DUI's on the Rise

Celebrities busted for DUI's? Say it isn't so, they are stars, they never do anything wrong, right? wrong!

In all seriousness, On every corner of Hollywood is a Police Officer attempting to understand the slurred speech of some Celebrity we all love and know. Just recently, there has been an overabundance of arrests, starting with Mischa Barton arrested Dec 27, 2007 for DUI and possession of marijuana.

Daniel Dae Kim from the television show "Lost" was arrested Dec 27, 2007 as well for DUI. Jim Leyritz, a former NY Yankee felt as though December 27th was a good day for him to get popped for a DUI too, except he took it a step further when his resulted in the death of a woman in Florida.

Michelle Rodriguez, another beauty from the show Lost jumped on the DUI wagon, I thought they were supposed to jump off the wagon? Other celebrities busted for DUI's include Rebecca DeMornay, Danielle Fishel, Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie.

Yasmine Bleeth was not paying enough attention on September 2001, when she drove her car onto a highway median. Bleeth, the baywatch beauty was arrested and charged on DUI, drug possession and many other charges that run a mile long!

What is going on with our Hollywood women? I suppose it is not enough to be beautiful and rich, you need to own the title of "Booze Queen". Usually the idea is to hail yourself a cab, hire a driver or walk your little dog around Beverly Hills, not get behind the wheel of your car, especially drunk!

The list does not just contain celebrity women, the guys are finding this a way of life for them as well. Haley Joel Osment ( He sees dead people!) decided that "seeing dead people" was not exciting anymore, so he got himself busted with drunk driving and marijuana possession after he crashed his car while returning home from a Los Angeles concert in July 2006.

Keifer Sutherland knows what number comes after "24" it is "25" the number of the day he was arrested for drunk driving, September 25th, 2007. Sutherland, is known as "Jack Bauer" in the television series 24. Maybe he should have used that name instead to maybe get away from that $25,000 bail slapped on him!

Nick Carter should have taken the "backstreet" while driving home on March 2005. The Backstreet Boy couldn't evade Police on his drunk driving charges either. These stars just don't get it, do they? They must know that laws apply to them too, how could they not?