Mel Gibson dead rumors

The rumor that Mel Gibson is dead follows several recent highly-publicized rants and raves by the actor/director/producer. After some serious drinking, he has allegedly made inappropriate remarks, and they were gleefully picked up and publicized by Hollywood's infamous gossip panderers.

Of course, those bottom-feeders don't want the headline maker dead and gone, because Gibson keeps them busy, brings on more advertisers and their pages full of his latest escapades, whether true or otherwise.

So far, Gibson hasn't officially denied rumors of his demise, but as the very much alive mark twin once said: The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
However, it may be possible that Gibson's career is dead, at least as far as the United States is concerned. He has been very successful in making real and imagined enemies in Hollywood over the past several years, involving both his professional and personal lives.

First, being a practicing alcoholic, one night he argued with a cop who pulled him over for erratic driving. The booze opened his mouth to bigoted curses against the cop and supposed ethnic background. Known for being outspoken, Gibson spewed out more bigoted venom during a recent radio interview.

Gibson left his wife of 30 years and seven children to cavort with a Russian immigrant of questionable motives. Then we she was impregnated, he decided he didn't want to stay married to her. She, being very opportunistic, decided to record his rants and raves, hire a law firm and attempt to dig into some of his millions.

Though born in the United States and a citizen, Gibson spent his boyhood years in Australia. At age 20, he managed to land a part as a soldier in an Aussie war series. That led to larger roles, and eventually Hollywood came calling. Gibson has been highly successful ever since.

According to the latest information, Mel Gibson is still very much alive and kicking, but is deeply troubled by his growing legal problems and, except for the gossip mags and TV programs, increasingly hostile American media. The latest rumor is that Gibson is selling all of his property and business connections in the U.S., and intends to relocate to Australia.

To his decreasing number of fans in the nation where he earned millions of dollars, Gibson's angry, anti-American gesture may seem tragic. Conversely, to his growing number of anti-Gibson fans, the response may be: Good riddance!