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Mel Gibson Roars Oral Sex Demands in Newest Tape

(July 14) -- In RadarOnline.com's fourth blistering Mel Gibson audio rant, the actor literally roars (think tape two) for oral sex while threatening to burn the house down. "I deserve to be b---n first! Before the f---ing Jacuzzi! Okay? I'll burn the goddamn house up, but b--w me first!" Gibson, 55, thunders, so enraged...

In New Tape, Mel Gibson Seems to Admit Hitting Ex

(July 12) -- After years of making headlines for his homophobic, sexist and anti-Semitic episodes, a much-buzzed-about audio tape was leaked last week, containing sound bite after cringeworthy sound bite of Gibson's verbal assault against ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva (whom he has a child with). And naturally, like any...

Mel Gibson Dropped by Hollywood Agency, Eyed for Criminal Charges

(July 9) -- Think you've had a bad week? William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, one of the biggest agencies in the film business, has dropped actor Mel Gibson, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The move from Gibson's longtime agency happened earlier this week, though was not made public until Friday, the Hollywood...

Purported Recording of Mel Gibson's Racist Rant Posted

(July 9) -- In the midst of being investigated for domestic violence, Mel Gibson has a very damming leaked phone call on his hands. RadarOnline.com posted Gibson's obscene rant to the mother of his child and ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, who has accused the 'Bravehart' star of hitting her, a claim Gibson denies.

Mel Gibson Allegedly Yells Racist Slurs at Ex-Girlfriend

(July 1) -- In an explosive new audio tape, Mel Gibson is allegedly caught calling his ex-girlfriend, Oksana Grigorieva, several obscenities, adding that she dressed too sexy and would get "raped by a pack of n***ers," RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. On the tape, Gibson also calls Grigorieva lewd names, including...

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