The controversial comedian was caught on camera with a copy of the Sun resting on the steering wheel as he drove down the A19.
Video: Comedian Caught Reading Newspaper At Wheel
Comedian Roy "Chubby" Brown has been fined for reading a newspaper while driving.
The stand-up comic, whose act is considered too blue and too controversial for mainstream TV channels, was charged under his real name of Royston Vasey.
Roy 'Chubby' Brown describes himself as 'outrageous'
Vasey, from East Harlsey near Northallerton, was filmed by a North Yorkshire Police camera with the newspaper resting on his steering wheel as he drove along the A19 near Crathorne in May.
The 69-year-old, who calls himself "The Most Outrageous Comedian In The World" admitted driving without due care and attention.
He did not appear in court.
North Yorkshire Police's Dave Brown said: "This is another case where our mobile safety cameras have proved that they are not just about speed, demonstrating that we have the technology to capture all manner of offences which put road users at risk.
"Motorists must give the road their full attention as a few seconds' lapse in concentration can have catastrophic consequences, literally meaning the difference between life and death."
Vasey was fined £30 and given four points on his licence by Northallerton Magistrates. He was also ordered to pay costs of £40 and a victim surcharge of £20.
Famous comedian Julius Agwu posts the very fresh pictures of newborn. Father named his son, born on October 6, Zadok.
For those who skipped Sunday School, Zadok was a Hebrew priest who
descended from Eleazar the son of Aaron. He helped King David during the
revolt of his son Absalom.
The Benin based
comedian bought a 2012 customized Range Rover Vogue as a birthday
present to himself. He will be a year older tomorrow May 20th. Heard the
car cost about N11m. Congrats to him. See more photos below...
The 30 Rock star had to cancel a pair of comedy shows in Colorado after he was taken to the hospital to be treated for flu-like symptoms
We're starting to become concerned for Tracy Morgan's health, at least when he's traveling to high altitudes. For the second time in five months, the 43-year-old 30 Rock star has been unexpectedly hospitalized.
Morgan, who caused a stir when he collapsed at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah in January, was set to perform at Denver's Comedy Works South on Saturday -- but instead was rushed to the hospital for dehydration and flu-like symptoms, TMZ reports. The comedian was treated for several hours before being released, and his two comedy shows for the night were canceled.
On Sunday morning, Morgan was photographed being pushed around Denver International Airport in a wheelchair before taking a flight back to New York City..
"He is fine," Morgan's rep told GossipCop. "He had the flu before he left [for the trip]."
A Denver editor for the Huffington Post was in attendance at the Denver show before it was canceled, and says many audience members thought Morgan's illness was a joke at first.
"The emcee came out and told us that Tracy was feeling sick and wasn't going to come on," editor Matt Ferner says. "The crowd thought it was a joke at first. But it quickly sank in how serious this was when the manager of Comedy Works South came out to tell us that Tracy was hoping to feel well enough to perform for the 10 p.m. show, but that there was no way they were going to let him because he was in such bad shape."
Full refunds are being given out to those who purchased tickets.
This isn't the first this sort of thing has happened to Morgan. While at an awards party at January's Sundance Film Festival, the actor gave off the appearance of being inebriated, running around yelling and then finally falling to the floor. He was rushed to the hospital soon after, and was said to have been sick from a combination of altitude and exhaustion. No drugs or alcohol were found in his system.
Morgan also was hospitalized in late 2010 when he underwent a kidney transplant. The Saturday Night Live alum suffers from diabetes.
It's a bit too miserable outside to be going anywhere right now. And seen as you've probably spent enough time over Christmas getting that mould of your ass in the couch just right, you might as well stay there and watch some funny people say funny stuff on your TV. We threw a lot of top 10's at you over the holiday season, Top 10 YouTube clips, Mike shared his top 5 movies of 2011, there were popular Top 10's in music as well as ones in theatre. But if you're in the market to buy yourself a decent comedy dvd, this list's definitely worth a goo. As per Chortle and the British Video Association, here be the Bestselling DVDs of 2011.
1 Peter Kay Live: The Tour That Didn't Tour
2 Lee Evans: Roadrunner Live At The O2
3 John Bishop Live: The Sunshine Tour
4 Alan Carr: Spexy Beast Live
5 Micky Flanagan: The Out Out Tour Live
6 Sarah Millican: Chatterbox Live
7 Comedy Superstars 2011
8 Russell Howard: Right Here Right Now
9 John Bishop: Elvis Has Left The Building
And for some reason, the Official Charts Company classes these DVD's under 'special interest' so oddly enough, Jeremy Clarkson's DVD has found it's way onto this list. There has to have been a 10th stand up with a DVD more successful and more funny thant his? Sad times. 10 Clarkson: Powered Up
Is there anything people won’t do to make their butts bigger?
A fake cosmetic surgeon set up shop in Miami Gardens, Florida, then proceeded to inject everything but the kitchen sink into his patient’s rear ends.
30-year old transgender woman, Oneal Ron Morris, is accused of injecting cement, mineral oils and fix-a-flat into the buttocks of at least one woman. He then sealed the incision with super glue.
The not-yet-identified victim became seriously ill, and had to be hospitalized with a staph infection (MRSA) and pneumonia.
Cement was one of the chemicals Morris injected into his victim
“This cocktail of chemicals went into her body and caused her terrific pain,” said Sgt. Bill Bamford.
Morris, who also injected himself with the chemicals has been arrested and charged with practicing medicine without a license and causing bodily harm.
The victim in the case paid $700 for the procedure and is lucky to be alive.
Talk about a chipmunk (squirrel) trying to a get a nut -- the creators of Alvin and the Chipmunks have sued Capitol Records for 4 years of royalties on the high-pitched hitmakers' songs.
In the lawsuit, Bagdasarian Productions -- the people who created Alvin and Co. back in 1958 -- say they conducted an audit of royalty payments made to them between 2005 and 2009 ... and their results showed the 'munks were getting shafted.
Bagdasarian Prods. say they own all the Chipmunk's performances -- including classics like "On Top of Old Smokey," "Polly Wolly Doodle," and "Swing Low Sweet Chariot."
According to the suit, they're supposed to be paid about .09 for each song that's reproduced or distributed -- OR about .02 per minute of playing time. It all adds up.
Bagdasarian is demanding a full accounting and damages for breach of contract.
Katt Williams has lost custody of one of his children.
According to court docs obtained, Crystal McGhee just won custody of their 8-year-old adopted daughter, Leanne. It's unclear if Katt and Crystal ever married.
What is clear ... the judge awarded sole legal and physical custody to Crystal. The judge gave Katt visitation rights -- alternate weekends.
The judge also awarded Crystal visitation with 2 of Leanne's siblings. It's unclear if Katt has custody of Leanne's siblings but we do know he has 7 adopted kids.
NEW YORK — The bad boys of “South Park” will make mischief for years to come.
Comedy Central says “South Park” co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have signed to extend the animated series an additional three seasons, through its 20th season in 2016.
The network announced Wednesday that Parker and Stone will continue to write, direct and edit every episode of “South Park,” just as they have since the premiere of the series in 1997.
Earlier this year, the duo met with tremendous success on Broadway with their hit musical, “The Book of Mormon.”
The Emmy- and Peabody Award-winning “South Park” views the world through the eyes of Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman, four bratty youngsters in an unhinged Colorado town.
Eddie Griffin just can't decide if he wants to be a married man, because he got hitched in September, filed for divorce in October, and reconciled a few days ago.
Eddie and Nia Rivers filed a joint divorce petition in Las Vegas -- the same city where they tied the knot -- on October 29th, citing the go-to "irreconcilable differences."
Now people close to the couple tell us ... they're giving it one more college try, and have put the divorce on hold.
BTW, they got married impulsively on September 8th at a walk-in Vegas chapel.
Take a breath before making your next move, Eddie.