Shia LaBeouf, star of Transformers and Transformers 2, has had his license suspend stemming from an incident in Hollywood last year, in which the young actor was charged with DUI.

Actor SHIA LABEOUF has been banned from driving for a year, following the Hollywood car crash last July (08) that left him with a crushed wrist.
The Indiana Jones actor was cleared of driving under the influence (DUI) by the Los Angeles County District Attorney in September (08), but has been handed the punishment because he refused to undergo “chemical tests” at the scene of the crash, reports Access Hollywood.
His license was suspended on 17 January (09).
LaBeouf was so badly hurt in the collision, shooting on Transformers 2 was interrupted and he still wears a brace on his left hand.

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NBA basketball legend Charles Barkley was arrested last night for driving drunk in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Heather Locklear is still in trouble for her October DUI Arrest, though the charges have been knocked down to a misdemeanor. Seems a little suspicious - what kind of prescription drugs make you act drunk while driving?

Prosecutors in Santa Barbara have charged Heather Locklear with misdemeanor driving under the influence, citing prescription drugs.

The California Highway Patrol said the actress showed “obvious impairment” when an officer noticed her car parked on a highway and blocking a lane in Montecito in September, but that alcohol was ruled out. She was tested for drugs at a police station and released.

A member of the paparazzi was the one to call in to the California Highway Patrol to report Heather Locklear driving and acting erratically. So was the paparazzo doing it just to get the scoop?

Attorney Nicholas Tepper says Jill Ishkanian, who operates Sunset Photo & News, acted heroically when she reported an erratic driver Saturday. Ishkanian photographed Locklear’s sobriety test, then sold the pictures to TMZ for more than $27,000, Tepper said.

Tepper called the ensuing TMZ posts accusing Ishkanian of alerting a paparazzo to Locklear’s impending arrest “lies and innuendo.” A phone message for TMZ head Harvey Levin was not immediately returned Wednesday evening.