CARLISLE COMES CLEAN

In Belinda Carlisle's memoir Lips Unsealed, the singer writes candidly about her addiction to food, alcohol and drugs.

Her 30-year drug addiction reached an apex in 2005 when the songstress envisioned her own death during a three- day drug- fueled binge in London: 

"I had gone to London for business, but spent three straight days locked in my hotel room, doing cocaine.

"I went on the biggest binge of my life, which is saying something considering I had used, boozed, and abused for 30 years.

"When I looked at my eyes in the mirror, I didn't see anyone looking back at me. The lights were out. I was gone. It scared me - yet I didn't stop until I had an extraordinarily frightening out-of-body experience, where I saw myself overdosing and being found dead in the hotel room.

"I saw the whole thing happen, and I knew that if I kept doing coke, I was going to die. At that moment I shut my eyes, and when I opened them again I made the decision I had put off for much too long. I opened myself up to life. I appreciated the good, faced the bad, and began to find the things I needed."