Theatergoer vomits over balcony rail
A Broadway play was thrown into chaos when a man vomited from the balcony onto the audience below. During the play Grace, an audience member passed out and slumped against the balcony rail. As people rushed to his aid, the man pitched forward and vomited copiously over theatergoers below him in the high-priced orchestra seats. The showered-upon left the theater, but the actors valiantly kept going through the commotion. Unfortunately, audience member Gabe Alfassy said, “the stench of the vomit was a little overwhelming.”
How Mariah Carey saves her twins from diaper rash
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Mariah Carey uses a wildly expensive face cream to moisturize her toddlers’ rear ends after diaper changes. Carey, 42, who has 18-month-old twins with TV host Nick Cannon, slathers the kids’ rears with La Mer facial lotion, which retails for $150 per ounce, or $1,900 for a large bottle. “She probably spends more than $6,000 a month on the lotion alone so the kids don’t have diaper rash,” a source tells ShowbizSpy.com. “Nothing is too good for Mariah’s babies.”
Marijuana dealer makes a faux pas in court
A convicted marijuana dealer in Ohio may have blown his chance at a lenient sentence. At a hearing for Damaine Mitchell, 19, Judge Melba Marsh told Mitchell he could avoid jail if he entered a drug-treatment program and agreed to give up smoking marijuana. “That’s going to be hard for me to do,” Mitchell mused aloud, before asking Marsh if she would let him “get one more joint in.” The visibly irritated judge said no, and set a date for sentencing.
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