Winehouse visits clinic after video expos�

Troubled star Amy Winehouse visited a drugs clinic yesterday after she was caught on video apparently smoking crack cocaine, it was reported today.
The star is said to have visited a clinic in north-west London with her father for a two-hour appointment.
The visit comes as the Metropolitan Police confirmed it would investigate a video obtained by The Sun that appeared to show her inhaling fumes from a crack pipe, taking other drugs such as ecstasy and cocaine and admitting to downing six Valium.
The disturbing images were said to have been filmed during a party at Winehouse's east London home in the early hours of last Friday, hours before she attended a court hearing for husband Blake Fielder-Civil.
He is awaiting trial on charges of assault and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
The 24-year-old's father Mitch told The Sun: "Your video of Amy taking drugs may well be the best thing that has ever happened to her.
"For all the hurt and pain, it may finally be the thing to focus her mind and convince her to get the help she needs to quit for good."
Winehouse's spokesman told reporters the appointment at the clinic was a regular weekly session which formed part of her continuing treatment for drug addiction.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "Officers will be viewing the footage when we receive it from the media.
"We will then assess the footage to ascertain whether any action needs to be taken. As always we thank the media for their co-operation."
In The Sun's video the singer appears to be having a 19-minute drugs binge in which she snorts powdered ecstasy and cocaine before heading to her bedroom, where she inhales crack cocaine in front of her wedding photo.
Looking dishevelled and wearing a grubby black vest, she is left barely able to talk.
When friends ask her to go out with them, she is heard to reply: "I'd be useless to you because I've had about six Valium."

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Ferrell a huge hit during UCD appearance

Ferrell a huge hit during UCD appearance

Top side Hollywood star topology Will Ferrell cobbler's last night appeared in University College Capital of Ireland to take a prestigious honour in front of 1,D students.
The 40-year-old principal of 'Anchorman' was dressed in the full Irish Gaelic rugby kit as he accepted the William James James Augustine Aloysius Joyce Awarding from the Literary and Historical Bon ton for his outstanding contribution to comedic playacting.
Ferrell had a packed O'Reilly Asaph Hall in stitches throughout his 40 minute speech where he joked: "As I wait out at this herd, I see the future of Emerald Isle, the future tense of EEC. And let's face it, the future tense looks pretty bleak."
The star likewise rundle about his two-week trip of Hibernia with his brother Saint Patrick and don Roylee, whose category hail from Co Longford.
He said: "The slip has been a piece of craic and I'm not talking more or less spill and laughter, I'm actually talking about crack cocaine."
During his holiday Ferrell travelled to Galway, Mayo, Capital of Northern Ireland, Bushmills, Bobber, Waterford and Longford. He joked: "The photos ar altogether all over Bebo if you demand proof."
Ferrell added: "I'm so committed to my Irish people roots that I intend to continue wearing this outfit (rugby football kit) upon my return to the US. I will too stay on to repel on the left hand side of the road.
"Testament it be dangerous? Yes. Is it illegal? Highly. But that's barely how committed I am."
His speech besides touched on what he believes are his similarities to James Joyce; Westlife and a dig at UCD's rival Sacred Trinity College Capital of Ireland.
Generating huge hand clapping he said: "The sojourner Truth of the matter is those guys are going away to be working for you."
The star topology, wHO commands $20m a pic, joins other world figures honoured by the L&H, including United Nations weapons inspector Hans Blix, academic Noam Noam Chomsky and former South African chairwoman FW De Klerk.
Ferrell told the L&H: "I'm rightfully honoured to be in the sami company as previous recipients".