
A Sun source says that Winehouse" was beside herself after the call -- and she just totally lost it." The source says the phone call took place on Saturday, and that Winehouse tried to ease the pain with booze and drugs afterwards.
"It didn't stop until she was on the floor on Sunday. She has ended up in hospital a few times after similar drink and drugs related seizures. If she carries on, one of these incidents will be her last," the source said.
Winehouse's spokesman confirmed that his client was indeed in the hospital, but was there for "a bad reaction to the combination of medication she has currently been prescribed."
Winehouse shot to fame in 2007 with the smash hit 'Rehab,' in which she sings about fighting the wishes of others to seek treatment. Since then, she's made several attempts at actual rehab, has been implicated in several drug videos leaked to the press and online, and overall has displayed very erratic behavior. She's often mobbed by photographers because of her unkempt appearance and anything-can-happen ways when she goes out in London.
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George Michaels Arrested Again!

"A 45-year-old man was arrested on 19 September on suspicion of possession of drugs in the Hampstead Heath area," a Metropolitan Police spokesman said.

The singer was taken to a police station and given the caution for possessing class A and class C drugs.
Home Office Minister Tony McNulty said drug laws needed to be "flexible".
Asked why Michael had been given a relatively mild punishment for the possession of class A drugs, Mr McNulty said he did not know the details of the case.
George Michael has been in trouble with police before
But he added that the law provides a wide range of punishments for possession of drugs, and "circumstances and context" had to be applied.
The Home Office website says possession of class A drugs can result in up to seven years in prison, an unlimited fine or both.
Mr McNulty told the BBC: "The biggest message is that drugs are wrong and people will be punished, but it must be right that there is flexiblity in the law."
But the government has the balance "about right" between being tough when it needs to be and providing treatment for individuals "to get off that horrible spiral of drug dependancy and crime", he added.

Haha, I love this dude. He brings the lulz.
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