What It Is: Two weeks ago, "comedian" Katt Williams led police on a motorcycle chase AND slapped a Target cashier.  Well, this past Sunday was just as eventful.
Katt was arrested following a fight at a Seattle bar . . . during which he threatened people with a pool stick.  Police say he also,  "followed a family outside of the bar where he threw a cigarette at a woman as she got into her car, hitting her in the eye."   Then he threw a rock at the car.
What the heck is going on with this man!!

What It Is: Nick Lachey got kicked out of from the Cincinnati Bengals / San Diego Chargers game on Sunday for allegedly choking a guy and call his wife a bitch!  Not sure what started it, but that's what the accuser is claiming.  After getting ejected, he Tweeted,  "Just got kicked out of the chargers stadium and couldn't be prouder! Go Cincy Bengals."
After the Bengals won, he added,  "Bengals win again. I'd talk trash to everyone in SD, but what's the point? You already had me kicked out of the stadium and you still lost."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PyusqPHLzA

What It Is: LeBron James has been named the "Sports Illustrated" Sportsman of the Year.   LeBron was pretty shocked because he figured his image still hadn't recovered from his departure from Cleveland to join the Heat.  He says, "I remember just like yesterday when I signed here and basically, like the roof caved in.  "To see that I and my team and everyone around me was able to patch that roof up . . . to come to this point and receive such a prestigious award, it's huge."

What It Is: The good news for the Royal Family is that Kate Middleton is pregnant.  The bad news?  She's in the hospital with a very severe form of morning sickness called Hyperemesis Gravidarum.  It's marked by nausea and vomiting, but on a more extreme scale than regular morning sickness . . . to the point where it can lead to dehydration, malnutrition, weight loss and other problems.  It's estimated that at most, only 2% of pregnant women get it.  Some estimates say the number is as low as three-tenths of a percent.  For most women, the issue resolves itself by about the 20th week of pregnancy.