Teh One Who Knocks
07-11-2011, 10:55 AM
By Radar Staff
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Mel Gibson was a bit unsteady on his feet as he left a Malibu restaurant Saturday night, and RadarOnline.com has the stunning pictures.
Gibson was reportedly so angry at being spotted out, he tried to turn away and nearly lost his footing in the process.
Gibson left the popular Taverna Tony restaurant solo. He eventually got into his Smart car and drove off.
Late last month Gibson and his long-estranged wife Robin came to terms on their divorce settlement.
Just days later, RadarOnline.com won a prestigious Los Angeles Press Club award for our reporting on the explosive Mel Gibson audio tapes.
Gibson let lose on his ex-girlfriend and mother of his youngest child, Oksana Grigorieva, even threatening to burn her house down, in a shocking incident revealed exclusively by Radar.
Gibson has attempted to revive his acting career since then but his last film, The Beaver, was a catastrophic disaster -- it cost a reported $21 million to produce and took in only $1.1 million worldwide.
His next effort to win back fans, How I Spent My Summer Vacation, opens in August.
http://i.imgur.com/HixHE.png
Mel Gibson was a bit unsteady on his feet as he left a Malibu restaurant Saturday night, and RadarOnline.com has the stunning pictures.
Gibson was reportedly so angry at being spotted out, he tried to turn away and nearly lost his footing in the process.
Gibson left the popular Taverna Tony restaurant solo. He eventually got into his Smart car and drove off.
Late last month Gibson and his long-estranged wife Robin came to terms on their divorce settlement.
Just days later, RadarOnline.com won a prestigious Los Angeles Press Club award for our reporting on the explosive Mel Gibson audio tapes.
Gibson let lose on his ex-girlfriend and mother of his youngest child, Oksana Grigorieva, even threatening to burn her house down, in a shocking incident revealed exclusively by Radar.
Gibson has attempted to revive his acting career since then but his last film, The Beaver, was a catastrophic disaster -- it cost a reported $21 million to produce and took in only $1.1 million worldwide.
His next effort to win back fans, How I Spent My Summer Vacation, opens in August.