prison (34 posts)
T.I. Out of Prison and Bound for the Tube
Once again, T.I. will have a chance to show the world he's a reformed man.
The self-proclaimed King of the South got out of an Arkansas federal prison one month early this morning after serving 10 months on a probation violation.
"Feels great to be back where I belong...Back in the arms of those who need me the most," tweeted T.I. shortly after leaving the Forrest City minimum-security facility.
DMX Free to Break Some Laws Again
Stop us if you've heard this one before.
DMX, the rapper-actor/jail magnet, was released from a Yuma, Ariz., prison today after spending seven months locked up for violating his probation.
So how'd he enjoy his first day of freedom?
Ja Rule Gets More Ja-Jail Time for Tax Evasion
If "Pain Is Love" as Ja Rule puts it, he must be feeling like it's Valentine's Day.
The hip-hopster, who's currently serving two years in the Big House on a weapons conviction, has been sentenced to 28 months in a federal prison for tax evasion.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz handed down the jail term stemming from Ja Rule's guilty plea in March to three counts of failing to file tax returns with the IRS for a whopping five years from 2004 to 2008.
Pete Doherty Earns His Freedom, but Not an Invite to Kate Moss's Wedding
How many Get Out of Jail Cards does Pete Doherty have? Apparently quite a few.
The Babyshambles rocker has been released from a U.K. prison after serving only six weeks of a six-month sentence for drug possession.
But he's not completely in the clear.
Sucks to Be This Smallville Actor: He Loses Girlfriend to Hefner, Now He's Going to Prison!
Lex Luthor, you're getting a new cell mate.
Sam Jones III, the 28-year-old actor who played Clark Kent's best buddy on the first three seasons Smallville, was sentenced today to a year in prison for conspiring to sell more than 10,000 doses of kryptonite the painkiller oxycodone, better known by its street name "hillbilly heroin."
And that might not even be the worst thing that happened to him in the past week...
The Curse of Amy Winehouse? Ex-Hubby Prison-Bound
First, Amy Winehouse abruptly cancels her European tour so she can focus on recovering from her drug and alcohol problems following an onstage meltdown.
Now her bad-boy ex-hubby, Blake Fielder-Civil, is headed back to the big house as the result of a crime committed while hepped up on heroin.
What a pair.
T.I. Pens Letter From Prison, Talks "Will to Win"
T.I. is on a campaign for relevancy.
The King of the South has penned another letter to fans from his prison cell, apparently hoping to stay in the spotlight while he serves out the second half of an 11-month stint in an Arkansas pen for violating his probation on an illegal weapons conviction.
So what Paper Trail did T.I. leave this time?
Celeb Apprentice/Survivor Star Richard Hatch Back Behind Bars, Could Be Sprung by Christmas
At this point, it might only be newsworthy when Richard Hatch isn't in prison, but as it happens, the Survivor and Celebrity Apprentice alum has finally begun serving his nine-month prison sentence in Brooklyn.
Hatch turned himself in to authorities back in March on his ever-persistent federal tax-evasion charges, and while he has remained in federal custody since then, he was only recently placed in a facility—namely, the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York, which houses approximately 1,000 male and female inmates.
The 50-year-old Hatch can at least console himself with knowing that he's in good famous company: Al Sharpton had a stint in the facility, as did Peter and John Gotti.
As for Hatch, or inmate No. 05559-070, his projected date of release from the facility is Dec. 12 of this year. Now if only he could stay out, that would be a real Christmas miracle.
Richard Hatch: From Celeb Apprentice Penthouse to the Big House
The Snake is back in his cage.
Notorious Survivor schemer Richard Hatch will be missing out on the live finale of Celebrity Apprentice, in which he's competing for charity, after surrendering Monday to U.S. marshals to begin serving a nine-month prison term in Rhode Island for tax evasion.
It looks like the courts have spoken!
Richard Hatch Ordered to Prison but Will Celebrity Apprentice Survive?
Team Backbone has lost its backbone project manager.
Just days after his semi-triumphant return to reality TV on Celebrity Apprentice, Richard Hatch has been ordered back to a federal prison beginning on Monday. The infamous Survivor schemer must serve another nine months after once again dodging his tax bill.
The sentence starts Monday—so what will happen to his gig working for Donald Trump?




