BaboonTalk - Celebrities, Hollywood

Dennis Quaid is not at all prepared for the harrowing real-life scenario he and wife Kimberly found themselves facing late 2007.

In a 60 Minutes dialogue, the Quaids narrated witnessing their infant twins’ battle for dear lives after they were erroneously given an overdose of the blood thinner heparin.

“It was the scariest, most frightening day, I think, that either of us have ever been through,” the actor said.

The pair received twins Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace, delivered by a surrogate mother, on Nov. 8.

In the face of the resent buzz regarding a band reunion, Scott Weiland won’t pilfer to being called a stoned Temple Pilot.

Weiland implored not guilty last Wednesday to driving under the influence of drugs with a previous conviction, asserting that he was clear-headed when he knocked another automobile on a Los Angeles freeway in November.

A pretrial inquiry is planned for Apr. 4. The alternative-rocker doesn’t have to appear in person because the indictment is a misdemeanor.

Whitney Houston (pictured above in an old photo) is going to be paid £1.4 million by billionaire philanthropist John Cauldwell for a charity event performance. In dollars, that’s roughly 2.8 mil.

She is billed to perform at the Cauldwell Children Legends Ball at London’s Battersea Evolution Arena this coming 8^th of May. The performance will last for about an hour.

Yes. Your eyes are not fooling you.

Somebody’s going get a lot of money in exchange for a little of her time.

That’s a lot of money for. Wonder where it’s going to go? Yes, I bet Whitney’s already making arrangements for coke by the kilos. Kidding!