The Hunger Games' Wes Bentley went hungry himself a few nights, as the handsome star of the blockbuster film fought back from homelessness, drug addiction, poverty and bankruptcy to get his Hollywood career back on track, Star magazine reports.

Bentley, who appeared in 1999’s American Beauty, was in debt to the tune of $101,149, including $92,738 to American Express, who sued him for the unpaid charges on his gold card, Star learned via court docs from his 2010 divorce.

While Madonna was the headlining halftime act for the Super Bowl on Sunday, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned her homeless brother made his way to the big game too…but didn't get any further than the parking lot!

Anthony Ciccone made his way down to Indianapolis with a group of about seven people from Traverse City, Michigan, where he normally resides in a homeless shelter.

Jeremy London was recently charged with domestic battery for an incident with his estranged wife last year, but RadarOnline.com exclusively spoke with the actor who said he's trusting the courts will learn the truth — that he was falsely accused.

"There are women who are legitimately abused in this country, and it is so important that the system is set up to protect them. If I have to go through this process to ensure that the system works and can protect victims, then it's worth it," Jeremy told us in an exclusive interview.

"Many men are falsely accused and the system is usually able to discern fact from fiction... While it's troublesome I wouldn't have it any other way."

Sly Stone of the 70s funk band Sly & The Family Stone has successfully completed his court ordered 90-day treatment program, stemming from a drug arrest, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Sly was homeless and living in his van and has battled an addiction to crack cocaine for years. The musician was arrested and charged with cocaine possession last year.

"Sly is sober for the first prolonged period of time in probably 30 years,” a source close to Stone tells RadarOnline.com exclusively. “Sly will remain in rehab for another week, until arrangements can be made for him to transition to a sober living facility, or some other type of follow-up treatment. Sly wants to get back out on the road and tour again, and his doctor fully supports that.

Young Lee, the co-founder of Pinkerry Frozen Yogurt, was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport Tuesday as he returned from an overseas business trip, for allegedly viciously beating a homeless man, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

According to witnesses, who were able to provide cops with the license plate of the Range Rover Lee was driving, the homeless man was chased by the Korean businessman, and beaten, after he asked for money in Los Angeles on June 15, 2011.

The unidentified victim was allegedly beaten with a tire iron, and his injuries were serious enough that he had to be hospitalized.

Madonna's homeless brother Anthony Ciccone spent Christmas alone and without a care from his famous sister.

The 55-year-old spent the holiday season sleeping on the rough streets of Traverse City, Michigan in sub-zero conditions -- with no invitation from the Material Girl to spend it with her and her family.

In photographs obtained by RadarOnline.com, Anthony looks haggard and his gummy grin reveals his missing teeth as his lifestyle catches up with him.

Saying he has no contact with his sister Madonna or any other member of their family, Anthony Ciccone lives in a homeless encampment in Traverse City, Michigan.

"If I froze to death, my family probably wouldn’t know or care about it for six months," Anthony told the UK's Mail on Sunday in a blistering interview.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Anthony's situation was uncovered earlier this month by a local newspaper investigating the homeless crisis.

He's had a drink and drug problem for at least a couple of decades, and acknowledges that Madonna did pay for rehab for him six years ago. But he wants more from her.

"My family seems to think rehab is some kind of magic panacea for life's ills," he said. Clearly, he disagrees.

Ciccone has been homeless for 18 months, ever since he lost his job at his father's Michigan winery, a business Madonna helped her family open. He last saw his famous sister -- but didn't speak to her --  three years ago when he stood in a crowd in Detroit welcoming their favorite hometown daughter for an event.

‘I’m proud of my sister," Anthony said. "But it’s been a burden, because I can’t be me; I have to be related to a celebrity. People have their ideas and expectations. My sister’s a multimillionaire but she earned it, I have to give her credit for that.

"But you’d think there’d be some more family loyalty, and that’s not the case. Just to communicate would be nice."

Ciccone has no expectations of that happening.

Growing up together, he said, "she was a b*tch, just like she is now.  She remains true to form."

Madonna's brother Anthony Ciccone claims he is homeless and living under a bridge.

Anthony, 55, told the Michigan Messenger that he has been homeless for over a year and fighting for survival on the cold streets of Traverse City, along with 14,000 of other destitute people.

“My family turned their back on me, basically, when I was having a hard time,”  said Ciccone, who added it annoyed him when people asked how he could come from such a high-profile family and end up sleeping under a bridge.

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"You think I haven’t answered this kind of question a bazillion times — why my sister is a multibazillionarie, and I’m homeless on the street?" he responded. "Never say never. This could happen to anybody."

Thomas Jane's fictional character in HBO's Hung moonlights as a male prostitute, and now the actor has revealed that he experimented in the sex industry too when he was a struggling teenage actor, RadarOnline.com has learned.

"When I was a kid out here in L.A., I was homeless, I didn't have any money and I was living in my car. I was 18. I wasn't averse to going down to Santa Monica Boulevard and letting a guy buy me a sandwich. Know what I mean?" said Jane in an interview with the L.A. Times, referring to the predominately homosexual Los Angeles enclave of West Hollywood.

"Hey, you grow up as an artist in a big city, as James Dean said, you're going to have one arm tied behind your back if you don't accept people's sexual flavors," Jane explained, comparing his pre-fame money making attempts to that of another Hollywood heart throb.

Minka Kelly might be raking in the big bucks with her new role in ABC’s reboot of Charlie’s Angels, and her homeless uncle is pleading for help from the actress, Star magazine is exclusively reporting.

“I’m not expecting a lot from Minka, maybe a little sympathy,” Michael Millhollin, who has lived on the streets since 2008 exclusively told Star about his estranged niece.  “She needs to put bygones aside and contact us.”

So what happened to tear the family apart?