Sunday, March 4, 2012

Tatum O'Neal rumors denies rumors for cocaine problem

“O’Neal will all-times seek supervisory responsibility or supervision when taking prescription medication that has addictive ability to perform."
Tatum O'Neal's publicist said the U.S. actress is not in rehab to deal with a cocaine problem, contrary to a Radar Online report saying she is.


O'Neal, 48, won an Oscar in 1974 for "Paper Moon." She was a cast member of TV's "Rescue Me" and co-starred with her father, actor Ryan O'Neal, in the reality show "Ryan and Tatum: The O'Neals" last year.
Tatum O'Neal has reportedly checked herself into a rehabilitation facility for her drug problem after rumors surfaced that she relapsed last month.
A source tells Radar Online that the 48-year-old voluntarily sought treatment for her addiction. "Tatum made the decision to voluntarily check into rehab after having a relapse about a month ago when she began using cocaine again."

However, the source expressed concerns regarding the quality of care that is provided at the facility. "Tatum is doing really, really bad at the facility she is at."
Tatum O’Neal has found herself in the middle of the rumor mill this time around. It is rumored that she has gone to rehab for a cocaine addiction. O’Neal completely denies those rumors. The truth of the matter is that O’Neal had back surgery.
Tatum is healing day by day and taking each day as it comes in the rehab facility. She’s being smart about things this time, given her sketchy drug filled past.
Lil Wayne was a no-show on Jimmy Kimmel's show Thursday night; Kimmel figured no problem and proceeded to hire a Weezy impersonator to do the interview, MTV reports. Alas, the impersonator bore little or no resemblance to the original.
No, Kristin Chenoweth was not immune to bullying when she was in high school, she tells Parade. She knows what kids are going through.
Are Lea Michele and Cory Monteith "hooking up," which an Us Weekly source says is a no-brainer? For the love of "Glee," we hope the answer is no.
It's been a good long time since the Ministry of Gossip did a good ol' "Party of No" post, in which we celebrate what's not going on. No way we can let that continue, right? So pull up a chair and the Friday evening beverage of your choice, and let's get this party started.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Dhaka Gladiators 1st Twenty20 BPL Champion

Mashrafe Mortaza-led Dhaka Gladiators to a thrilling eight-wicket victory over Barisal Burners in the final Twenty20 match of the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) on super match-winning.


Dhaka Gladiators lost two wickets to score 144 with 26 ball remaining in response to Barisal Burners-set 141-run target at Sher-e Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur.
Imran Nazir’s highest 75 and Anamul Haque’s 49 not out helped Dhaka Gladiators reach the winning target.Earlier Dhaka Gladiators’ captain Mashrafe Mortaza invited Barisal Burners to bat first after winning the tossBarisal Burners scored 140 for 7 wickets. Captain BJ Hodge took responsible 70 not out.Shahid Afridi bagged 3 wickets
Brad Hodge carried the bat through to stay 70 not out facing 51 balls, but the Dhaka bowlers struck regularly from the other end to peg back Barisal. Afridi provided the X-factor finishing with 3-23 while kept Barisal’s score always in Dhaka’s reach.


Barisal’s Ahmed Shehzad scored highest 486 runs in the tournament while  Dhaka Gladiators’ Bangladeshi left-arm spinner Elias Sunny took highest 17 wickets.
Sunny was also adjudged most valuable Bangladeshi player while man of the tournament prize went to Khulna Royal Bengals’ Sakib al Hasan, who claimed 15 wickets and scored 280 runs. Sakib won a Honda CITY 1.5L car as an award, given by Honda Automobiles in Bangladesh.  


Dhaka’s Mohammad Ashraful was awarded for maximum nine catches in the tournament.
Dhaka was given a winners’ purse of Tk 5 crore while Barisal won Tk 2 crore as runners-up.
Dhaka Gladiators became the champions of the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League Twenty20 on Wednesday, outplaying Barisal Burners by eight wickets in a one-sided final.
Man of the match Imran Nazir starred for the Gladiators with a sparkling 75 and was out with only five runs from victory in a comprehensive thrashing, belying the notion that chasing in a final is always a risky proposition.
Earlier, Captain Brad Hodge kept his cool as wickets tumbled around him to take the Burners to 140 for 7 in 20 overs.
Burners' highest partnership was of 43 runs from 27 deliveries between the openers Shehzad and Hodge. Hodge led from the front with an unbeaten 70 off 57 balls.
Elias Sunny of Dhaka Gladiators was chosen as the Most Valuable Local Player for his 17-wicket haul in the league. Most Valuable Foreign Player award went to his teammate Azhar Mahmood.
World test and one day All-Rounder Shakib Al Hasan of Khulna Royal Bengals was adjudged the Man of the Series for his 280 runs at an average of 40.00 and 15 wickets.
Dhaka Gladiators Vs Barisal Burners match of the Destiny-Boishakhi Bangladesh Premier League T20 held at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in the Dhaka city's Mirpur.
The franchise of the country's second largest division took just 15.3 overs to overhaul the Barisal Burners in a 7-wicket win in front of a full house, for successive days, at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.

SCORES IN BRIEF
BARISAL BURNERS: 140-7 in 20 overs (Hodge 70 not out, Shehzad 28; Afridi 3-23, Naved 2-24).
DHAKA GLADIATORS: 144-2 in 15.4 overs (Nazir 75, Anamul 49 not out; Babu 1-9, Shuvo 1-24).
Result: Dhaka won by eight wickets.

Man-of-the-final: Imran Nazir
Man-of-the-tournament: Shakib Al Hasan