Jason Aldean's been dragged into another drunken controversy ... because ex-"Amazing Race" finalist Vanessa Macias told cops she boozed up at the country singer's concert before her DWI arrest last week. According to the San Antonio police report, obtained by TMZ, 32-year-old Macias admitted to cops she drank three vodka sodas at the Aldean concert on Thursday ... then hit up a local strip club with a friend.

Play video content DOWN HE GOES A member of Rae Sremmurd literally had his performance cut short when he tore open his leg on a jagged piece of glass -- the video of the accident is gnarly, but his injury is super GNARLY! It all went down at the Governor's Ball in NYC on Friday ... the "No Flex Zone" duo was slaying when Slim Jimmy jumped from a speaker on to a spotlight, which toppled over.

Ellen Pompeo’s Meredith Grey is the backbone of the hit medical drama Grey’s Anatomy — so much so that she largely determines how long the show will last. However, aside from her, there are no guarantees as to how long beloved cast members will stay on set. Some have left the show only to reprise their roles later on. But others have left and have never been seen again.  Below are six cast members who never returned to the Grey’s credit list after they were written off the show.

The Columbia University student who is in critical condition after jumping from an eighth-floor dorm room has been named. Brandon Marco, 19, was found naked on scaffolding on the third-floor landing of a dormitory in Morningside Heights, Manhattan, on Monday night. Mr Marco, an undergraduate at Columbia, allegedly made his way into another student's room where he removed his clothes and jumped from the window, police sources say.  Jump: Brandon Marco, 19, was found naked on scaffolding on the third-floor landing of a dormitory in Morning Heights, Manhattan

Brainiacs: the cast of Incognito. Photograph: Joan MarcusBrainiacs: the cast of Incognito. Photograph: Joan MarcusTheatreReviewManhattan Theatre Club, New York The multi-narrative work sees the cast – including Charlie Cox – shift through neurological oddities. But is the whole thing too cerebral for its own good? Imagine for a moment the interior hubbub that occurs as any audience member watches a play: all those neurons, all those synapses, all those chemicals struggling to make sense of the bodies, the lights and the dialogue.