A recent story has surfaced at the Sun tabloid entitled “From Heroin to Heroine” that has Angelina Jolie understandably upset when a part of her seedy past immortalized on video tape has now resurfaced. Smoking a cigarette the 32-year-old actress Anelina Jolie looks wide-eyed and rundown, and is seen with a woman smoking heroin in the pictures The Sun newspaper captured from a video.  Jolie is allegedly shown in a “drugs den” in images published by a British tabloid.

In the video footage, believed to be taken in the 1990s, the ‘Tomb Raider’ star allegedly reveals her drug use:

“I’ve done coke, heroin, ecstasy, LSD, everything.”
But she reportedly adds: “I gave them up long ago.”

The actress’s trip to the Cannes Film Festival to promote her role in kids’ film Kung Fu Panda was overshadowed after a shocking video of Jolie was leaked to The Sun newspaper. The footage, filmed in a New York drug den, shows a young Angelina discussing her experiences with drugs and admitting that she killed her childhood pets. A source close to Jolie told the Daily Mail: “The timing couldn’t be worse, particularly as she’s here to talk about a kids’ film.

Jolie also allegedly discusses bizarre sex games, revealing that it is “just a cool thing” to take part in sexual behaviour where people get hurt.

Angelina, who has a daughter Shiloh, one, is pregnant with twins. She and actor BRAD PITT, 44, also adopted Maddox, six, Pax, four, and Zahara, three.

A fellow den regular said: “Even back then I remember her talking about how she’d adopt a huge family from around the world.”

Just when you the dust had settled from the Miley Ray Cyrus Vanity Fair photo shoot scandal, she’s back in the spotlight yet again with the recent surfacing of more underwear pics circulating the net.  Is it me, or is this girl starting to follow in the footsteps of Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears with constant controversy?

So much for that Disney-esque wholesome image that her and dad Billy Ray have been working so hard to achieve over the span of her career. 

This first batch of pictures circulated on the net and many people speculated they may have been created or altered with an image editing program such as Photoshop.

Back in December, Hannah Montana star and teen idol, Miley Cyrus, shook the core of the tween role model universe, when fans saw leaked pictures from her hotel room of her and a girlfriend sucking on a piece of licorice and messing around in a hotel room.

The 15-year-old pop starlet told Z100 New York before her sold-out, ‘Best of Both Worlds’, concert that the pictures were “nothing bad.” She tried to deny the controversy and said the following about the photos being leaked: 

“At first, I was really upset. It really sucks,” said the Hannah Montana star, who at one point exclaimed, “Look at me getting all upset!  “It’s not something I’m going to let slide,” she said. “I’m really upset about it, ’cause it was, like, not even a big deal.”

“It’s confirmed?” followed “Today” interviewer Natalie Morales.

“Yeah, yeah, we’ve confirmed that already,” Jolie said. “Well, Jack’s just confirmed it actually.”

“Is that true?” Black said jokingly.

“Yeah, you did,” Jolie replied.

“Sorry,” Black said.

“She said: ‘What do you know about Jack? It’s hard to get revenge because he’s so out there. He has no secrets!’”

Movie star Wesley Snipes was sentenced to three years imprisonment last night for his “brazen defiance” of the US taxman.

The 45-year-old Hollywood actor, who has starred in films including Blade, White Men Can’t Jump and Demolition Man, was given the maximum sentence possible after prosecutors described him to a court in Ocala, Florida, as a “truly notorious offender.” He did not have to go to prison immediately but must surrender to custody at a later date.

Snipes sat expressionless as the sentence was handed down. Asked if he had any reaction, he spread his arms and shrugged. One of his lawyers, Carmen Hernandez, complained: “Mr Snipes was sentenced because he’s Mr Snipes.”

The decision by US District Court judge William Terrell Hodges came two months after a jury convicted Snipes on three counts of willfully failing to file federal tax returns from 1999 to 2001.

The court heard yesterday that Snipes dodged $15 million (£7.5 million) in tax through a campaign in which he concealed millions offshore, falsely applied for tax refunds and bombarded the Internal Revenue Service with frivolous correspondence that threatened government employees, railed about extortion and used twisted legal interpretations to back his claim that taxation was unlawful.

“For nearly a decade, Snipes has engaged in a campaign of criminal tax conduct combining brazen defiance with insidious concealment,” the prosecuting attorney, Robert O’Neill, told the court in a sentencing memorandum. “In the defendant Wesley Snipes, the court is presented with a wealthy, famous and inveterate tax scofflaw. If ever a tax offender was deserving of being held accountable to the maximum extent for his criminal wrongdoing, Snipes is that defendant.”