Fresh from releasing a children's album, Barenaked Ladies' co-founder Steven Page was allegedly caught with cocaine at a girlfriend's apartment in upstate New York. Police claim there was a dispute, which led to an early-morning search and the arrests of Page and two others. Page has pleaded not guiltly.

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G-Funk rapper Warren G was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell after Hollywood police stopped his vehicle for running a red light at Hollywood Blvd. and Wilcox Ave. on Sunday at 1:40 am. He and a driver were arrested and bailed out eight hours later for $20,000 each. Warren Griffin 3rd is best known for "Regulate," his Dr. Dre-produced debut single in 1994. On that song, he rapped: "If you smoke like I smoke, then you're high like everyday." Griffin also has a gun possession prior from 1996.

Update: Lacking enough evidence, LAPD drop charges against Warren G 

Broadcom co-founder Henry T. Nicholas has been charged with 21 counts of drug possession, intent to sell and maintaining several properties in the Los Angeles area for such purposes from 1998 to 2003. Mostly, the Feds say, Nicholas was involved in distribution of Ecstasy, coke and meth, but on page 11 of the indictment, "Overt Act No. 50" is described thusly: "In or around 2001, defendent Nicholas distributed and used controlled substances during a flight on a private plane between Orange County, California, and La Vegas, Nevada, causing marijuana smoke and fumes to enter the cockpit and requiring the pilot to put on an oxygen mask."  Read the indictment  

Amy Winehouse's latest arrest is her most bizarre yet. She wasn't caught with drugs, but was filmed smoking crack in January. Wino surrendered to Scotland Yard on Wednesday in London for nine hours of grilling about the so-called "drugs video" before making bail.

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Top CelebStoner Steve-O is currently in Cedars-Sinai Med Center in L.A. on suicide watch. The Jackass jokester was arrested on Mar. 3 after repeatedly jabbing a broom handle until it poked through a neighbor's wall. The neighbor called the police, who booked Steve-O for vandalism and felony possession of cocaine. Watch Steve-O video  

Rap superstar and Top CelebStoner Snoop Dogg joined the tens of thousands of New Yorkers arrested or ticketed each year for marijuana when police nabbed him smoking a blunt outside Lotus in Manhattan on Wednesday night. "He did not get arrested," Snoop's lawyer clarified. "He received a ticket for possession of marijuana. We are contesting the ticket." Snoop's rap sheet