911 Calls

During her run as a judge on American Idol, Paula Abdul would often shed tears of happiness over a contestant's audition.

But the singer unleashed a cry of a different kind on Valentine's Day this year, as a recording of her 911 call has hit the Internet. In it, Abdul is in hysterics because her (unidentified) boyfriend won't let her out of the car.

Driving along the highway, near Santa Barbara, Abdul sobs to the operator: "I wanna go, and he won't let me!"

Paula Abdul 911 Call

After warning her man that she's on the phone with "emergency," Paula then tells the operator that, it's okay, he has agreed to drop her off. Hours later, police officers arrived at Abdul's home and were assured that everything was fine.

Said a spokesperson for Abdul to TMZ: "Arguments with loved ones are often times heated. After the call was made everything was worked out."

On the 911 call made the night Frankie Muniz and his girlfriend got into a huge fight, he didn't want to make a big deal of it because, you know, he's famous.

Of course, the fact that he's a celebrity and calling 911 all but assures it will become a huge deal, justifiably or not. Hence the newly-released 911 call below.

In the midst of his insane fight with Elycia Turnbow, Muniz can be heard telling the dispatcher, "I don't want to make a big deal because I am a celebrity."

Frankie Muniz 911 Call

She claims that Frankie punched her and held a gun to his own head, while he said his girlfriend was "trashing the house" and "she's hitting me in the face."

When the dispatcher asks for his name, he tells the woman, "I don't want to make a big deal because I am a celebrity. I don't want it to be a big deal."

After she accuses him of hitting her, Frankie yells that she struck him. He did give his name, no arrests were made and it's all good between them now.

The whole world knows what happened to Charlie Sheen throughout the night of January 26 and early morning of January 27. In six words: Porn. Star. And. Cocaine. Fueled. Party.

But with the newly-released 911 call placed on the actor's behalf by Dr. Paul Nassif, we now have a clearer idea of how Sheen felt when his 36 hours of boozing and snorting were finally complete.

The answer? Not well. Listen to the following recording, as Nassif - husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Adrienne Maloof, who received a call from a random woman around 6 a.m. last Thursday morning regarding Sheen's condition - describes the actor as "very, very intoxicated."

Charlie Sheen 911 Call (2011)

“You are going to prison for being abusive.” - Amber Portwood to Gary Shirley

Some say the star of MTV’s Teen Mom may be in danger because of her erratic behavior. A just-released 911 call from August certainly makes that case.

Anderson, Ind., police arrived after Amber Portwood and Gary Shirley argued themselves into an all-out melee. To say it got ugly is putting it mildly.

A familiar sight in the Portwood-Shirley household.

"My ex just threw all of my stuff everywhere and cussed me out and ran up on me like ... I can't breathe right now," a hysterical Amber told the cops.

Cops are investigating the mother-of-one after MTV aired an episode in which Amber repeatedly punched and slapped Gary in an expletive-filled rant.

Listen to the full Amber Portwood 911 call after the jump ...

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Less than 48 hours after the tragic Fantasia overdose, in which the former American Idol winner was rushed to a North Carolina hospital Monday night, the 911 call a friend placed to authorities has been released.

During the panicked conversation, an unidentified acquaintance says Fantasia is "slowly losing consciousness" after ingesting a bottle of aspirin.

The caller adds that Barrino has been placed in the shower to keep her awake and is breathing on her own. Listen for yourself:

Fantasia 911 Call

A report from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department classified the incident as a "suicide attempt."

Yesterday, Fantasia's rep released a statement, saying Barrino "was totally overwhelmed with the lawsuit" brought on this week by Paula Cole and is "heartbroken and sorry for any pain she may have caused."

Sources now say Barrino is home and resting safely. We wish her a speedy recovery.