Last year, we rounded up the top 20 celebrity sex and love scandals of 2010 and crossed our fingers that we wouldn't have to do one this year, because recalling all the cheating, inappropriate sexting and baby daddy drama was just too much to handle. No more scandals, we hoped!
What seems like a well-intentioned effort to break up a fight between his girlfriend and another girl resulted in Brody Jenner taking a bottle to the head.
White House party crasher Michaele Salahi has reportedly left her husband for a rock star. The Daily Beast's Diane Dimond, who spent countless hours inside the couple's home, on why she's not surprised.
The new film The Help is a timely example of art imitating life. Based on Kathryn Stockett's 2009 New York Times bestseller of the same name, the movie, which opened in theaters nationwide on Aug. 10, weaves together the stories of three women—two disgruntled black maids, played by Octavia Spencer and Doubt's Viola Davis, and the fearless, white, recent college grad, played by Easy A's Emma Stone, who dares to tell their story—in early 1960's Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackie O lived through so much and had many secrets, many of which the public could only hope to have divulged at some point, likely well after she passed away. But some of those long-held secrets are about to be revealed, thanks to daughter Caroline Kennedy okay-ing the release of tapes of interviews historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. conducted with the former first lady within months of JFK's 1963 assassination. The tapes could reveal that she also knew about Jack's many affairs with his interns, and she retaliated by being unfaithful as well.
Florida-resident Joseph Bernard Campbell hacked the private email accounts of 19 women, most of whom he was familiar with, and stole naked and nearly-naked pictures of them. Then, he posted them as the women's Facebook profile photos, exposing them to public humiliation of the worst kind. Reports indicate Campbell's goal was to "harass the victims and cause them emotional distress."
Yesterday morning, the Casey Anthony trial took a stunning turn when the jury declared her "not guilty" of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony. While the case had more to do with motherhood and domestic dysfunction than relationships, per se, Anthony's late-night excursions with her boyfriend have contributed to the nationwide outrage over what is perceived to be a faulty verdict. Several readers online say that she should be charged with neglect, at the very least. What kind of mother shacks up with a man while her child is missing?
But it begs the question, why are Republicans winning this awful race? If you ask a Republican, they might say that Republicans are targeted by the media. If you ask a Democrat they might say that Republicans, who are known for touting a line of "family values" are hypocrites. I know one Republican who thinks that Republican politicians are simply set up. The answer it seems, is as divisive as the politics.
Just days after he admitted to inappropriate relationships with six women and accidently posting a lewd photo to his Twitter feed, we find out Rep. Andrew Weiner's wife is pregnant. (Talk about gasps heard 'round the world.)
