"Crazy" Tony Lindsey is certainly living up to his nickname.
Honey Boo Boo's four-wheeling cousin, featured in an episode of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, was arrested for reckless conduct in McIntyre, Georgia, recently, TMZ reports.
PHOTOS: Honey Boo Boo's craziest quotes ever
A police officer driving along a Georgia highway around 11 pm says he nearly hit Lindsey -- who was wearing a gorilla suit at the time! -- and swerved off the road in order to avoid colliding with the reality star.
"I observed a white male dressed in a gorilla suit acting as if he was going to jump into my lane of travel," Deupty Joe Rozier explained to TMZ.
The officer got out of his car and reported seeing Lindsey, along with some of his pals, run off into the nearby woods.
PHOTOS: Celebrity beauty queens
Rozier threatened to release his K-9, but said someone from the group of rabble-rousers shouted, "You don't have to do that, we're coming back!"
When the group -- which included five adults and two children -- returned, none of them, mysteriously, had a gorilla suit on. They admitted Lindsey had taken it off and left it in the woods.
Zhang Ziyi is already an international star -- but now she's an international ambassador, too.
The Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon actress has been named the new face of Save the Children's initiative with Italian jeweler Bulgari, the two parties said in a statement.
PHOTOS: Stars' good deeds
"We are proud to announce that Chinese film actress Zhang Ziyi has been appointed International Ambassador of the successful Bulgari and Save the Children partnership," the organizations revealed, pointing out the star's engagement with "local initiatives aiming to relieve hardship, distress, and sickness in orphaned children in China."
As an International Ambassador, the Memoirs of a Geisha actress "will actively support the Bulgari and Save the Children education projects while being involved in communication activities and field trips all around the world."
PHOTOS: Stars who care
Bulgari has contributed more than $20 million to Save the Children since 2009, thanks largely to sales of a special ceramic and silver ring the jeweler created to commemorate the partnership. Proceeds from the bauble have helped fund educational programs in over 20 countries around the world, including Afghanistan, Colombia, Haiti, Japan, and Uganda.
PHOTOS: Celebrity charities
"I am extremely proud to see that our support is having an impact on the lives of some of the most vulnerable children on earth," Bulgari CEO Michael Burke said in the statement, adding that he hoped to take a field trip soon to "personally witness how the generosity of individuals can make a life-changing difference for the most underprivileged."
Zhang Ziyi is in good company as an advocate for the jeweler's work with Save the Children. Among the more than 130 celebs who have also shown their support are Sting, Jessica Biel, Olivia Wilde, Ben Stiller, Isabella Rossellini, and Debra Messing.
Vanishing Elephant’s debut Spring 2012 womenswear collection proved so popular that it sold out, and to compensate they’ve unexpectedly dropped a second capsule range which is now available in stores. There are pastoral liberty print shirts aplenty complemented by high-waist minis in navy corduroy and loose-fit trousers screaming to be unsystematically cuffed at the hem.
Again, relaxed yet careful tailoring and silky, breathable fabrics are hallmarks of the designs, with intricate details like a crisp Peter Pan collar doing their duties for the requisite “contemporary twists.” Also, shoes: If your summer brogues aren’t perforated and neon-accented or patent and covered in dreamy florals, don’t even bother.
The Vanishing Elephant High Summer women’s edit is now available in stores and online.
Images: Vanishing Elephant
Anderson’s Plans for Versus
Anderson has stated that the Versus line exemplifies purity, and explores the relationships between a boy and a girl, a girl and a girl, and a boy and a boy. How will this translate to his designs? A white palette, clean cuts, and an androgynous aesthetic, perhaps? Your guesses are as good as ours, but there’s no doubt that we’re in store for quite the treat.
The collection will feature both women’s and men’s ready-to-wear pieces, as well as accessories, but you’ll have to curb your enthusiasm as the line will not available until next spring.
Images: Lia Toby/WENN.com
