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Drunk Driver Thanks Sandra Bullock For Caring

She made the mistake of going for a spin while under the influence of alcohol on Friday night. And now, Lucille Gatchell is on her way to facing the consequences.

As previously reported by Gossip Girls, the 64-year-old alleged drunk driver from Gloucester, Massachusetts rammed into actress Sandra Bullock and Jesse James to kick off the weekend. 

Sandra Bullock Hit By Drunk Driver

Actress Sandra Bullock and her husband Jesse James were involved in a non-injury accident with a drunk driver on Friday night (April 18) while out in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

According to People magazine, “(Sandra and Jesse) were being driven home for the evening around 9:50 p.m. when a gray Subaru station wagon jumped lanes on East Main Street and smashed into their front end.”

Sandra Bullock Hits the Set with Ryan Reynolds

Paired up for what producer’s are hoping to be the next big on-screen duo, Sandra Bullock filmed scenes with Ryan Reynolds for their new move The Proposal.

Shooting in Boston, Massachusetts earlier this morning, The Proposal is a romantic comedy led by 27 Dresses director Anne Fletcher and written by Pete Chiarelli.

Sandra Bullock Not Worried About Money

One of the many perks of being a famous movie star is the lifestyle afforded by a hefty bank account.  But Sandra Bullock doesn’t look for dollar signs when she thinks about movie roles anymore.

The Crash actress was recently named among the top five female breadwinners by OK! Magazine, beaten out only by Oprah Winfrey.  This kind of success has enabled Bullock to ignore the paycheck possibilities and really go for roles that excite her. 

Sandra Bullock’s Stalker Faces Charges

Sandra Bullock has made progress is locking up the stalker who tried to run down her husband, TV motorcycle maker Jesse James, outside their Orange County home.

According to Access Hollywood, ”Marcia Diane Valentine, 46, of Huntington Beach, was charged with one felony count each of aggravated assault and stalking. She could face up to four years and eight months in prison if convicted.”