Tito Ortiz, Jenna Jamesons’ live-in boyfriend or whatever, was arrested early yesterday morning at the couple’s shared home in Huntington Beach, California on allegations that he assaulted the former porn star.
Ortiz, a UFC fighter, was said to have “freaked out” on his baby mama, Jenna Jameson. Ortiz claimed that he had no part in injuring Jameson and maintains a position stating that she “injured herself” while under the influence of Oxycontin, a drug that she’s reportedly abused for years.
However, Jenna claims that Tito “threw” her into a tub and hurt her both physically and mentally. In an interview earlier yesterday, Jameson states that she had said something “extremely hurtful to his [Ortiz] ego” and Ortiz became enraged with her. Jameson claims that Ortiz threw her into the bathtub as a result and Jameson had suffered torn shoulder ligaments because the mere force of the throw. Jameson also claims that Ortiz is overreacting to practically everything these days because of his concern for her, uh, “fabled” Oxycontin addiction. Jameson claims that Ortiz is “very, very desperate” at this point.
Despite Jameson’s allegations, Tito maintains a position that he’s never laid a hand on Jameson — and no matter what the case, wouldn’t.
Tito was released on bail late yesterday afternoon.
The couple have two children together, twins that are just over a year old.
The lesser-known of the Quaid family, Randy, and his wife Evi, have had a long history of weird violence, extortion, skipping out on hearings and dodging bail.
But alas, the law catches up even with the most obscure and downtrodden of celebrities.
The new-age Bonnie and Clyde were arrested in Santa Barbara for showing up to a court hearing two weeks late in connection with “defrauding an innkeeper.” The two have been arraigned on several charges aside from dodging hearings; they’re being charged with burglary and conspiracy.
We’re making an effort to vault ourselves into at least late 2009, so we’ve added Facebook Connect commenting capabilities to the site.
When you go to comment, you’ll see a little “Connect with Facebook” button above the normal commenting field. If you click this, you can give us permission to pull in your Facebook photo and your profile link. Then you can comment using your Facebook account and (if you choose to) share your comment with your friends on Facebook. This does not give us access to your Facebook login information, and we won’t post anything to your profile unless you’ve specifically requested and approved it.
I know a lot of you love using pseudonyms on here, and you will be able to continue doing so. You don’t HAVE to use your Facebook profile to comment. But you CAN.
We’re going to be making a lot of changes in the next month or two to make this site more “social” and to make it easier for you to connect with each other and to share your love of gossip with the people in your network. I’d love to hear your feedback on the new commenting capabilities, and what you’d like to see moving forward. Leave it in the comments or email me at evilbeet@gmail.com!
Conan O’Brien kicked off his Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on TV Tour this weekend in LA (I have friends that went. I spaced on buying a ticket. I’m still not prepared to talk about it, really) and The Pale One totally delivered.
Check out this clip above of Conan singing, of all things It’s Not Easy (Superman) by Five for Fighting. After a moment he’s joined on stage by none other than everyone’s favorite new Twitter user, Jim Carrey. This was only the first night of Conan’s tour, and I’m sure that the guest appearances will continue. If you can manage to get a ticket for your city, get on that. Do it for me!
Late last week I was talking up how well I thought Gabourey Sidibe’s turn at hosting SNL would go, but uh… She was just alright. This Digital Short (consistently one of the high points of the show) Cherry Battle was pretty funny, but Gabby still messed up a few of her lines. Actually, that was consistently her problem on the show. Good improvisational skills are important when you’re hosting the most fast-paced sketch show in the game.
Also a disappointment? MGMT. They weren’t exactly dropping Ke$ha-style suck bombs, but they were definitely “eh” at best.
Next up over at Saturday Night Live is Betty White with musical guest Jay-Z. There’s no question that that will make up for all this mess.
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