Brokeback-Death



I don't wanna ever cross paths with these people. they will probably hate me because they just can. Whatevs homie. Whateves

Dead

Skip from the movie Lords of Dogtown kicked the can... total loss of a great character.



Oscar-nominated actor Heath Ledger was found dead in a New York apartment late Tuesday afternoon. The star of such critically acclaimed films as "Brokeback Mountain," "Monsters Ball" and the upcoming Batman sequel, "The Dark Knight," Ledger was 28.

An NYPD spokesman told MTV News that the body was found at approximately 3:30 p.m. As yet, there is no official cause of death, although CNN reported that the NYPD suspects a possible drug overdose. "Pills were found in the vicinity of the bed," police spokesman Paul Browne told CNN. "This is being looked at as a possible overdose, but that is not confirmed yet." The pills appeared to be over-the-counter sleeping medication, police spokeswoman Barbara Chen said. Ledger was unresponsive when he was found by a housekeeper who had gone to wake him for an appointment with a masseuse, according to Browne. The New York Times reported that an autopsy will be conducted on Wednesday, according to a spokesperson for the office of the city's chief medical examiner.
"This is an unimaginable tragedy. Heath was a true artist, a deeply sensitive man, an explorer, gifted and wise beyond his years," said Todd Haynes, who directed Ledger in the recent Bob Dylan biopic "I'm Not There." "There is no finer person on this Earth."


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And in some really bad news for Billabong:
SURF fashionwear worth more than £25,000 has been stolen in a raid at a Clay Country warehouse.
The Billabong branded items were taken from a building on the Victoria Business Park at Roche last weekend.
All of the items were at the building as Billabong had been hosting a showcase for retailers to see its latest stock.
Included in the haul were T-shirts, jeans, hooded tops, wetsuits, belts, bags and wallets among many other Billabong branded items.
St Austell CID are now interested to hear from anyone who saw any suspicious activity around the site last weekend or anyone who has been offered Billabong items for sale.
Detective Constable Steve White said: "We want to talk to anybody who has been offered any Billabong items. All of the items taken were brand new and in perfect condition.
"We believe that a van or a large car would have been needed to take the items from the building."