QUOTE (karraselle @ Mar 12 2007, 10:10 PM)

Here's a good chuckle for ya, ladies...
From the new National Enquirer for March 19, 2007
"Law & Order" star on ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION
Law & Order: Crminal Intent star Vincent D'Onofrio has been prescibed a powerful antipsychotic medication that is often used to treat schizophrenia, The Enquirer has learned.
What's more, the troubled 47-year-old actor has grown so bored of his character that insiders believe that he is ready to quit the show.
A friend disclosed that during the past year D'Onofrio had been prescribed the drug Seroquel, which is often used to battle mental illnesses.
'He hasn't made it a secret that he's bored with his role and wants to leave.'
"Hopefully the dru has helped Vincent relax, because he's been under quite a bit of stress for a long time," disclosed the friend.
As the Enquirer previously reported, the intense performer's career on the show has been marred by confrontational behavior.
"Vincent is a brilliant actor, but he makes it tough on himself-he puts himself under incredible pressure," disclosed a source.
"he hasn't made it a secret that he's bored with his role and wants to leave."
His friend says Vincent, who plays Detective Bobby Goen, is also embroiled in family issues off-screen, including a recently healed rift with his 73-year-old father Gene.
LOS Angeles-based psychiatrist Nathan Kuemmerie, who has not treated D'Onofrio, doesn't know for sure why D'Onofrio would be prescibed the drug, but says: "I have prescribed (Seroguel) to many actors who are irritable, agitated and have mild bipolar disorders."
The drug helps patience to sleep, said Kuemmerle.
by Alexander Hitchen
What a RAG!! Thanks to Libby Lee from the Let's Speak Our Minds VDO blog.
Maybe it's true?! Didnt you learn anything from Men in Black?