Angela Corey, the special prosecutor appointed by Florida governor Rick Scott to investigate the Trayvon Martin shooting told HLN's Jane Velez Mitchell Monday that her office has been working on the case non-stop, and says that the 17-year-old's parents deserve answers after self appointed neighborhood watch captain, George Zimmerman shot him, claiming self defense.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the 911 call that Zimmerman made has been sent to FBI headquarters to determine if he uttered a racial slur under his breath.

Lindsay Lohan’s stained and rotting teeth shocked Hollywood, her father Michael included -- so much so, that he says he fears his daughter is either smoking crack or meth!

In an appearance on Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell on HLN Wednesday afternoon Michael dropped the bombshell about his troubled daughter, and RadarOnline.com has video of his shocking claim.

“That’s from smoking a pipe with meth or crack,” Michael said about Lindsay’s brown teeth.  When Velez-Mitchell asked him to clarify what he meant he point blank said his daughter is abusing illegal drugs.

“She’s smoking either crack or meth, one or the other. I’m not going to shade it.”

Dr. Richelle Cooper, the emergency room doctor who attempted to save Michael Jackson's life, told jurors on Monday that the pop star’s children were "hysterical" when she attempted to tell them their father had died, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

Cooper took to the stand Monday to testify in the Dr. Conrad Murray trial and recounted how after she declared Jackson dead at 2:26 p.m., she told them the tragic news and: "They were crying, they were fairly hysterical."

Dr. Murray's attorney, Michael Flanagan's questioning of Dr. Cooper got contentious at points when she couldn't answer hypothetical questions about the use of propofol, because she says she isn't qualified to administer the powerful anesthetic. Dr. Cooper stated on cross examination that "Mr. Jackson died long before he became a patient."

Russell Armstrong’s devastated family has coming out swinging and in addition to their shocking allegation that he did not commit suicide, but was murdered, his mother claims that Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Taylor Armstrong charged almost $100,000 on Russell’s credit card AFTER they split!

In an exclusive interview with Jane Velez-Mitchell on HLN Wednesday night John Ann Hotchkiss, Russell’s mother, said she knew that Taylor charged the exorbitant amount on her son’s credit card. 

“$90,000 was put on his credit card in June, not by him,” she revealed on the show.  Hotchkiss claimed the charges were made on Russell’s American Express card after he and his wife Taylor had separated.

Russell Armstrong’s mom, John Ann Hotchkiss is very vocal on the matter of her late son, his sudden suicide and where she firmly places the blame.

Hotchkiss gave an exclusive statement to CNN HLN’s Jane Velez-Mitchell on Wednesday, saying that that she hopes the upcoming “suicide special” that Bravo is planning to air will be “tasteful.”

“When I first heard of [the suicide special] I thought I hope Bravo take the high road and keep it tasteful. Let’s not murder my son twice,” she said.

Russell Armstrong’s mother, John Anne Hotchkiss had a stern warning for the TV network, Bravo, on Thursday: “Better not air one frame of my son — or else!”

Hotchkiss issued her warning during an interview with CNN HLN’s Jane Velez-Mitchell, and went on to state that her family were “circling the wagon.”

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Russell, the estranged husband of Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star, Taylor Armstrong, was found hanging Monday night at his friend’s home.

Jane Velez-Mitchell tackles the country's newest battle with the bottle -- in the form of prescription pill addiction -- and other vices rapidly eating away at the American infrastructure in her new book, Addict Nation - An Intervention for America and RadarOnline.com has all the details for you.

"In the United States, almost everything that's being presented to us as a 'free choice' is being designed, sold and packaged to us as a way to get us hooked, to ensure that we keep coming back for more -- even when it's destroying us," the New York Times best-selling author, who is a recovering alcoholic herself, told RadarOnline.com.

"Prescription pill addiction is epidemic -- you could call it a social contagion.”