While Mel Gibson was being handcuffed for a DUI in 2006, he shouted to the police officer, “Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world.” But that was only the beginning. In 2010, on a threatening voicemail to his ex-wife, Gibson said he hoped she was “raped by a pack of “n-words”).
Source: Fuse.tv
It’s sad to think that someone who made us laugh so much could betray his fans so terribly. But at a Los Angeles performance, the comedian dealt with a group of black hecklers by yelling racial slurs at them.
Source: Salon.com
During one of his many famous, delusional rants, Charlie Sheen left a voice mail for ex Denise Richards calling her an “f-word n-word.” She is white, but Sheen’s drug use may have hindered his vision and memory.
Source: TheHollywoodGossip.com
Before the wrestler was matched with Pakistani boxer Amir Khan, he tweeted to say he hoped his opponent would “choke on his samosa” and called him “Curry King Khan.”
Source: Examiner.com
Shaquille O’Neal
Playful, competitive banter with fellow NBA star Yao Ming became not so playful when O’Neal said, “Tell Yao Ming, ‘ching chong-yang-wah-ah-soh.’”
Source: SfGate.com
In a tweet referencing lyrics from a Jay-Z and Kanye West song, Moby said that adding more black women to the Museum of Modern Art would turn it into a “new hood.”
Source: Complex.com
Not that Miss Hilton was exactly America’s Sweetheart anyways, but her reputation worsened after the release of popular author Neil Strauss’s book, “Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead.” In the book he quotes Hilton as saying, “I can’t stand black guys. I would never touch one. It’s gross.”
Source: TheUrbanDaily.com
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