Heath Ledger may have been self-medicating his bipolar disorder when he died. A new biography about the actor titled Heath: A Family’s Tale reveals that his uncle Haydn is bipolar and that it could run in the family. Heath’s family and friends believe this explains his wild mood swings and the need for all those the prescription medication in the first place.
The book also reveals details about Heath’s relationships with Michelle Williams, Heather Graham and Naomi Watt and how his father started worrying about his sons mental heath over a year before his death.
On the heels of a 
Heath Ledger’s two-year-old daughter, Matilda, will inherit the entire fortune of the late Australian actor’s entire estate, estimated to be worth $16.6 million, according to a new 
It looks like Heath Ledger's fam has decided to do a truly charitable thing and look out for the most important person in Heath's life: his daughter, Matilda Rose.
Mary-Kate Olsen must have breathed a sigh of relief today when she learned that the federal investigation into Heath Ledger's death was closed, and that the DEA subpoena against her will not be enforced.
The Associated Press reports that prosecutors have called off the case "because they don't believe there's a viable target." According to a government official, the subpoena is no longer valid because it was contingent upon prosecutors pursuing the case; however, the case could be brought back if evidence of a crime surfaces.
As you may recall, Mary-Kate's masseuse, Diana Wolozin, was the one who discovered Heath's body in his New York City home on January 22, 2008. Wolozin phoned Mary-Kate before calling 911, which raised questions as to what involvement, if any, the 22-year-old actress had in Heath's death.
Do you think Mary-Kate had anything to do with Heath's death?
The official investigation of how Heath Ledger obtained two of the prescription painkillers found in his system at the time of his sudden death has been closed due to lack of evidence. It was previously reported 
We told you yesterday that The Dark Knight 
The Dark Knight shattered box office records for the midnight opening, earning an unprecedented $18,489,000 at the box office last night. Dan Fellman, President of Domestic Distribution at Warner Bros. Pictures made the announcement today, and added:
“We have been thrilled by the response to The Dark Knight, first from the critics and now from audiences. From our earliest screenings, the buzz on the film has been white hot and it hasn’t let up. Now that the opening weekend is here, we are very excited to finally share The Dark Knight with moviegoers nationwide.”
The 12:01 a.m. opening grosses beat the previous record of $16.9 million, which was held by Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith from May of 2005. Insiders have predicted that the film could make up to $150 million this weekend, and Heath Ledger has already gotten Oscar buzz for his role as the Joker.
We can't wait to see it!!!!
Do you think the film would have pulled in these kinds of numbers if Heath were alive today?
