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i completely thought the other corey woulda gone first
No such luck. Feldman lives in a fantasy world. Still thinks he is some Hollywood hot-shot. He would sell his mother for 5 minutes of air time. Geez, he was on Larry king within 24 hours of his life long best friend dying. Who does that? Haim wasn't even cold yet.
If you watched the Surreal Life where he was with Vince Neil, Emmanuel Lewis, MC Hammer, etc... you could tell he thought he was the biggest super star of the bunch. He even thought his music was so talented & great and somehow talked Vince & Hammer into singing background vocals for him.
He is always the most important guy in the room with the most brilliant, insightful, deep things to say.
“Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings.”
I remember when he bought his band on the Stern show to play live and I think he said his material was on the same level as Pink Floyd.
I remember that shit. I saw some thing on E! about him where he was claiming to be one of the biggest talents in Hollywood, and had no idea why he wasnt getting movie roles anymore. What a fuckin' delusional moron.
Funny thing about Haim in that he did some pretty decent work when he was really young. Flicks like First Born and Lucas...I mean, as already said they admittedly weren't Oscar-caliber, but performances that held an amount of promise beyond just being a teen idol gracing the cover of Tiger Beat. Considering that those films came out in, what, 1982 to 1985 or so, Haim would have been somewhere around 10-13 years old back then.
A sad end to a slow, twenty year decline of a human being. The guy wore his struggles with addictions on his face clear as day, and for the last decade I'd agree it probably wasn't a case of if as much as when he was going to overdose. Seems like his main addiction was to fame, and trying to regain (even if only in a limited capacity) the amount he had in his heyday. Think it's more interesting when former child stars just walk away when their time in the spotlight is up and go on to other things. For all the blather of tragic ends of former kid celebrities, there is a far higher number of them that survive, adjust and thrive when the attention ends. Too bad Haim couldn't have been one of those.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Corey Haim died of pneumonia and heart problems, and tests during an autopsy on his body found "no significant contributing factors" from drugs, the Los Angeles coroner's office said on Tuesday.
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Haim, a Canadian-born teen film star of the 1980s who had spoken openly about struggles with drug and alcohol addiction, collapsed at his Los Angeles apartment and died in a nearby hospital on March 10. He was 38.
Officials initially thought his death was due to a drug overdose. California law enforcement officials said he bought more than 550 doses of prescription painkillers and anti-anxiety drugs in the weeks before his death in what they linked to a big, illegal prescription drug ring.
But the coroner's office said on Tuesday that Haim died of natural causes from a combination of pneumonia, respiratory and heart problems.
Ed Winter of the coroner's office said that Haim's mother found her son in distress in the middle of the night and he collapsed with flu-like symptoms. He was pronounced dead in the hospital less than an hour later.
Haim was best known for his work on the 1980s movies such as "Lucas" and "The Lost Boys". He also worked with fellow teen star Corey Feldman on the U.S. television reality series "The Two Coreys" in 2007 and 2008.
(Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Bob Tourtellotte and Cynthia Osterman)
"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992
Another one of those classic genius posts, sure to generate responses. You log on the next day to see what your witty gem has produced to find no one gets it and 2 knotheads want to stick their dicks in it... Well played, sir!!
Either way, the drugs killed him. It may not have been a direct OD, but any heart or lung problems he had were probably a result of drugs.
I knew a guy who was a junkie for years. He finally got clean, then dropped dead of a heart attack. It happens.
True. I lost my best friend to a heart attack. He abused drugs and alcohol for a decade hardcore.
Got sober. 2 years into sobriety BAM, heart attack. Died in his sleep....
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