<span class="label"> Day </span> <h1 class="pate-title">June 16, 2011</h1>

Celebrity Stoners!

Comedian Dave Chappelle denying reports he will return to TV?

[Jun. 16]

Celebrity Stoner Dave Chappelle who famously walked away from his hit television show on Comedy Central is denying a June 15th media news report that claimed the star celeb is planning to make a comeback career move with a return to television. The online gossip tabloid called, “The Daily wrote the former Comedy Central star was plotting to reboot his TV career by making a deal with a subscription service like Hulu or Netflix that would allow him a strong amount of creative control…” shared EW — a leading entertainment news journal. Their reporters contacted Dave Chappelle’s PR people to verify the breaking news report and got a disappointing laugh. “Absolutely untrue,” was the official word from Chappelle’s rep Carla Sims. Her denial of the rumors famous Dave — the conspicuously pro-marijuana activist — came circa June 16. More happy news about the actor and comic was that despite the fact that there will likely not be another new Chapelle show series or episode airing on Comedy Central any time soon was that Chappelle will continue to do live stand up comedy.

Celebrity Scandal!

Hugh Hefner not stuck on Crystal Harris says sticker on July 2011 Playboy magazine cover?

[Jun. 16]

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner was supposed to take a new bride this June — and gave his fiancee the July cover of his magazine to show the world the new Mrs. Crystal Hefner. Three days before the scheduled nuptials, the twenty something year old bride shared a post on her official blog saying she and Hef were not going to be married. 85-year-old Hef followed up with a tweet to confirm that Crystal Harris had a change of heart and the ceremony and private wedding reception that was scheduled to entertain 300 of the celebrity couple’s closest friends was officially off. Now, with the next edition of the Playboy mag already printed and waiting to release to the press, Hugh Hefner — a man who many people love while others love to hate — has conclusively demonstrated his marketing genius. He’s ordered all the July 2011 editions of his famous men’s magazine be shipped out with a big, fat sticker proclaiming the issue the “Runaway Bride” edition. Actor Richard Gere and actress Julia Roberts have yet to comment on the parody of their hit romantic comedy — but who wouldn’t get a smile and feel a bit sad for Hugh Hefner? After all — to jilt the world’s most legendary playboy just days before he was willing to settle down and be a husband again (likely for the rest of his life) has to sting his ego a little.