Hollywood Offender

Best Arrest: Shia LaBeouf

If only because the image of the former Disney kid getting arrested for drunkenly refusing to leave a Chicago Walgreen's is comedy gold.  It sounds like the climactic scene to a 1980's John Hughes' movie--except Shia LaBeouf would never get Molly Ringwald after pulling such a juvenile stunt.  That's such an Anthony Michael Hall move.

A month later the misdemeanor charges were dropped after Shia promised to do all his future drunken drugstore shopping at Rite-Aid.  OK, I might have made up that last part, but that actually makes the story even funnier.

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Shia LaBeouf Gets Off

Shia LaBeouf--who has the most annoying-to-spell name this side of Matthew McConaughey--is a lucky guy. TMZ reports that a Chicago court has dropped the misdemeanor charges brought against him for his drunken shenanigans in a drugstore last month.  He was asked to leave, refused, and all Hell broke loose after that. 

Shia was in court for the good news and his lawyer said afterwards that he was "happy to put this behind him and get back to work ."  No kidding.  Throwing a drunk hissy in a Walgreens is decidedly D-list for Hollywood's current "IT" boy.

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Shia LeBeouf Gets Busted

This sounds like the setup for a joke, or maybe some sort of fraternity prank, but no, it's true: Shia LeBeouf got arrested for refusing to leave a Walgreen's.  A Walgreen's, for god's sake?  Everyone knows CVS is the place to go for all your needs. 

The incident occured Saturday night in Chicago at around 2:30 A.M.  A security guard asked LeBouf to leave several times because he was drunk and Shia said hell, no, you can't make him go.  Because standing up to a Walgreen's security guard makes you bad ass, I guess.  He was probably trying to up his street cred.  Or get some street cred is more like it.

He posted bail at around 7 A.M. and the Chicago police reported he was "very polite."  And I, for one, cannot wait to see his mugshot.

UPDATE:  And here it is!

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Spike TV: SCREAM Awards

 

Rob Zombie & Sheri Moon-Zombie attend Spike TV's SCREAM Awards

On Saturday night, the ghouls came out to play at the Greek Theatre in LA, as Spike TV held it's annual SCREAM Awards, which honor horror, sci-fi, fantasy and comic book industries and their outstanding accomplishments during the last year.

Alice Cooper fans take note: The original shock-rocker went away with the "SCREAM Rock Immortal" award and closed out the show with Slash and Rob Zombie with a performance of "I Love The Dead/School's Out."

SCREAM 2007 will premiere Tuesday, October 23 (10:00 PM - Midnight, ET/PT).

Editor Note: For readers who would rather watch the show to find out who the winners are, I've included a complete list of winners after the jump instead of posting them here.