James Franco’s Artwork Includes Spock And Kirk Love Scene

Spider-Man star James Franco is to show off his artistic talents with his debut solo exhibit in New York.

The actor, who took up painting as a high school student, will display his contemporary drawings, photography, short films and sculptures in the show, entitled The Dangerous Book Four Boys, at the Clocktower Gallery.



The exhibit, which opens on Wednesday June 23rd will delve into themes including boyhood and the "sexual confusion" of adolescence, according to curator Alanna Heiss.

One unusual work is said to explore a romantic encounter between Star Trek characters James T. Kirk and Spock.

Eminem Scared Himself After Double Drug Overdose

Eminem scared himself off drugs when he relapsed a month after suffering a near-fatal overdose.

In an exclusive new interview with news show Access Hollywood, the Without Me rapper admits at one point he was popping so many pills, he lost track of how many he was taking.

He says, "My tolerance got so high."



But he hit his "personal bottom" at the end of 2007 and the beginning of 2008.

He explains, "I had overdosed in 2007, like, right around Christmas in 2007... I pretty much almost died. I pulled through and went home and relapsed less than a month later and I literally shot back up to the amount of pills I was taking, shot right back up to where I overdosed... I scared myself, like, 'Yo... I need help. Like, I can’t beat this on my own.'

"I just got tired of the way I was living. I guess I really had to reach down, reach deep down and look at myself and realize, 'This is my fault, like, take responsibility for the way I’m living and stop blaming other people...' The biggest problem is admitting that you have a problem. Nobody wants to admit that they’re not in control of something."


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Gray’s Cause Of Death: Morphine Overdose

Slipknot star Paul Gray died from an accidental overdose of morphine, according to newly-released toxicology and final autopsy reports.

The rocker, 38, was found dead in a suburban Des Moines, Iowa hotel on May 24, 2010.

Officials at the Polk County Medical Examiner's Office also noted the presence of significant heart disease in their report.