Once upon a time, Gary Busey was approached with a (much-deserved) straight jacket -- and his immediate response was to yell about ripping organs out of that person's body. Sounds about right.
Kimberly Stewart, daughter of Rod, believes it's what is on the inside that counts. It must be, or how could Jennifer Aniston have a career and be a monster?
This enormous Caribbean villa is owned by the new daddy himself, Steve Martin, and the home is so big that it even has its own name: Villa Au Soleil.
In French that means "Home of the Sun," but with an asking price of $11.24 million, it should really be Home of the Lump Sum.
Courtney Love's statement is a double-edged sword. By being miserable, she deems herself intelligent, but now she's never allowed to be happy -- lest she tempt idiocy.
Aubrey O'Day later tried to clarify her flub, saying she was merely talking about how Hitler was an intellectual, because a dumb person couldn't possibly enslave and kill millions of people so efficiently. We hope she learned a lesson in "not all opinions are meant to be expressed."
It's so hard being Chris Brown, what everyone criticizing you for doing stuff like beating your girlfriend. Or throwing chairs through windows. Or getting into bar fights. Or ...
Madonna’s hair was the epitome of the '80s perm-y, bow-y, gelled, “no I will not look put together” ‘do.
Her mop was safe -- it could make any suburban student look just punky enough to be cool, but it wasn't rebellious enough to get anyone expelled from school.
Even as we teased our bangs and permed our tresses, we sometimes looked at the gorgeous flowing mane on country star Crystal Gayle and thought we too could look angelic and ethereal with such long, luscious hair.
Oh Farrah, how we wanted your hair-ah.
Yeah, she's considered more of a '70s icon than an '80s one, but her perfect, face-framing feathers gracefully led us from a decade of long and lean locks right into one ruled by poofy, bangy styles.
Kevin Costner is right ... he does sound vain. He's also apparently a genie, because he has the ability to grant wishes along with an endless supply of problem-solving cash.
This manse (which went for $13.4 million, by the way) was sold by the rubber-faced man himself, Jim Carrey, but based on the photos, his taste in home decor is no laughing matter.
Nicolas Cage accidentally brought the magical forces he created to play Ghost Rider to a party, and it didn't go so well. He also may or may not have been really high on peyote at the time.