Earlier I posted an entry about Jerry "Vern" O'Connell and John "Uncle Jesse" Stamos (and I threw some Mr. Belvedere at you, as well). Now I'm talking about Rebecca DeMornay, the object of Tom Cruise's affection in Risky Business. Well, Tom Cruise's character's affection, anyway.

DeMornay was arrested for D.U.I. in Beverly Hills after she was pulled over by police and blew a .09 into the Breathalyzer. According to the cops, she was very cooperative.

I know it sounds very flip, but D.U.I. certainly has become a trend in Hollywood, hasn't it? I wonder what's really going there - is drunk driving happening more often or is it that cops are less inclined to let celebrities off? I have to believe it's the latter - I'm sure John Wayne was probably tooling around town blitzed out of his mood in his day, too. Maybe Paris Hilton truly is a pioneer - her arrests have paved the way for many more celebrity busts.

Oh, and this has nothing to do with the 80s, but it does have to do with celebrities getting busted: Pete Doherty, famous in Britain for being a singer junkie, did an interview this week with NME.com during which he admitted that, having just finished rehab, he still "misses" doing drugs. Awesomely (maybe not for Pete), England's The Sun today has posted a video of Pete shooting up after an awards show last Friday.

The best part is Doherty's spokesperson's reaction after watching the video: "He's been a very foolish boy." You think?