Busted

Kim Kardashian was driving in LA when the cops decided she should probably have a license plate on her car. Duh! Kim’s co-passenger thought it was funny too!

Ms. Kardashian seems to get pulled over a lot, for stupid little infractions. She doesn’t drive drunk – thank God – or speed, but she forgets things. Like licenses.

According to Zimbio: The reality star was driving with Jonathan Cheban, her co-star on the new reality show SPINdustry, who posted a picture from the incident on Twitter.

Cheban wrote: “Haha @kimkardashian and I just got pulled over!” Kim wrote back: “For no license plate! Annoying.”

No word on why exactly Kim was driving around without a license plate, but she should know that’s a quick way to get a cop’s attention!

Former “Family Ties” actor Brian Bonsall has been arrested again in Colorado, this time on a charge of using marijuana in violation of the terms of his release.

Deputies handcuffed and led the 28-year-old from a Boulder courtroom Friday after he pleaded not guilty to an assault charge and a failure to report charge involving another case. Bail was set at $10,000.

Bonsall’s defense attorney says the actor needs marijuana for headaches and has applied for a medical marijuana card through the state.

He is accused of repeatedly hitting a friend the head with a broken wooden stool in December and of missing a court hearing in 2007 in another assault case.

Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn has been charged with misdemeanour battery and vandalism after allegedly attacking a photographer in Los Angeles last year.

The charges relate to an incident in Brentwood in October 2009, during which a paparazzi member was injured in the leg.

Apparent video footage of the conflict was shown on US website TMZ.com.

The actor - who was sentenced to 60 days in jail in 1987 after attacking a photographer - faces a maximum of 18 months in jail if convicted.

The 49-year-old will be arraigned on 22 March, a spokesman for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said on Friday.

In an interview with a US magazine, Sir Elton John has revealed his opinion on Jesus.

“I think Jesus was a compassionate, super-intelligent gay man who understood human problems,” says the singer.

“On the cross, he forgave the people who crucified him. Jesus wanted us to be loving and forgiving.”

A spokesperson for the Church of England has commented on Elton’s comments;

“Sir Elton’s reflection that Jesus calls us all to love and forgive is one shared by all Christians.”

“But insights into aspects of the historic person of Jesus are perhaps best left to the academics,” he added.

It’s over between actress Abbie Cornish and boyfriend Ryan Phillippe, her spokesperson confirms.

“Abbie ended the relationship with Ryan and she moved out of their home,” the rep tells. On Sunday, the actress was spotted removing her belongings from the house she shared with Phillippe while he visited a friend with children Ava and Deacon.

The split follows months of tabloid speculation that Phillippe has been unfaithful to Cornish — regularly hitting the nightclubs and being linked to other women. When asked about the cause of the break-up and whether Phillippe cheated on Cornish, her rep replied, “No comment.”

Hulk Hogan has settled a lawsuit with the family of a young man critically injured in a car crash caused by the celebrity wrestler’s son.

An attorney for the family of  John Graziano held a news conference Friday to announce the settlement. Lawyer George Tragos did not disclose the terms of the settlement.

The 25-year-old Graziano was riding without a seat belt in Nick Bollea’s speeding Toyota Supra when it crashed in downtown Clearwater in August 2007.

Graziano suffered brain injuries and spent two years in a hospital before his release in September. The Iraq war veteran’s family says his care will cost millions.

Nick Bollea pleaded no contest to reckless driving and spent more than five months in jail.

Police on Friday arrested a man prohibited from contacting Audrina Patridge outside the reality star’s Los Angeles home.

Zachary Loring, 24, was arrested around 8 a.m. after was seen knocking on the door of “The Hills” star’s home, Los Angeles police Sgt. Kyle Kirkman said.

Officers responded after receiving a 911 call and Loring was arrested without incident, Kirkman said. Loring was not carrying a weapon, he said.

Loring was being held Friday afternoon on $160,000 bail on suspicion of stalking and violating a court order. It was his second arrest outside Patridge’s home.

Patridge, 24, obtained a three-year restraining order against Loring in September. She testified at a hearing that she was afraid after Loring repeatedly came to her house and gave her disturbing drawings.

An emotional Tiger Woods haws apologized for his “irresponsible and selfish behavior” as the golf superstar broke his silence on the sex scandal that engulfed him last year.

In a brutally honest self-assessment broadcast live around the world Friday, the 34-year-old admitted to a string of infidelities and confirmed he had been undergoing treatment in a rehabilitation center for 45 days.

However after repeatedly apologizing to family, friends and fans during his 13-minute address, Woods did not confirm when he would return to golf, saying only that it would be “one day,” possibly this year.

“I want to say to each of you simply and directly: I am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior I engaged in,” Woods told a hand-picked audience of friends and journalists at the USPGA Tour Headquarters in Florida.

“I was unfaithful. I had affairs. I cheated. What I did is not acceptable, and I am the only person to blame,” a humbled Woods said, at times staring directly into the camera during his blunt admissions of wrongdoing and apology to his fans and associates.

“For all that I have done, I am so sorry. I have a lot to atone for.”

Woods’s squeaky-clean image was left in tatters last year after a mysterious late-night car crash outside his home in Florida was followed by a string of lurid revelations about his personal life.

More than a dozen women were linked to the billionaire sports star in the weeks following the car crash. Woods later admitted “transgressions” but had not been seen or spoken in public until this week.

Police are asking for the public’s help in locating actor Andrew Koenig, who had a recurring role on the 1980s sitcom “Growing Pains.”

Vancouver police say Koenig was visiting friends in West Vancouver when he went missing. He was last seen on Feb. 14.

A statement released by the police department says Koenig “has recently been despondent and his family and friends are concerned for his well-being.”

Koenig, 41, lives in Venice, Calif., but at one time lived in Vancouver. He is the son of  Walter Koenig, who played Chekov on the “Star Trek” television series and movies.

On “Growing Pains” Koenig played Boner, a pal of star Kirk Cameron’s character Mike.

A woman who accused British punk rocker Johnny Rotten of assault has reached a deal with the former Sex Pistols frontman and will withdraw a legal complaint against him, a legal source said Wednesday.Lawyers for Roxane Davis informed the Los Angeles Superior Court of the deal at the end of January, but details of the agreement have not yet been revealed.

Davis accused the singer, whose real name is John Lydon, of attacked her in January 2007 because he was unsatisfied with the hotel room she had reserved for him.

Davis was working as a production assistant on a reality television show starring the former singer, now 54.

She filed the complaint in June 2008, seeking damages from Rotten and alleged he was both violent and had sexually harassed her.

The Sex Pistols, famed for their 1976 punk anthem “Anarchy in the UK,” broke up in 1978 but have gotten back together for occasional