Hold on to your hat, cracked Camden cokey Pete Doherty has landed a real-life starring role in a featured film.
No, it’s not April Fool’s Day. And surprisingly, no, he’s not even playing a scrubby street urchin or the village leper.
One of these things is not like the others: A.) Smack; B.) Style; C.) Pete Doherty….
Cue The Laugh Track: Pete Doherty is launching a jewelry line.
And you thought the celebrity fragrance craze was out of control.
Rock star Pete Doherty has been charged with allegedly providing the drugs that killed heiress filmmaker Robin Whitehead, who died of a suspected overdose in January.
Pete, what are we going to do with you?
Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty was arrested (for the millionth time) on suspicion of possessing illegal drugs immediately after he appeared in a British court on driving offences on Monday.
The rocker, 30, escaped a prison term at Gloucester Crown Court after admitting careless and drink driving following a gig in the city in June. Doherty was accused of driving his Mercedes car dangerously through the streets of Gloucester following a show in front of an audience of 300 fans. Pete was banned from driving for 18 months and fined 2,050 pounds.
Police officers then escorted the singer from the court to the police station across the road. Gloucester police confirmed Pete was taken into custody on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance, although they did not specify what type of drug Pete is suspected of having.
Is Pete Doherty back on crack? It’s a possibility. The former Mr. Kate Moss has sparked speculation that he has returned to his drug-infested past after singing the banned Nazi verse of The National Anthem at a German music festival last weekend.
