SMH: Bobby Brown Popped By One-Time For DUI

Bobby Brown Arrested For Driving Under The Influence

If you thought Bobby Brown’s legal problems were a thing of the past, think again.

According to TMZ reports:

Bobby Brown has just been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Los Angeles … TMZ has learned.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Bobby was pulled over in Reseda, CA at 12:20 PM PST for allegedly driving while talking on a cell phone.

We’re told 43-year-old Bobby is currently in custody in Van Nuys jail. It’s unclear what substance cops believe Brown had been using before he got behind the wheel.

Whitney Houston’s ex-husband already has a DUI conviction on his record stemming from an arrest in Georgia in 1996. He eventually pled guilty to DUI and served 8 days in jail.

Update:
1:54 PM PST — Sources close to the singer tell us … Bobby’s “people” are en route to the jail to bail him out.

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

BREAKING: Bobby Brown Arr...UI (again)

Monday, March 26, 2012 sr/kCOOL

According to gossip website TMZ.com, singer Bobby Brown was pulled over by police and arrested for driving drunk earlier today.

Brown, 43, bailed himself out of the Van Nuys jail after he was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence and for driving with the blood alcohol content of .08 or higher.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Bobby was pulled over in Reseda, CA at 12:20 PM PST for allegedly driving while talking on a cell phone.

Whitney Houston’s ex-husband already has a DUI conviction on his record stemming from an arrest in Georgia in 1996. He eventually pled guilty to DUI and served 8 days in jail. Source

robertlove said:

Timmy84 said:

I see you don't care for Bobby.

I do! I loved two albums of him. I'm just saying he didn't achieve that much to make him interesting.

With Tina's movie for example, there was a lot of drama too, but she grew out of the mess...that's what made the movie interesting. Tina is an inspiration. Bobby? Not so much

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

SoulAlive said:

robertlove said:

I do! I loved two albums of him. I'm just saying he didn't achieve that much to make him interesting.

With Tina's movie for example, there was a lot of drama too, but she grew out of the mess...that's what made the movie interesting. Tina is an inspiration. Bobby? Not so much

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

You could say that for just about every movie about a singer There was nothing really interesting about the stories of Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jacksons, Johnnie etc except that it was Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jackson, Johnnie etc etc.

Adisa said:

SoulAlive said:

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

You could say that for just about every movie about a singer There was nothing really interesting about the stories of Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jacksons, Johnnie etc except that it was Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jackson, Johnnie etc etc.

Bobby's gonna need the money to pay those court and lawyer fees!

Adisa said:

SoulAlive said:

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

You could say that for just about every movie about a singer There was nothing really interesting about the stories of Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jacksons, Johnnie etc except that it was Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jackson, Johnnie etc etc.

I disagree.The Tina Turner biopic ('What's Love Got To Do With It') was amazing,and so were the Temptations and Jacksons movies.Bobby Brown is not in their league.

SoulAlive said:

Adisa said:

You could say that for just about every movie about a singer There was nothing really interesting about the stories of Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jacksons, Johnnie etc except that it was Loretta, Tina, Ray, Etta, Temptations, Jackson, Johnnie etc etc.

I disagree.The Tina Turner biopic ('What's Love Got To Do With It') was amazing,and so were the Temptations and Jacksons movies.Bobby Brown is not in their league.

Yes we do disagree. But because all the hype in the Tina biopic was about Angela's body, the rape scene in the studio, and when she fought back. That was about it. The Jacksons movie is laugh out loud funny too many times with horrid acting and dialogue...the kids get a whopping and Michael torches his Soul Glow...end of movie.

Adisa said:

SoulAlive said:

I disagree.The Tina Turner biopic ('What's Love Got To Do With It') was amazing,and so were the Temptations and Jacksons movies.Bobby Brown is not in their league.

Yes we do disagree. But because all the hype in the Tina biopic was about Angela's body, the rape scene in the studio, and when she fought back. That was about it. The Jacksons movie is laugh out loud funny too many times with horrid acting and dialogue...the kids get a whopping and Michael torches his Soul Glow...end of movie.

Every time that movie was on I used to have to stop and watch it.

Adisa said:

SoulAlive said:

I disagree.The Tina Turner biopic ('What's Love Got To Do With It') was amazing,and so were the Temptations and Jacksons movies.Bobby Brown is not in their league.

Yes we do disagree. But because all the hype in the Tina biopic was about Angela's body, the rape scene in the studio, and when she fought back. That was about it. The Jacksons movie is laugh out loud funny too many times with horrid acting and dialogue...the kids get a whopping and Michael torches his Soul Glow...end of movie.

Both Tina's films and the Jacksons' films left a WHOLE LOT to be desired. I was told Tina was pissed at the film...

Timmy84 said:

Adisa said:

Yes we do disagree. But because all the hype in the Tina biopic was about Angela's body, the rape scene in the studio, and when she fought back. That was about it. The Jacksons movie is laugh out loud funny too many times with horrid acting and dialogue...the kids get a whopping and Michael torches his Soul Glow...end of movie.

Both Tina's films and the Jacksons' films left a WHOLE LOT to be desired. I was told Tina was pissed at the film...

I heard that also. My point is that all movies about singers are basically the same story and the only why we even care is because they are singers. Right now, there's a random chick maybe in the church choir or the local music scene who is living the same lifeof abuse and fear that Tina lived. And we won't know about it and don't even care. So IMO all the headscratching about the possiblity of a B. Brown movie is weird. His life is the stuff Hollyweird movies are made of.

SoulAlive said:

robertlove said:

I do! I loved two albums of him. I'm just saying he didn't achieve that much to make him interesting.

With Tina's movie for example, there was a lot of drama too, but she grew out of the mess...that's what made the movie interesting. Tina is an inspiration. Bobby? Not so much

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

I would give Bobby two big albums. The followup to Don't Be Cruel was better imo just

not as popular but it spawned 3 pretty good singles. You're right however in that he's not

a major superstar and having a biopic on him just wouldn't be box office material imo. His

run only lasted 2 albums. He would probably do well to write a book on his life.

phunkdaddy said:

SoulAlive said:

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

I would give Bobby two big albums. The followup to Don't Be Cruel was better imo just

not as popular but it spawned 3 pretty good singles. You're right however in that he's not

a major superstar and having a biopic on him just wouldn't be box office material imo. His

run only lasted 2 albums. He would probably do well to write a book on his life.

Frankie Lymon? Dude had what ONE good song that everybody knows a la Brown's "My Prerogative". And almost nobody was checking for Etta's "At Last" until they cast Beweavce.

phunkdaddy said:

SoulAlive said:

I agree.Sure,he had one big album ('Don't Be Cruel') but he's not exactly a cultural icon or major superstar.I doubt that a biopic on him would do very well at the box office.

I would give Bobby two big albums. The followup to Don't Be Cruel was better imo just

not as popular but it spawned 3 pretty good singles. You're right however in that he's not

a major superstar and having a biopic on him just wouldn't be box office material imo. His

run only lasted 2 albums. He would probably do well to write a book on his life.

I totally disagree. Bobby's career started with New Edition. He was a young boy that made it out of poverty in the hood. Then went into stardom as a child to teens in New Edition. Then had major solo success. Then married the top pop singer of the world at the time & concieved a daughter with her & did a reality show. Not many can claim all of that.Then to top all of that off. She died a tragic death. Plus to add all the trouble he got into(Which people love to see) That is all part of Bobby's life.It would make a drama filled movie.

Adisa said:

phunkdaddy said:

I would give Bobby two big albums. The followup to Don't Be Cruel was better imo just

not as popular but it spawned 3 pretty good singles. You're right however in that he's not

a major superstar and having a biopic on him just wouldn't be box office material imo. His

run only lasted 2 albums. He would probably do well to write a book on his life.

Frankie Lymon? Dude had what ONE good song that everybody knows a la Brown's "My Prerogative". And almost nobody was checking for Etta's "At Last" until they cast Beweavce.

I agree with you on Lymon having a very short music career but the movie was more

about his relationship with 3 women including Zola Taylor(The Platters) which probably

made it a little more intriguing but the movie was a dud pretty much. You should google

Etta James she had more of a career than you would think and she was pretty damn popular

especially during her Chess years.

Family Guy: Bobby Brown, Wife, And Son Cassius Spotted At The Grove In Cali Getting Lunch [Photos]

Bobby Brown Spotted At The Grove Having Lunch With Family

Here is Bobby Brown, along with w... Etheridge and son Cassius at The Grove with a gang of to-go boxes.

We hope Bobby didn’t have any drinky-poos at lunch.