Rehab

So this whole rehab thing is really happening. Demi Moore has been receiving treatment for her substance abuse and anorexia in rehab, and now more details are beginning to emerge regarding her stay.

Moore is reportedly receiving treatment at the Cirque Lodge in Utah. It's the same place that treated Lindsay Lohan, Eva Mendes and Mary Kate Olsen. And namely, the actress is prohibited from weighing herself. A source told RadarOnline:
After Heather Locklear was rushed to the hospital on Jan. 12 for dangerously mixing alcohol and Xanax.

Wait, she was hospitalized specifically for mixing alcohol and Xanax? Why isn’t all of Beverly Hills hospitalized at this point? Moving on.

Locklear has been released from the hospital in good health and while many speculated if she would return to rehab for a third time...
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Is it just me or is Heather Locklear slowly turning into Lindsay Lohan? From what we've been hearing lately, she's at about a Stage 3 Lindsay Lohan, which I'd say is Lindsay circa 2007.

Heather's meltdown began in the media on January 12, when it was reported that she was rushed to the Los Robles Hospital & Medical Center in Thousand Oaks, CA. But as it turns out, she's been having issues prior to this.
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Amy Winehouse tragically lost her life this morning at just 27 years old, after years of drug and alcohol abuse.

Amy had several unsuccessful stints in rehab, the most recent being May of this year. She famously sang about not wanting to go to rehab, but sadly years of substance abuse caught up with her body.

Amy’s father Mitch tried to help her get clean numerous times throughout the years, but to no avail. On July 23, 2011 at 3:54pm two ambulances were called to Amy's London home in Camden, London. Shortly afterward, the Metropolitan Police confirmed her death. She was only 27 years old.

David Sack, MD, who currently serves as CEO at Promises Treatment Centers, tells Hollyscoop he wasn’t surprised Amy had so many unsuccessful rehab stints...
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Amy Winehouse was known for two things; her powerful contralto vocals and her history with drug abuse. She spent most of her career trying to get out of going to rehab, and even famously sang about it in her hit song “Rehab”.

The last couple of years her battle with substance abuse made more headlines than her singing career. In 2005 she went through a period of heavy drinking, heavy drug use and violent mood swings. By October 2006 she gained international fame for her critically acclaimed album 'Back to Black', entering the Billboard charts at number seven and was named the best selling album in the UK in 2007.

By 2008 she won Grammy awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance while her album 'Back to Black' was nominated for Album of the Year and won the Best Pop Vocal Album award...
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Amy Winehouse was found dead in her London apartment this morning. She was only 27 years old. She’s struggled with drugs and alcohol for several years, and had multiple unsuccessful stints in rehab.

Amy hit it big with her single ‘Rehab’, a song about not wanted to seek treatment over an addiction. Seems like art was imitating life. Amy’s public struggle with drugs overshadowed her successful short-lived career. But she’s not the only artist who tragically lost her life at 27. Let’s take a look at the 27 club.

Kurt Cobain: The Nirvana frontman committed suicide at 27 years old after his band hit it big. The ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ singer started the Seattle grunge era in the 90’s but often complained about the pressures of fame. He had a tumultuous relationship with fame, his wife Courtney Love and heroin addiction. He committed suicide on April 5, 1994 at the age of 27.
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Brooke Mueller has just checked into an undisclosed inpatient residential rehab center here in the United States after failed attempts to attend an extreme rehab center in Mexico.

This will be Brooke Mueller's 16th stint in rehab! Most people haven't even gone to the doctor that many times in their life. Thanks internet for keeping count!

Mueller was planning on going to a treatment center in Mexico where she would take an illegal hallucinogenic drug called Ibogaine that could completely rewire her brain. While it may have ended her addiction to crack, the drug could also completely change her personality...
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Dr. McSteamy is in rehab.

Eric Dane of Grey's Anatomy fame recently checked into rehab for an addiction to prescription pain medication, reports Radaronline. In mid-June, Dane entered The Hills Treatment Center, a sober living residence in West L.A, as a "preventative measure."

Preventative measure? Celebrities check into rehab like they're getting an oil change. Entertainment is like the only industry where you can take a month long break from work because you think you might get an addiction to something....
Brooke Mueller is such a mess she can’t even enter rehab.

Brooke went all the way to Mexico to enter an “extreme” seven-day treatment course at a facility in Cancun, which specializes in giving patients Ibogaine, a drug that re-programmes the brain to cure addictions, but has been forced to put her plans on hold because she lost her passport.

A source told website RadarOnline.com: "Brooke made it to the gate with her doctor, who was going to accompany her...
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Some people honeymoon in the Bahamas or Cancun or Australia. But Weston Cage, the 20 year-old son of Nicolas Cage, is spending time with his new wife at a more exclusive destination—rehab.

The heavy metal singer and his wife, Nikki Williams, are reportedly seeking help for their problems with alcohol after being arrested together earlier this week. The couple got into a huge fight, and while Cage claims it has been blown out of proportion, the arrests stemmed from domestic violence charges.

Nikki said, “Weston and I did get physical...

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