During the 2014 Oscar Awards that went down on March 2nd at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, Glenn Close presented the “In Memoriam” tribute video to everyone who passed away in the industry during the past year. To further honor the fallen celebs, Bette Midler also took the stage to sing “Wind Beneath My Wings.” Take a look at the super emotional and touching clips from the awards below.
(Photos) Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Mother Breaks Silence Over Son’s Death!
Philip Seymour Hoffman’s mother, Marilyn O’Connor, broke her silence on her son’s death. To read what she had to say, click below.
So Sad: The Official Cause Of Death For Philip Seymour Hoffman Has Been Released
The final toxicology report for deceased actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has been released. According to a NYC medical examiner, Hoffman passed away on February 2nd from a massive overdose of heroin, cocaine and Rx prescription pills that were all found in his system. The actual cause of death was listed as “acute mixed drug intoxication.” He was struggling with addiction for quite some time and it is very tragic his life had to end like this.
Drake Apologizes To The Hoffman Family And Fans For Having An “Extremely Emotional Day”
After sending out a series of Tweets expressing his frustration with ROLLING STONE mishandling his interview and photos, Drake went to a place where it all started to clear the air.
(Photo) So Sad: Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Family Leaves For His Wake
On Thursday afternoon, Philip Seymour Hoffman’s family left their NYC apartment. His girlfriend/mother of his child, Mimi O’Donnell watched over the three kids as they made their way to the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home on Madison Avenue. The wake will be held from 5 – 9 PM EST. A funeral service will be held Friday on Park Avenue at the St. Ignatius of Loyola Church. The service will be small and discreet only family and chosen friends. See the photo below.
Four Drug-Dealing Suspects Arrested In Connection With Selling Drugs To Actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman
Three men and one woman was arrested at 302 Mott Street in Manhattan in connection to the heroin the actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman purchased prior to his death. 350 bags filled with the drug were labeled as “black list” and “red bull,” when police entered the apartments to arrest the dealers. Sources claim that these weren’t the same type of drug found in Hoffman’s apartment. One of the four dealers arrested was found with Hoffman’s telephone number in his cell. TSK TSK! Find out more on the suspects, after the jump.
