Showbiz - News - Charles pub visits 'spark addiction fears' - Digital Spy: "Coronation Street star and reformed alcoholic Craig Charles has reportedly concerned his loved ones with a string of heavy drinking sessions.

The People tracked the 46-year-old's visits to the White Lion pub, which is located near the ITV soap's set, over a period of three weeks.

The publication revealed that Charles, who worked to beat a booze and drugs addiction after being snapped smoking crack cocaine in 2007, downed drinks at the establishment four days in a row last week, while another troubling session began as early as 11am.

During the short period, Charles made trips to the White Lion before, after and between shooting scenes for Coronation Street.

A friend of the actor stated: 'Craig is becoming known for his boozy lunches, and people are beginning to worry."

Fergie blames 'addiction' to pleasing others : "BRITISH duchess Sarah Ferguson has blamed her behaviour during the 'cash for access' scandal last year on her 'addiction to seeking the appreciation of others'.

The Duchess of York (pictured) caused major embarrassment to Britain's royal family in May when she was caught in a videotaped sting by UK tabloid newspaper News of the World offering to sell access to her ex-husband Prince Andrew for £500,000 ($791,250)."

JORDAN: ANDRE IS PURE EVIL Katie Price in rant against Peter | The Sun |News: "JORDAN launched a rant against 'evil' Peter Andre yesterday - even claiming he still loved her.
The 32-year-old model, real name Katie Price, spoke out after jetting to the States for the Oscars.

Peter is now dating model Elen Rivas, 35, and is compiling a dossier in a bid to win custody of his and Katie's kids, Princess, three, and Junior, five."

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'Unseen' Andy Warhol portrait sells for £10.8 million - Telegraph: "After going on show for the first time at Christie's in London, the painting sold for more than double its estimated price to an anonymous bidder.
The 6ft square work, with the artist's face in half-shadow, was part of a hugely important series of works dating back to 1967 when he had found international renown.
The portrait, in red and white, was from a series of 11 highly regarded works, eight of which featured in a landmark retrospective at New York's MOMA two years after his death in 1989. Others are held by the Tate collection and in Munich and San Francisco, and only three have ever been at auction
The work has been in a private collection since 1974 and was only recently rediscovered and authenticated by the draconian Andy Warhol Authentication Board."

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