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Ex-Baywatch babe Nicole Eggert is facing her ex-boyfriend Leor 'DJ Lethal' Dimant in court in Los Angeles this week, alleging the House Of Pain star subjected her to repeated domestic violence during their romance. [...] Read more!
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Ex-"Baywatch" babe Nicole Eggert's ex-boyfriend was found not guilty on Wednesday of brutality, including burning her with cigarettes, TMZ reported.
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Former "Baywatch" star Nicole Eggert is fighting her ex boyfriend DJ Lethal in court, accusing him of burning her with cigarettes, among various other forms of brutality. The case is playing out right now in L.A. criminal court, where Nicole...
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The man former "Baywatch" star Nicole Eggert accused of burning her with cigarettes was found not guilty today. DJ Lethal of House of Pain fame was cleared of all charges after Eggert accused him of beating and berating her. The judge said Eggert...
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Ex-"Baywatch" babe Nicole Eggert is accusing her ex-boyfriend DJ Lethal of brutality, including burning her with cigarettes, TMZ reported.
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Filed under: Paparazzi Video TMZ.com: The former "Charles in Charge" bad girl and "Baywatch" babe was spotted sauntering out of Koi last night -- and she was in a really spirited mood.TMZ caught the giggly actress donating money to the dog of a man in need. Yes, the dog. Wonder what put... Read more
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Happy Birthday to kitschy "American Idol" reject William Hung (1983), English actor Orlando Bloom (1977), "Baywatch" actress Nicole Eggert (1972), "Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey (1966), screen and stage actress Penelope Ann Miller (1964), country singer Trace Adkins (1962), "Seinfeld" actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus (1961), film composer/Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin (1954), voice actor Richard Moll (1943), flamboyant confetti tossing comedian Rip Taylor (1937), celebrity game-show panelist/actor Charles Nelson Reilly (1931), and "The Untouchables" (TV Series) actor Robert Stack (1919; d. 2003).
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