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pop legend Michael Jackson’s death in late June of 2009.The 50-year-old “Thriller” vocalist was found unresponsive in his Los Angeles home after suffering cardiac arrest brought on by the anesthetic propofol — a drug reportedly routinely administered by Jackson’s physician, Conrad Murray.The death was ruled a homicide and Murray took all the blame. He was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to four years in prison, serving just under two behind bars.

fighting fury is plant-based — but it’s not as health-conscious as it sounds.Ahead of fights these days, the legendary once-heavyweight boxing champion fuels up on magic mushrooms and weed, allowing the high to tame his infamous “aggressive” rage in the ring. “I like taking mushrooms and smoking before fighting. I take psychedelics every day, mushrooms,” Tyson, 56, explained to Muscle and Health Magazine this week. The heavy-hitter’s admission to drugging up came just before he was spotted in a wheelchair, being rolled through Miami International Airport by an attendant Tuesday.

pleaded guilty to the charge, but insisted she had never intended to break Russian law, and that the vape cartridges were in her luggage due to an oversight while packing in a hurry.The judge also fined Griner 1 million rubles, or about $16,300, as part of her sentence. According to The New York Times, Griner’s lawyers had asked the court to take into account Griner’s personality and the role she has played in the development of Russian basketball playing for EMMC Ekaterinburg in the WNBA off-season, asking for a “milder” penalty.Addressing the court, Griner talked about her upbringing in Houston and the values her parents instilled in her, including to “take ownership for your responsibilities.”“That’s why I pleaded guilty to my charges; I understand everything that has been said against me in the charges against me, but I had no intent to break Russian law,” she said.

pleaded guilty to the charge, but insisted she had never intended to break Russian law, and that the vape cartridges were in her luggage due to an oversight while packing in a hurry.The judge also fined Griner 1 million rubles, or about $16,300, as part of her sentence. According to The New York Times, Griner’s lawyers had asked the court to take into account Griner’s personality and the role she has played in the development of Russian basketball playing for EMMC Ekaterinburg in the WNBA off-season, asking for a “milder” penalty.Addressing the court, Griner talked about her upbringing in Houston and the values her parents instilled in her, including to “take ownership for your responsibilities.”“That’s why I pleaded guilty to my charges; I understand everything that has been said against me in the charges against me, but I had no intent to break Russian law,” she said.

cuffed again about two years later for failing to comply with the terms of the program. The star then spent nearly two months in prison starting in May 2019 before heading into another drug court program.Lange has been candid about his ongoing battle against drug addiction over the years — even sharing pics of his misshapen nose caused by drug abuse.

People recently. “I’d think I hit rock bottom, but then there’s that trap door that opens.”Panettiere shares a daughter, Kaya, 7, with her ex Wladimir Klitschko, a Ukrainian boxer, and sought help for her health battles for the sake of her family after years of public drama.“I put a lot of work into myself and I had to be willing to be incredibly honest,” she divulged.The “Nashville” alum attended both trauma therapy and inpatient treatment within the last year to help her heal. She’s even set to make a career comeback with “Scream 6,” portraying her character from the teen horror franchise, Kirby Reed.

Lollapalooza is the top music festival for random sex and drugs, a new study found. Researchers interviewed 1,006 festival-goers, from Baby Boomer aged to Gen Z, to learn how they let loose at the country’s most popular music festivals.

“Alias” in the early 2000s.Cooper got candid about his substance abuse issues on Amazon Music and Wondery’s Smartless podcast, which is co-hosted by actors Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes.“I was so lost and I was addicted to cocaine — that was the other thing,” Cooper, 47, said. “I severed my Achilles tendon right after I got fired/quit ‘Alias.’ ” The father of one and “Silver Linings Playbook” Oscar nominee added that he also coped with “zero self-esteem” and detailed his struggles with chemical abuse in the early days of his career.“I did have the benefit of that happening when I was 29.

Holcomb wrote in 2011 on LifeSiteNews.com. “I had told him my mother would not sign me over to him.

Netflix series, “Russian Doll,” which premieres April 20.“I’ve obviously had a very checkered past, to say the least, and I’ve been very open about it,” she told The Post in her signature sandpaper voice. “And it’s like along the way you’re supposed to kinda go digging for some other meaning to life other than self-destruction.”Discussing her high-profile struggle with drug addiction in the early aughts, she told The Post, “I don’t think you can take Hitler out of the equation, the way I moved through my teenage years especially.

the Sunday Times.“I had to find a different way to be in the world,” Urban said about how his sobriety altered his life — and career. “I’m glad it didn’t change anything about my music. I wrote plenty of hit songs while drunk.

HBO Max docuseries, “The Invisible Pilot,” premiering Monday, April 4 at 9 p.m. The three-part, eye-opening tale covers Betzner’s unlikely transition from family man to drug maven, wrangling covert US government operations in Central America.“We see him as this sort of ‘Forrest Gump’ character, he’s everywhere,” Ari Mark, who co-directs with Phil Lott told The Post of Betzner, who is still alive and is now in his 80s.

died Friday in Colombia, had a heart that weighed double the average for men his age, according to a new report.Forensic experts during an examination found Hawkins heart weighed “at least 600 grams,” double the average of 300 to 350 grams, the Daily Mail reported Sunday.Hawkins, 50, was found dead Friday in a hotel room at the Four Seasons Casa Medina in Bogota. In his room, there were multiple drugs found, according to a report that cited Colombia authorities.“Colombian authorities found: marijuana, antidepressants, opioids, heroine [sic].

’90s Con on Saturday where he spoke about the sage advice his late costar Robin Williams gave him during shooting.Lawrence remembered how the Oscar winner warned him to “stay away” from drugs, particularly cocaine.“He was the first adult who really let me in on his condition. Like, full-on let me in,” the “Boy Meets World” actor said.He continued, “I mean, as bright as he was on camera — I would go visit him in his trailer to talk to him — it was painful for him. It’s really painful for him.

Playboy mansion. “I felt like I was in the cycle of gross things and I didn’t know what to do,” said Holly Madison, former Playboy pinup and ex-girlfriend of the late Hefner, in an explosive new clip for the forthcoming A&E docuseries “Secrets of Playboy.” In a preview for the 10-hour exploration into the once-heralded Playboy empire — set to debut on Jan.

drugs that caused Mac Miller’s fatal overdose said he did not know the pills he distributed to the hip-hop star were laced with fentanyl.Stephen Andrew Walter, 46, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in a video conference to one felony count of distributing fentanyl. Before entering his plea, Walter told federal Judge Otis D.

hallucinogenic toad venom was associated with underground thrill seekers, but the so-called psychotropic snake oil has become increasingly mainstream as celebrities like boxing icon Mike Tyson, controversial fine artist Hunter Biden and HGTV flipper Christina Haack preach about its mind-expanding effects.The ring legend recently described how the drug caused him to “die” and be “reborn.”“I ‘died’ during my first trip,” the 55-year-old former heavyweight champ told The Post earlier this week,

overdosing on heroin at age 29. Decades earlier, he was introduced to drugs at an especially early age by his mother’s then boyfriend in Mexico.

“This Smells Like My Orgasm” candle is on a mission to get ladies in the mood. Gwyneth Paltrow’s much-maligned lifestyle company Goop — notorious for selling pricey wellness products with questionable health claims — has released its newest vagina-improvement device: DTF, a “supplement to support women’s sexual desire, arousal, and mood.” Yes, the product’s name is taken from the digital slang abbreviation for “down to f–k.”Like Viagra for women, DTF promises takers not only more desire for

her most recent release, “Solar Power,” is cannabis, she told Vogue.Initially, she had planned for “Solar Power” to be an LSD-themed record.“I thought I was going to make this big acid record but I don’t think it was an acid album.

Apple Music Country show “Beyond the Influence Radio” on Wednesday about how she “saved” herself from her addiction issues.Nicks, 73, said if she were to ever share her life story with fans, the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman would like to avoid sharing her experiences with drugs.“I managed to save myself. I got through some pretty scary moments, but I saved me, nobody else saved me,” she told the country singer.

Los Angeles Times.The delay in prosecuting Buck for these various crimes led Los Angeles-area activists to condemn law enforcement for not pursuing the wealthy Democratic donor and political activist sooner.

billion-dollar OnlyFans platform. The titillating news was broken by Maidment’s co-star Tyana Hansen, who also happens to be his former fiancée.

Scarface in a skirt.” A coffin was the other.“I’m just grateful she didn’t get murdered,” actor Tom Arnold told The Post of his drug-dealing little sister Lori, whose dope-, booze-, crime- and turmoil-filled past is depicted in the new Discovery+ three-part documentary “Queen of Meth,” premiering Friday. Lori’s wild world collapsed when she was arrested, twice — first in November 1991 and then again in October 2001 — and served a total of 15 years in prison for building a massive, multistate

16-year-old son’s tragic overdose on Sunday.“He asked his dad for a cheeseburger,” The relationship therapist told NBC News’ Kate Snow, recalling her sons final moments before his death. “An hour later, I went into his room because we’d been talking about an internship for the summer that he wanted to do, and he was on the floor, gone.”According to Berman, Samuel died from a fentanyl-laced Xanax he had purchased on Snapchat.

told ABC News in 2012. “Yeah, we were doing drugs.”Their marriage was annulled shortly thereafter.Alexander also violated Tennessee’s implied consent law, meaning he declined to participate in a blood-alcohol-content test.Alexander was held on a $2,500 bond and released from jail later that day.

into her lymphedema machine.Chomping on Doritos and caviar, which she described as a “party in your ghetto mouth,” Williams used her own words to describe everything from her numerous miscarriages to learning about Hunter’s new baby.

raw meat, grilled ribs, pigs’ heads and big knives.

In the “Late Night” clip, posted to YouTube on November 24, Mulaney — who Page Six exclusively revealed has checked into rehab for cocaine and alcohol addiction — hosts a fake “Royal Watch: News from the Real-Life ‘Crown’” segment and jokes that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were annoyed by COVID because it took all the media attention away from their Megxit “stunt.” Mulaney — wearing a rumpled, oversized coat and sunglasses, both gifts from Julian Casablancas of the Strokes, who performed on

fentanyl smuggling in Mexico, scamming in Jamaica and counterfeit money in Peru. The Portuguese-born van Zeller, 44, is a Peabody Award-winning investigative journalist and correspondent for National Geographic and Fusion. Her previous documentaries include  “This (Illegal) American Life,” “Soccer’s Lost Boys” and “El Chapo: CEO of Crime.”Van Zeller answered some questions for The Post about “Trafficked.” I’ve been covering the underworld and these black markets for over 15 years.

coronavirus pandemic.

“Hotboxin’ ” podcast this week how he faked his way through drug tests — and his strategy is a pissah.“It was awesome, man,” Tyson said of using a prosthetic penis equipped with a pee bag to pass urine assessments.

Northshore Recovery High School, students are greeted with hugs and “I love yous” from their principal. They text their teachers, telling them that they spent the night before smoking weed or popping pills.

premiering this week on Netflix, Fox, 39, examines how the money moves, where it goes — and how much is generated.“The total global trade in illegal drugs is between $426 and $652 billion,” she said. “That makes it the second most lucrative illicit market after counterfeit goods.”Here is how four drugs generate big bank.The global cannabis market, including legal and illegal iterations of the drug, is estimated by Fox to be worth up to $287 billion.

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