Brittany Murphy Drug Use

Brittany Murphy Drug Use:Is it true that Brittany Murphy’s Drug Use caused her death? This is a very viral issue that many people are trying to find out.

Read more from the article of nowpublic.com:

Hollywood has been shocked by the death of actress Brittany Murphy. The 32-year-old starred in films like 8 Mile and Clueless. Throughout her career, Brittany Murphy was dogged by rumors of drug use, eating disorder, and plastic surgery.

Rumors about Brittany Murphy’s drug use had circulated for years. Some blamed drug use for her thin physique. Reports of Brittany Murphy’s erratic behavior at a press junket added to the speculation.

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Brittany Murphy Death Hoax

Brittany Murphy Death Hoax:Shocking news for today! Actress Brittany Murphy has died, and many people are confused. Many though that this was a Brittany Murphy death hoax, like the ones that so commonly populate the Internet. Sadly, it seems the actress for Clueless and Sin City among other movies has indeed died.

Brittany Murphy was only 32 years old, according to news sources she went into a cardiac arrest and could not be brought again to life. His husband Simon Monjack apparently made the call to 911. Bittany’s family issued a statement:

“The sudden loss of our beloved Brittany is a terrible tragedy. She was our daughter, our wife, our love and a shining star. We ask you to respect our privacy at this time.”
In the meantime, TMZ is reporting that his husband didn’t want an autopsy to be performed to Murphy, toxicology tests will be performed to see if this has anything to do with a possibleBrittany Murphy drug use. We’ll keep you posted.

Simon Monjack

Simon Monjack:Brittany Murphy dies at 32,
The family of Brittany Murphy is mourning the loss of the 32-year-old actress.  Friends, fans, and well-wishers are using the popular networking site Twitter to share thoughts and memories about the young celebrity.

Ashton Kutcher uses Twitter to send condolences on Brittany Murphy’s death

TMZ was the first to report the sad news about Brittany Murphy’s death.  Now they have reported the news that her husband Simon Monjack told employees at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center that he does not want an autopsy performed on his spouse.

For more information see:  Brittany Murphy’s Husband Doesn’t Want Autopsy by TMZ staff.

The L.A. County Coroner’s office plans to go ahead with the autopsy anyhow.

Allegedly, Brittany Murphy’s mother Sharon told paramedics that Murphy was suffering from diabetes.   It has not been confirmed whether the disease contributed to Murphy’s death by cardiac arrest.

Brittany Murphy Dead Drugs

Brittany Murphy Dead Drugs:Actress Brittany Murphy, who I first saw in the Eminem movie 8-mile, is dead at just 32 years old. Reportedly, drugs caused a heart attack; she passed away at 10:04 PM PST, upon arrival at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center today, Sunday.

Brittany Murphy

This is shocking and I don’t know about you but it seems in 2009 we’ve dealt with a lot of death news, from Michael Jackson, Walter Cronkite and Farrah Faucett, to Chris Henry last Thursday and Brittany Murphy today. Why this is, is a question for a chaplain to answer, but for the present, I just plain can’t believe she’s gone.

According to TMZ.com, which does its usual great job of being first with news like this within its “Thirty Mile Zone”, a 911 call was made by Murphy’s husband, Simon Monjack, after Brittany Murphy’s Mom discovered her unconscious in the shower. When the medics arrived, they quickly determined she was in “full cardiac arrest.”

As a momentary, but related aside, I lost a good friend Michael McGuire in the same way in May of this year, 2009. He came to his parents Berkeley home that Saturday night and just collapsed of a heart attack at 48 years old.  Michael’s problem was that he was really, really overweight and didn’t see the doctor to know that his condition was in the red zone. I can’t believe he’s gone either. 26 for Chris Henry. 48 for Michael McGuire. 32 for Brittany Murphy.

The updates on Brittany Murphy are coming fast. Here’s TMZ’s list to start:

UPDATE 4:00 PM ET — We’re also told the LAPD has launched a death investigation.

UPDATE 4:07 PM ET — A rep for Murphy tells TMZ, “In this time of sadness, the family thanks you for your love and support. It is their wish that you respect their privacy.”

UPDATE 5:21 PM ET — Two LAPD officers were just spotted going into Murphy’s home.

UPDATE 5:34 PM ET — A neighbor of Brittany’s tells TMZ she saw Brittany getting taken out on a stretcher with paramedics performing CPR. The neighbor said Brittany “looked dead.”

Allegedly, Brittany Murphy suffered from anorexia and drug use which the hypothesis goes may have caused her heart attack. What’s really weird is that her husband does not want an autopsy done. If that’s the case, Why the hell would one’s husband refuse an autopsy to determine why his (I would hope) beloved wife died?

Ashton Kutcher, who dated Murphy, paid tribute to her from his Twitter account:

1. see you on the other side kid. about 5 hours ago from Brizzly

2. 2day the world lost a little piece of sunshine. My deepest condolences go out 2 Brittany’s family, her husband, & her amazing mother Sharon. about 5 hours ago from Brizzly

This is strange.

Stay tuned. Also, I really have to get after “The Superficial” for its really nasty and totally immature comments about Murphy is light of her death. I hope there’s someone over at The Superficial who’s got a good heart and isn’t afraid to show it.

I present Brittany Murphy’s partial filmography from IMDb below. The full list is very long and shows her range of performance and acting, writing, and production talent:

1. Poor Things (2010) (in production) (rumored)

2. Shrinking Charlotte (2010) (pre-production) …. Charlotte

3. The Expendables (2010) (post-production) …. Amy

4. Something Wicked (2010) (post-production) …. Susan

5. Abandoned (2009) (post-production) …. Mary

6. Across the Hall (2009) …. June

7. Deadline (2009/I) …. Alice Evans

8. The Ramen Girl (2008) …. Abby … aka Râmen gâru (Japan)

9. Happy Feet (2006) (voice) …. Gloria … aka Happy Feet: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)

10. The Dead Girl (2006) …. Krista

11. Love and Other Disasters (2006) …. Emily Jackson-Jacks … aka Love (and Other Disasters) (Australia: DVD box title) … aka Love (et ses petits désastres) (France)

12. The Groomsmen (2006) …. Sue

13. Neverwas (2005) …. Maggie Blake

14. Sin City (2005) …. Shellie … aka Frank Miller’s Sin City (USA: complete title)

15. Little Black Book (2004) …. Stacy

16. Good Boy! (2003) (voice) …. Nelly

17. Uptown Girls (2003) …. Molly Gunn

18. Just Married (2003) …. Sarah … aka Voll verheiratet (Germany)

19. 8 Mile (2002) …. Alex … aka 8 Mile (Germany) … aka 8 Mile – Jeder Augenblick ist eine neue Chance (Germany: DVD box title)

20. Something in Between (2002) …. Sky

21. Spun (2002) …. Nikki

22. Riding in Cars with Boys (2001) …. Fay Forrester

23. Don’t Say a Word (2001) …. Elisabeth Burrows

24. Summer Catch (2001) …. Dede Mulligan

25. Sidewalks of New York (2001) …. Ashley

26. The Audition (2000) …. Daniella

27. Cherry Falls (2000) …. Jody Marken

28. Angels! (2000) …. Nurse Bellows

29. Trixie (2000) …. Ruby Pearli

30. Girl, Interrupted (1999) …. Daisy Randone

… aka Durchgeknallt (Germany)

… aka Durchgeknallt – Girl, interrupted (Germany: TV title)

31. Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999) …. Lisa Swenson

… aka Gnadenlos schön (Germany)

32. Zack and Reba (1998) …. Reba Simpson

33. Phoenix (1998) …. Veronica

34. Falling Sky (1998) …. Emily Nicholson

35. Drive (1997) …. Deliverance Bodine

36. Bongwater (1997) …. Mary

… aka Bong Water (USA: DVD box title)

37. Freeway (1996) …. Rhonda

38. Clueless (1995) …. Tai

39. Family Prayers (1993) …. Elise

… aka A Family Divided

Actress – TV:

* 2000s

* 1990s

1. MegaFault (2009) (TV) …. Dr. Amy Lane

2. “King of the Hill” …. Luanne Platter / … (231 episodes, 1997-2009)

– The Boy Can’t Help It (2009) TV episode (voice) …. Luanne Platter

– To Sirloin with Love (2009) TV episode (voice) …. Luanne Platter

– Uh-Oh Canada (2009) TV episode (voice) …. Luanne Platter

– Manger Baby Einstein (2009) TV episode (voice) …. Luanne Platter

– Bad News Bill (2009) TV episode (voice) …. Luanne Platter (226 more)

3. Tribute (2009) (TV) …. Cilla McGowan

… aka Nora Roberts’ Tribute (USA: complete title)

4. “Pepper Ann” …. Tank the 8th grader (3 episodes, 1999-2000) … aka Disney’s Pepper Ann

– The Finale (2000) TV episode (voice) …. Tank the 8th grader – Unhappy Campers/The Search for Pepper Ann Pearson (2000) TV episode (voice) …. Tank the 8th grader – Beyond Good and Evel/One of the Guys (1999) TV episode (voice) …. Tank the 8th grader

5. Common Ground (2000) (TV) …. Dorothy Nelson

6. The Devil’s Arithmetic (1999) (TV) …. Rivkah

7. David and Lisa (1998) (TV) …. Lisa … aka Oprah Winfrey Presents: David and Lisa (USA: complete title)

8. “Clueless” …. Jasmine (1 episode, 1996) – Driving Me Crazy (1996) TV episode …. Jasmine

9. “Nash Bridges” …. Carrie (1 episode, 1996) … aka Bridges – Night Train (1996) TV episode …. Carrie

10. Double Jeopardy (1996) (TV) …. Julia … aka Victim of the Night (USA: cable TV title)

11. “Murder One” …. Diane ‘Dee-Dee’ Carson (1 episode, 1995) – Chapter Nine (1995) TV episode …. Diane ‘Dee-Dee’ Carson

12. “SeaQuest DSV” …. Christine VanCamp (1 episode, 1995) … aka SeaQuest 2032 (USA: new title) – Second Chance (1995) TV episode …. Christine VanCamp

13. “The Marshal” …. Lizzie Roth (1 episode, 1995) – These Foolish Things (1995) TV episode …. Lizzie Roth

14. “Boy Meets World” …. Trini (2 episodes, 1995) – The Last Temptation of Cory (1995) TV episode …. Trini – My Best Friend’s Girl (1995) TV episode …. Trini

15. “Sister, Sister” …. Sarah (6 episodes, 1994-1995) – Smoking in the Girls’ Room (1995) TV episode …. Sarah – The Concert (1994) TV episode …. Sarah – The Birthday (1994) TV episode …. Sarah – Cheater, Cheater (1994) TV episode …. Sarah – Slumber Party (1994) TV episode …. Sarah (1 more)

16. “Party of Five” …. Abby (2 episodes, 1994) – Good Sports (1994) TV episode …. Abby – Homework (1994) TV episode …. Abby

17. “Frasier” …. Olsen (1 episode, 1994) – Give Him the Chair! (1994) TV episode …. Olsen

18. “Blossom” …. Wendy (4 episodes, 1993) – Blossom in Paris: Part 1 (1993) TV episode …. Wendy – Blossom in Paris: Part 2 (1993) TV episode …. Wendy – Blossom in Paris: Part 3 (1993) TV episode …. Wendy – Blossom in Paris: Part 4 (1993) TV episode …. Wendy

19. “Almost Home” …. Molly Morgan (13 episodes, 1993) … aka The Torkelsons: Almost Home – Bowling for Daddies (1993) TV episode …. Molly Morgan – Hot Ticket (1993) TV episode …. Molly Morgan – You Ought to Be in Pictures (1993) TV episode …. Molly Morgan – The Dance (1993) TV episode …. Molly Morgan – To Date or Not to Date? (1993) TV episode …. Molly Morgan (8 more)

20. “Parker Lewis Can’t Lose” …. Angie (1 episode, 1992) … aka Parker Lewis (USA: new title) – The Kiss (1992) TV episode …. Angie