1. Jack
Oughton
–
15.03.11
–
Celebrity
Errors
and
Apologies
Jonathon
Ross:
Radio
(almost)
killed
the
TV
Star
Jonathon
Ross
is
suspended
after
an
appearance
on
the
Russell
Brand
show
in
which
him
and
Russell
make
offensive
sexual
remarks
on
the
voicemail
of
Actor
Andrew
Sachs.
The
show
provokes
over
18000
complaints
and
public
uproar.
Ross
describes
his
actions
as
"a
stupid
error
of
judgement
on
my
part".
Somewhat
controversially,
he
returns
to
work
in
January
2009.
Wayne
Rooney:
£1200
a
night
won’t
buy
you
a
better
marriage
In
September
2010,
football
star
Wayne
Rooney
is
calling
his
wife
Coleen
about
six
times
a
day
after
she
discovers
he’s
been
cheating
with
a
£1200
a
night
prostitute.
Alex
Ferguson
suggests
Rooney's
form
for
Manchester
United
suffers
as
he
struggles
with
the
intense
media
scrutiny.
Robbie
Williams:
Take
That
(Back)!
In
July
2010,
pop
music
legend
Robbie
Williams
re-­‐joins
former
band
Take
That,
after
leaving
in
1995
at
the
height
of
the
band’s
fame.
This
ends
on-­‐going
speculation
that
Williams
and
songwriter
Gary
Barlow
have
put
years
of
argument
behind
them.
But
Robbie
is
soon
off
to
greener
pastures
(again).
In
March
2011
he
is
offered
a
contract
by
Universal
for
a
new
solo
album.
Mel
Gibson:
A
slip
of
the
tongue
On
July
28,
2006,
Mel
Gibson
is
arrested
for
driving
under
the
influence
of
alcohol.
He
makes
grossly
anti-­‐Semitic
remarks
to
arresting
officer
James
Mee,
who
is
Jewish.
Later,
Gibson
issues
two
apologies
for
the
incident
through
his
publicist,
and
in
a
later
interview
with
Diane
Sawyer,
apologises
for
his
"despicable"
behavior,
and
asks
to
meet
with
Jewish
leaders
to
help
him
"discern
the
appropriate
path
for
healing."
Kanye
West:
“I'mma
let
you
finish,
but…”
2009,
at
the
MTV
Music
Video
Awards,
whilst
Taylor
Swift
is
making
her
acceptance
speech,
Kanye
West
jumps
onto
the
stage,
steals
the
microphone
and
her
thunder
too!
After
being
booed
by
the
audience
he
flips
off
the
crowd.
Later
he
writes
a
series
of
apologetic
tweets
addressed
to
Swift
concluding
with
"I'm
sorry”
He
later
appears
on
The
Jay
Leno
Show,
where
he
delivers
another
apology
to
Swift.