The People vs. Michael Vick (Again)
The former NFL star quarterback/animal abuser pleaded guilty today to promoting dog fighting and not guilty to animal cruelty in Virginia.  As part of a plea bargain, the second charge was dropped, and Vick was given a three-year suspended sentence. Vick already is serving a 23-month federal jail sentence, but now is eligible to finish it out in a halfway house.  His sentence ends July 20, 2009, after which he will serve three years of probation. Let’s hope he’s learned his lesson, because P

Vick Knows Death, Not Taxes
And Michael Vick thinks he can bully any pit bull he wants? Well Michael, meet the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS is going after Michael Vick for failing to file his 2007 tax return. Even though Vick filed for bankruptcy, he must still file a… Permalink Vick Knows Death, Not Taxes From: TMZ Related Articles How Mike Vick Blew $17 Mil in Two Years Vick Could Get Sprung from the Hoosegow Sick Vick’s New Dog Trick Vick’s Dogs: You Want Fleas w

Vick Knows Death, Not Taxes
Filed under: Talk Sports And Michael Vick thinks he can bully any pit bull he wants? Well Michael, meet the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS is going after Michael Vick for failing to file his 2007 tax return. Even though Vick filed for bankruptcy, he must still file a...Permalink

Legal Woes: Michael Vick & Bryant Gumbel’s Son
Michael Vick may be released from the slammer way sooner than everyone thought. Sources are reporting that if he goes through with pleading guilty tomorrow as planned to those dogfighting charges, he could get himself out of federal prison and into a halfway house. He’s back in VA now to face charges tomorrow. People aint gonna like that. The 29-year-old son of TV personality Bryant Gumbel has been charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated after troopers pulled him over for driving errat

Michael Vick Pleads Guilty to State Dogfighting Charge, Could be Eligible for Early Release
Michael Vick Pleads Guilty to State Dogfighting Charge, Could be Eligible for Early Release

Vick Could Get Sprung from the Hooskow
Filed under: Talk Sports Michael Vick is all set to plead guilty to state dogfighting charges tomorrow. The upshot -- he could get himself out of prison and into a halfway house.Vick has already put his autograph on a plea deal to settle state dogfighting charge by...Permalink

Michael Vick pleads guilty to state dogfighting charges.
Former National Football League star Michael Vick has plead guilty to a state dogfighting charge today. The plea comes as part of a deal that will keep him from serving more prison time if he stays on good behavior. The 28 year old’s plea deal resulted in a sentence of three years of jail time with all of them suspended as long as he stays out of trouble for the next four years he will spend on probation. Vick was also fined 2,500 dollars. “I would like to apologize to the court, my family and

Kijafa Frink Michael Vick Fiancee!
Kijafa Frink, Michael Vick’s fiancee, was present at Vick’s state dogfighting case today. Fiancee Kijafa Frink and Michael Vick have two children together. Frink witnessed Vick plead guilty to state dogfighting charges in Virginia Tuesday, reportedly a needed step to expedite his return to the NFL. Vick was reportedly given a three-year suspended sentence today. “I want to apologize to the court, my family, and to all the kids who looked up to me as a role model”. Frink̵

Michael Vick Gets A Break+Whitney’s New Legal Drama
According to reports, Michael Vick pleaded guilty on those dog fighting charges just as planned yesterday. The pleas cleared the only outstanding charges against Vick, a move that could lead to an early release from prison to a halfway house. Federal law prohibits prisoners from being released to a halfway house if they have charges pending. Vick could be released to a federal halfway house up to six months early. He told the judge: “I want to apologize to the court, my family and to all the kids wh

Michael Vick: One Sick Puppy
We knew former Virginia Tech and Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was a pretty messed up dude. You know, with the whole dogfighting-ring thing. But apparently it was even worse than thought. In a new report in the ongoing investigation, a person known as confidential witness No. 1 says that Michael Vick actually placed family pets in the ring against pit bulls owned by his now-infamous “Bad Newz Kennelz” and watched the animals ruthlessly attack the domesticated dogs, causing “ma

Michael Vick lawyers ask for bamkruptcy help
Attorneys for jailed former NFL quarterback Michael Vick have asked a federal bankruptcy judge to appoint a mediator to assist in the settlement of his financial obligations with creditors, reports the AP.... <a href="http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212177002.shtml"><b>More</b>

When the Checks Stop Comng In
Vick pulled the ol’ “Paris Hilton” by leaving a bunch of his stuff in a storage locker that hadn’t been paid for. The contents of the locker, stocked with all sorts of Vick’s personal goodies, eventually went on the auction block. Since only five people showed up to the sale, a dude named Edward Howard says he was able to obtain the treasure trove of obscurities for a whopping ten bucks. Now, Howard says he’s already made a few hundred bucks selling off some of Vick̵

Michael Vick’s Sentence Reduced
Michael Vick’s sentence is reduced. Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick pleaded guilty Tuesday in a Surry, Va., court to a state dogfighting charge, a move that could make him eligible for early release from prison and a quicker return to pro football. Vick, 28, also pleaded not guilty to a count of cruelty to animals, but that charge was dropped under his plea deal. He received a three-year suspended sentence - significantly less than the maximum of 10 years he could have faced. For now, Vick is serv

Michael Vick's Attorneys Lay Out Plan for His Return to NFL
Imprisoned NFL quarterback Michael Vick expects to return to pro football, according to his bankruptcy attorneys who laid out a plan to pay creditors based in part on his anticipated earnings. "The Debtor has every reason to believe that upon his release, he will be reinstated into the NFL, resume his career and be able to earn a substantial living," Vick's attorneys wrote in a disclosure statement filed before a hearing Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Norfolk. The former Atlanta Falcons star

Michael Vick’s Abused Pit Bulls Are Given A New Leash On Life
If there’s anything that upsets me as much as the abuse of innocent children or the elderly, it is the abuse of innocent animals.  I’ve done many posts here dealing with the outrages of pet/animal abuse, and it is my opinion that anyone who treats a poor creature in this manner doesn’t deserve to walk the streets free. That is why it is nice to see an article such as the one I read this morning, on the pit bulls owned by former Atlanta Falcon Michael Vick.  Michael, if you recall, was t

Michael Vick Transfered To Virginia Jail For State Charges
Vick takes another step to return to society: Former NFL star Michael Vick is back in Virginia to plead guilty to state dogfighting charges, a move he hopes will expedite his return to society and, eventually, pro football. The former Atlanta Falcons quarterback is being held in protective custody at the Riverside Regional Jail, superintendent Darnley Hodge [...]

The Lords Of DogTown [Must See TV]
The season premiere of DogTown, a National Geographic Channel show that follows rescued dogs at the largest no-kill animal facility in the U.S. by the same name, will have an extra-special focus tonight: The pit bulls rescued from Atlanta Falcons quarterback and kennel/dog fight ring operator, Michael Vick. The episode focuses 4 of the 50 dogs that were rescued from Vick's compound, some of which have a great fear of humans, intense scarring, and physical illnesses due to abuse. The show follows the dogs' h

Blackface Is Not Okay… Even On Halloween
Ghouls and goblins, candy corn, jack-o-lanterns, and, yes, racial and ethnic insensitivity — they're all features of this unique, random holiday we call Halloween. The costumes and candy are all good, but that racist part is really ruining the fun. But doesn't it always? At this point, anyone who claims not to know that it's not okay to dress up in blackface is either lying to themselves or everyone else. That doesn't mean that we won't see tons of that sort of thing all ove

Sick Vick's New Dog Trick
Looks like Michael Vick is a lot more disturbed than anyone could have imagined. In just released report, a person identified as confidential witness No. 1 says Vick actually placed family pets in the ring against pit bulls owned by "Bad Newz Kennels" and watched as the animals ruthlessly attacked the domesticated dogs causing "major injuries." The witness went on to say that Vick "thought it was funny to watch the pit bull dogs injure or kill the other dogs." A convicted co-defendant in the case said th

Vick Expected To Plead Guilty To State Charges
Former NFL star Michael Vick is expected to be in a Surry County, Virginia courtroom today to plead guilty to state dog fighting charges. Vick has to resolve his state charges so he qualify for early release from his federal sentence. Filed under: Webcastr Celebs Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website

Mel Gibson sued over “The Passion of the Christ.”
A judge has stated that Mel Gibson must answer questions about planning and filming “The Passion of the Christ” in response to a screenwriter’s lawsuit. Yesterday, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gregory Alarcon ordered Mel Gibson to appear for a deposition by mid-January. Screenwriter Benedict Fitzgerald claims he was underpaid for his work on the film. His attorneys say Mel Gibson spent tens of thousands of dollars on his children’s education while filming in Italy and paid a c

Martha Stewart still talks to her friends from prison.
Martha Stewart recently told Fortune Magazine that she has no regrets about her 2004 stint in prison because she made some “interesting” friends in jail. Martha was in jail for five months in October 2004 after being convicted of lying to federal agents investigating insider trading. During her time at Alderson Federal Prison Camp in West Virginia, Martha admits she made a group of friends who she still talks with, more than three years after her release in March 2005. She says, “Some o

Vick -- Smirkin' Like a Guilty Dog
Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Talk SportsComments [46]Digg itDel.icio.usMy YahooSphereRSSMySpace PermalinkEmail from Baby on the Way for My Chemical Romance SingerMessing Was 'Depressed' by Tab TeasingAre These New Tunes the Same Old Song?Kabbalah a Problem for Madonna, A-Rod?Hannity Loses His Colmes More news at PopEater.com Reader Comments(Page 1 of 4) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Most Recent | Next 15 Comments 1. Nice to see he is taking his

DANCING WITH THE STARS UPDATE: BROOKE BURKE IS CONFIDENT, JOEY FATONE IS MEAN
“I feel similar to we’ve finished all you indispensable to do this deteriorate, ” she told Us Weekly, following a total measure of 58 upon her as well as Derek Hough’s dual routines final night . “And no make a difference what happens upon a uncover - tonight, you can go home, as well as you feel similar to you won.” Meanwhile, former competitor Joey Fatone has dissed Kim Kardashian for different reasons. In an talk with The New York Post, a child bander pronounced a

This Fall on Animal Planet
This fall on Animal Planet Meet the Wolfman and hear from the Master obedience. Join the war to save whales. It’s all part of the new lineup including Living with The Wolfman, It’s Me or The Dog, Whales Wars and much more. Catch it all THIS FALL, only on Animal Planet. http://animalplanet.com Watch the commercial for the new fall lineup below. Watch a clip from Living with Wolfman as they feeds on carcass. Watch a 30-second clip from Michael Vick Animal Witness below. "); }