Amanda Bynes recently got her stay at the psych ward extended for an additional 30 days because she’s not at all ready to go into the real world, but the good news is: she’s showing some major signs of improvement. And they’re in the form of tears! Doctors have been treating her for what they believe is schizophrenia, and their Rx cocktail seems to be working well. They say Amanda has been showing emotion in the last few days, something many schizophrenics don’t show at all. She was crying on Wednesday and Thursday night, saying she was scared about the Friday court date, and patients who cry are viewed as improving. Let’s hope she continues to do well!
UPDATE: New Status Update Of Usher’s Son After Near-Death Acident
Usher’s 5-year-old son was involved in a near-fatal accident earlier this week, almost drowning while playing in the pool under the supervision of his aunt. Since then, Usher’s ex-wife Tameka (who sadly went through a very similar incident last year, losing her son from a previous relationship to a jet-skiing accident) filed for full custody of the two boys they share, saying that if Usher was around more and not putting them under the care of his family and friends, this wouldn’t have happened. Luckily, there’s finally some good news for the singer. Their son is showing “miraculous signs of improvement,” already sitting up in bed at the hospital, eating, laughing and talking! While little Usher Raymond V is still in the ICU, he’s expected to be released in the next couple of days. So glad to hear he’s going to pull through just fine!
Did Instagram Really JUST Finish Vine?!?
This Latest update of IG is spreading like wildfire on the internet, once upgrading you finally upload video footage from your camera roll, and that was something both needed! And since Vine hasn’t updated with much needed features, it could really hurt them…Although I’ve still seen a whole lot of Vine activity!
Amanda Bynes Asks Permission To Get The Dog Back That She Soaked In Gasoline
Amanda Bynes soaked her beloved dog in gasoline during her bizarre episode last week when she lit a fire in a woman’s driveway (the incident that led her to her current residence at the psych ward.) Now that she’s coming to, the troubled actress was said to be “almost inconsolable” when she realized what she did to the dog and is asking for special permission to reunite with it. “Amanda has been taking medications as prescribed by her doctors. With that, her thinking is becoming much more clear and concise,” a source revealed. “Amanda is fully aware that she accidentally caused her Pomeranian puppy to be mildly burned in the fire.” The puppy was treated for the burns and is being cared for by Amanda’s parents and is expected to make a full recovery. “Amanda has been asking her mother to bring her dog to the hospital to visit her,” the source added. “The policy of the facility is to not allow non-service animals on the premises, but her doctors are contemplating allowing her to remain on the hospital grounds with supervision and visit with the dog outside.” I’m happy that the medications are already starting to work! Let’s hope she stays on course.
Update From Amanda Bynes’ Psychiatric Ward
Amanda Bynes‘ parents will be going to court tomorrow to seek a temporary conservatorship over her. Meanwhile, a judge will decide in the next few hours if she should stay under her 5150 hold for another two weeks. Doctors “have formally petitioned to keep her for further treatment and assessment for the next fourteen days,” a family source reported. “Amanda will likely attend the proceedings, which will be closed to the public. “The judge will be able to ask Amanda questions directly, as well as her doctors. Her parents won’t be there. However, Amanda’s parents are extremely concerned about their daughter’s safety if she is released, before they have a chance to go to court to ask for the conservatorship.”
Android Users Now Have More Options On Vine!!!!
Not too long ago, Vine updated iOS devices with its biggest update as of yet. Now Android users have the latest updated version of Vine.
