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4 December 2012 at 11 : 56 AM
Nickelodeon Star: Sorry I Let Fans Down!
Nickelodeon heartthrob Matthew Underwood was just released after nearly a month in the St. Lucie County slammer. Underwood, who played the soulful bad boy opposite Victoria Justice in Zoey 101, was behind bars for allegedly violating his probation on a drug and delinquency of a minor rap. And while he lost his freedom, Underwood also ...
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11 November 2012 at 17 : 36 PM
Zoey 101 Star’s Drug Test Dirtied by Secondhand Pot Smoke?
Ex-Nickelodeon teen heartthrob Matthew Underwood says there's a good reason why one of his probation-mandated drug tests came back positive, landing him in a St. Lucie County jail. Several patrons of Underwood's Port St. Lucie hookah lounge, Cloud 9, were caught smoking pot as of late. And even if Underwood, who starred alongside Victoria ...
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7 November 2012 at 13 : 49 PM
Zoey 101 Star Arrested in PSL — AGAIN!
It's no longer child's play for former Nickelodeon star Matthew Underwood! The former teen heartthrob was arrested yet again early this a.m. near his home in Port St. Lucie! And this time Underwood, 22, who played Logan Reese in the cable network's popular sitcom Zoey 101 for three seasons starting in 2005, could be looking at months behind ...
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30 April 2012 at 16 : 23 PM
Port St. Lucie Cops: We’re Not Targeting Matthew Underwood!
Port St. Lucie Police aren't targeting former Nickelodeon star Matthew Underwood in drug investigations because he is about the open a hookah bar in the city, police spokesman Tom Nichols said. But they investigated Victoria Justice's former co-star in the kiddie sitcom Zoey 101 after the PD received complaints of drug activity at Underwood's house ...
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29 April 2012 at 10 : 49 AM
Former Nick Star Matthew Underwood: “I Was Attacked by Ninjas!”
About 5 a.m. Friday, former Zoey 101 star Matthew Underwood says he was about to get out of bed in his tiny Port St. Lucie house when he heard what sounded like an explosion. The noise, he says, was that of a battering ram crashing into his front door, slamming it open. In seconds, a dozen men wearing black masks over their faces had invaded the ...
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