Rachelle “Top 8” Spector celebrates her husband’s mistrial by humping his leg for cameras hovering above. Kind of tragic that she can’t post this to her MySpace video blog, isn’t it? More »
The LAPD is investigating a MySpace comment calling for the death of the judge in Spector’s murder trial and allegedly left by Spector’s wife, Rachelle; the comment was apparently on the Team Spector MySpace page, which, alas, has been set to “private” since news of the investigation broke. Lucky for us, our West Coast bretheren at Defamer unearthed it last night, and the “top friends” list is certainly something:
MySpace threat victim Larry Paul Fidler, the presiding judge in the Phil Spector murder trial, has declared a mistrial in the case after jurors said for a second time that they were unable to render a verdict. More »
“The jury in the murder trial of Phil Spector said on Tuesday it was unable to reach a unanimous verdict on the charges against the legendary rock producer, and the judge dismissed the jurors for the day. The jury said it had taken four ballots, but was split 7-5 over the verdict. More »
Variety reports that producer Phil Spector–shown here with that “wigged deer caught in headlights” expression–will be the subject of a 90-minute BBC documentary this fall:
“Arena – The Agony and The Ecstasy Of Phil Spector” is being made by Oscar-winning director Vikram Jayanti and produced by long-time “Arena” filmmaker Anthony Wall as part of BBC2’s fall schedule…
“I like to make definitive films about creative people,” said Jayanti. “I am not interested in pursuing the question of his guilt or innocence but his standing as an artist and his psychological landscape. Spector is a tortured genius, a deeply troubled man, who speaks openly about his pain – the pain of his father killing himself and the pain of his own son dying.”
The troubled producer and long-time Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot! fan does his best Estelle Getty impression during yesterday’s trial. More »
Apparently, tonight’s Inside Edition will feature a video made by Phil Spector in 2005 in which the producer defends himself against accusations that he was responsible for the death of actress Lana Clarkson. According to the Drudge Report:
Spector, now on trial for the murder, made the video in 2005 in his chess room where Clarkson was found dead. Spector originally intended to post it on his web site to defend himself against the accusations of murdering Clarkson.
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We didn’t realize this until yesterday, but the L.A. Times has been live-blogging (sorta) the Phil Spector trial, filing reports from the courtroom every couple of hours. More »
Nothing–not even the sight of doppelgänger-turned-witness Dianne Ogden–can get Phil Spector’s attention during his murder trial yesterday in Los Angeles. More »