Jason Wahler In Jail

Jason Wahler's string of arrests have finally caught-up with him. He began serving a 30-day Seattle prison sentence for his April arrest on charges of assault and underage drinking. "Jason is taking full responsibility for his previous actions," Wahler's publicist Siri Gaber said in a statement. Wahler was arrested April 8 in Seattle, Washington and booked on charges of assault and criminal trespassing. According to the incident report, officers responded to a disturbance at a Marriott hotel where a security guard claimed two guests had been wrestling in the lobby. After issuing warnings to stop, the guard reportedly accused Wahler of punching him in the mouth before he was restrained by a friend. Wahler then allegedly fled the hotel, only to return "a short time later" when police found him passed out in a third-floor hallway "smelling strongly of alcohol." "The 30-day sentence was handed to Wahler when he plead guilty to charges of assault and a minor exhibiting signs of intoxication," Seattle City Attorney's Office spokeswoman Ruth Bowman said. Wahler had also originally been charged with criminal trespassing, however that charge was dropped. According to Bowman, Wahler "could get out in 20 days for good behavior." While he was not so lucky this time around, Wahler had already side-stepped an earlier jail stint. Last September, Wahler reportedly punched a tow-truck driver as well as a Los Angeles city employee and was accused of using racial slurs against the victims. He plead no contest to one count of battery and received a two-month jail sentence and was also required to attend a one-day program at the Museum of Tolerance. Wahler was due to begin serving his sentence in early May, but that was delayed by a judge due to a stint in rehab which he completed over the summer. Wahler also completed community service at a Laguna-area church mission; went to four Alcoholics Anonymous meetings a week; attended anger-management counseling; and also spoke at local high schools, warning students about the dangers of drinking irresponsibly and disobeying the law. "He has been through rehabilitation, done community service and has been attending AA meetings," Gaber said in the statement. "He would like to be an example to young people to make them realize that there are consequences for bad behavior." See more Jason Wahler

Ronaldo Opens Boutique

Manchester United Superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has opened his own boutique. Cristiano used his initials and shirt number to name the trendy new store CR7 in his home town of Funchal, on the island of Madeira, which just opened. Cristiano has been very involved in choosing merchandise for this upmarket store which includes T-shirts and jeans for male customers, as well as clothes, handbags, necklaces and belts for women. He has also picked a range of funky jewelery including chunky shark-tooth bracelets and necklaces. While Cristiano is in Britain earning his $24 Million pay check with Manchester United, he has hired sisters Katia and Elma as managers to run the place. "Cristiano has made everyone on the island very proud. It's fitting he chose his birth city for the shop," one fan said. See more Cristiano Ronaldo