Free Women's Blog

While Charlie Sheen prepares for his court appearance in Colorado today, his former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss told RadarOnline.com she doesn’t consider Sheen a violent person.

Sheen has spent more than $50,000 in call girls managed by Fleiss.

The ‘The Two and a Half Men’ star is currently facing felony and misdemeanor charges for his alleged assault in his wife Brooke Mueller on Christmas Day.

Fleiss said RadaroOnline.com: “The truth is all my girls loved Charlie and I never heard any stories of him being violent towards them – several of them wanted to marry him actually.”

Prosecutors of the case are trying to interview Sheen’s ex-wife Denise Richards and ex-girlfriends Brittany Ashland and Kelly Preston to build their case against the star.

After his arrest on Christmas Day, Sheen and her wife Brooke both entered rehab. Brooke is now being treated at home with addiction to crack and alcohol.

Colorado prosecutors do not have on easy task as Mueller’s history with drug and alcohol abuse will harm her credibility and will be in Sheen’s advantage.

Sheen is set to appear Monday, March 15, 2010 on Pitkin County Court.

Well, this is how Lady Gaga decided to get rid of the “hermaphrodite” rumors.

In her latest, 9 minutes music video for ‘Telephone’ – with co-star Beyonce – is getting rid of the rumors regarding her biological gender by exposing her body in the video.

The impressive video starts with Gaga being taken into a women’s prison. A couple of grumpy female guards lock her up in a cell and strip off her clothes.

She is wearing pasties on her breast, sheer tights and no underwear. She throws herself against the cell bars with the cameras showing her genitals.

One of the guards jokes, saying “I told you she didn’t have a d***.”

The clip continues with Gaga escaping from jail with the ‘Pussy Wagon’ from “Kill Bill” with the help of the flirty Beyonce.

Lady Gaga explains E! News, “There’s certainly always a hidden message in my music videos.”

The pop diva also said that with this video she wanted to express “the idea that America is full of young people that are inundated with information and technology and turn it into something that was more of a commentary on the kind of country that we are.”

Click Here it See the Video

Happy Birthday to “Desperate Housewives” star Eva Longoria (1975)

G-Unit rapper Young Buck (1981)

“Numbers” star Judd Hirsch (1935)

“Beach Boys” Mike Love (1941)

Sugar Ray singer Mark McGrath (1968)

“Poison” singer Bret Michaels (1963)

Singer Terence Trent D’Arby (1962)

“Twisted Sister” singer Dee Snider (1955)

American guitarist Ry Cooder (1947)

Funk pioneer Sly Stone (1943)

American actor Craig Wasson (1954)

American actress Park Overall (1957)

American animator David Silverman (1957)

American actor Jimmy Baio (1962)

English model Penny Lancaster (1971)

‘+44 and blink-182″ musician Mark Hoppus (1972)

American actor Brian Tee (1977)

American actress Emily Tyndall (1982)

American model and actor Kellan Lutz (1985)

American actress Caitlin Wachs (1989)

Japanese actress Kie Kitano (1991)

“Grateful Dead” bassist Phil Lesh (1940)

“Reservoir Dogs” actor Lawrence Tierney (1919; d. 2002)

American film actor George Brent (1899; d. 1979)

American actor MacDonald Carey (1913; d. 1994)

American actor and comedian Joe E. Ross (1915; d. 1982)

American musician and band leader Harry James (1916; d. 1983)

Blues legend Samuel “Lightnin’” Hopkins (1912; d. 1982)

7th President of the United States Andrew Jackson (1767; d. 1845)

Happy Birtday All

Merlin Olsen (September 15, 1940 – March 11, 2010), Hall of Fame defensive lineman with the LA Rams, and later on with a career in broadcasting and acting has died aged 69.

Olsen died at City of Hope hospital, Los Angeles, Thursday, with his family next to him. Lat year Olsen was diagnosed with mesothelioma.

Olsen played in the NFL with the LA Rams from 1962 to 1976, being the most valuable player of the league in 1974, with 14 appearances in the Pro Bowl. Following his retirement as a player, Olsen had a 15 season long career in broadcasting, as an analyst for CBS and NBC. He also starred in TV shows such as “Father Murphy” or “Little House on the Prairie.”

With the Los Angeles Rams, Olsen was a member of the team’s Fearsome Foursome of Olsen, Rosey Grier, David “Deacon” Jones and Lamar Lundy. From 1963 to 1966 they made use of size, speed and talent to frighten offenses.

According to fellow Hall of Famer, Jack Youngblood, his teammate with the LA Rams, Olson was “was ferocious and fearless on the football field.” Adding on that, “We all know what a wonderful, tremendous football player he was, but he was so much more than that.”

R.I.P.