Brooke Hogan throws her arms around her brother, Nick, as he’s released from jail in Florida today.
This is actually a sweet picture, and, for a brief moment, I hate neither of them.
Give me a day or so.
Congratulations to Nick Hogan, who now gets to face the real world once more after a five-month jail stint for the serious car crash that put his best friend in the hospital, probably for the rest of his life.
It’ll be interested to see if this kid lays low or if he courts the spotlight right away.
Hopefully he’ll just keep his ass out of trouble for awhile.
His 18th birthday is coming up, and Nick Hogan’s getting a very special present.
Can you guess what it is?
A jet-ski?
A Ferrari?
A pony?
Nope.
On July 27, his birthday, Nick will be moved out of the juvenile facility in his jail and into the general population.
Don’t drop the soap, Nick!!!
Man, you know, it kind of sucks to be sick and stuck in bed on your birthday. But I’ve had all day to lie around the house and think about the things I’m grateful for. I’m grateful that I can drink Gatorade and it stays down now. I’m grateful I have two parents who are doting on me while I’m sick. I’m grateful that I have a ton of friends who called to wish me a happy birthday, and I’m grateful for all your readers who left well wishes in the comments. I’m grateful that I have an otherwise healthy body that I know will recover fine from this evil food poisoning. And, most importantly, I’m grateful that I’m not a Hogan or a Graziano.
The family of John Graziano — the kid who was severely injured, and remains in critical condition, after an August 26 street-racing accident — has filed suit against the Hogan family: specifically, Linda, Terry and son Nick. You can check out all the legal docs here, but basically they’re alleging that both parents knew of Nick’s tendency to drive recklessly, and they didn’t help matters by allowing him to get his car all souped up. They’re also filing suit against the driver of the other car in the accident, Daniel Jacobs, who was apparently driving a vehicle lent to him by the Hogan family. Oh, and they’re also charging that Terry Bollea (aka Hulk Hogan) purchased alcohol for the underage kids prior to the accident.
Dayum.
This is all so sad, for everybody involved.
No, I’m not talking about the fact that Hulk Hogan was spotted leaving a Beverly Hills medical clinic with his two children this afternoon, carrying little bags of medicine, although that’s certainly intriguing. (A family outbreak of pink eye? Stomach flu? Herpes?)
I am talking about the fanny pack.
Someone, please explain.
It’s a happy holiday for the family of John Graziano.
He’s been in a coma since that horrible accident involving Nick Hogan, but he was recently semi-conscious, and even opened his eyes.
According to Debra Graziano, her son is still unable to breathe without a machine and remains unable to speak, but seems to be making strides toward some form of communication. She said John recently leaned away from her when she tried to touch his face.
I know we’re all praying that John makes a full recovery.
Don’t do stupid shit, people!!!!
New evidence suggests that Nick Hogan/Bollea was going 100 MPH before the crash that critically injured his friend and passenger, John Graziano.
But even worse — Nick had been drinking that day, and the beer was supplied by Hulk!
A receipt from Albertson’s Liquor Store at 2:14 p.m. on the day of the accident for $78 of beer and ice. A clerk, June Hoopingarer, said Hulk Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, bought the beer and was accompanied by his son and several other young men … The report says [Nick] Bollea and his friends spent the day of the accident on a boat with [Hulk] Hogan. [Nick] Bollea’s friends, who are all at least 21 years old, were drinking beer. No one reported seeing Bollea drinking alcohol, although it was found in his system after the crash.
Nick is only 17 years old!
I’m no legal expert, but if he was drinking, and his father bought the beer, could his father be held legally accountable for the consequences of his drinking and driving?
Could father and son go to jail???
The 911 tape from Nick Bollea (Hogan)’s crash in August has been released.
You can listen here.
TampaBay.com is streaming it right now, and I think their server is really overloaded, so if you can’t listen to it now, try back later.
