In this episode of "True Hollywood Stories," Oscar-winner Mel Gibson revives his career by stumbling outside a Malibu restaurant into an instant iconic pose for a paparazzo. Cheers to you, Mel. Have a glass of Manischewitz on us.
In this episode of "True Hollywood Stories," Oscar-winner Mel Gibson revives his career by stumbling outside a Malibu restaurant into an instant iconic pose for a paparazzo. Cheers to you, Mel. Have a glass of Manischewitz on us.
Sometimes life isn't fair. Celebrities can afford to buy beautiful new Maseratis and Range Rovers. And what do they do? This year, they seem to be having a lot of problems with mountains.
Mel Gibson, the 54-year-old actor whose name brings new meaning to the word "troubled," crashed his Maserati into a hillside Sunday evening. No injuries, no passengers, no alcohol say police. [MSNBC]
Damn you Garage 419! You get to have all the fun. Check out this clip of host, Matt Farah, slip sliding a 2009 Audi R8

Now you can experience for yourself what it felt like to be the passionate Mel Gibson, speeding drunkenly down the PCH on a fateful July night. "So You Think You Can Drive, Mel?", a new game on gsn.com, recreates Mel's drive in animated form, replete with tequila bottles, state troopers, and Star of David-slinging…
So, of course, the big news in Celebutown this week is Mel Gibson's arrest for DUI while rolling in an LS430 with a bottle of tequila. Somehow, we imagine Mel having a war with his inner Max Rockatansky, but seeing as we doubt the LS was equipped with a faux-blower and most likely did not suck nitro, we'll get down to …

Two twists in the Mel "blame the Jews" Gibson DUI case, both coming from the website serving up all-Mel all-the-time, TMZ.com. And with this Gibson thing, do we need any more irony...apparently, yes. First, it turns out Gibson made a couple of statements at the height of the PR campaign for Gibson's blockbuster "Passion…