Fame might get you past the velvet rope, but it won't keep you out of a jail cell. In this episode of Celebrity Mugsh Shots, part three, we're peeling back the glitz and glam to reveal the real faces of trouble in Tinsel Town. From DUI disasters to full-blown meltdowns, these stars traded red carpets for mug shots. And let's just say the flash bulbs at the precinct aren't as forgiving. Number one, 50 Cent. Rapper Curtis Jackson, aka 50 Cent, was photographed at age 19 while serving time in New York State Department of Correctional Services in August 1994. Jackson had pleaded guilty to felony charges of selling heroin and crack cocaine. Number two, Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton was arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2010 on suspicion of felony cocaine possession after a container of the drug fell out of her handbag at the Win Las Vegas Hotel. She later pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges of drug possession and obstructing an officer. She was sentenced to one year of probation, 200 hours of community service, and agreed to complete an intensive substance abuse program. Number three, Khloe Kardashian. Reality TV star Kardashian turned herself into Los Angeles County Jail in California in 2008 for violating the terms of her probation for a 2007 DUI conviction. Kloe did not complete the alcohol education program or the community service that she promised to under her probation terms. Khloe was supposed to serve up to 30 days in jail, but was released just 30 hours later due to overcrowding. Number four, Snoop Dogg. Calvin Cordozar Bris Jr. aka Snoop Dogg turned himself in to face murder charges in the shooting death of Philip Wddermarian in the Palms district of Los Angeles, California in this 1993 booking photo. He was later acquitted of all charges. Number five, Taigga. Michael Ray Stevenson, aka rapper Taigga, was arrested in Las Vegas in 2012 due to an outstanding bench warrant. According to media reports, the warrant was due to four outstanding prior incidents, including driving without a license, registration violations, and other unlawful acts of financial responsibility. Taigga sparked tabloid controversy over his alleged romantic relationship with underage reality star Kylie Jenner. Number six, Chris Tucker. Christopher Tucker aka Chris Tucker was arrested in Georgia in April 2005 for reckless driving. Tucker was driving his Bentley at 109B SA when police attempted to pull him over. The pursuit lasted 10 m before he stopped. Tucker pleaded guilty to speeding and eluding police and paid a fine of $6,9990. Number seven, Terren Howard. Terren Howard was arrested in August 2000 for allegedly assaulting a Continental Airlines flight attendant. Howard was placed under arrest when the flight landed in Cleveland, Ohio. The misdemeanor charges were later dropped due to a lack of jurisdiction. Number eight, Tupac Shakur. Tupac Amaru Shakur, aka Tupac and Makavali, was arrested for sexually assaulting a 19-year-old woman he met at a New York nightclub along with three of his friends. He was sentenced to 4 and 1/2 years in prison, but received an early release after serving only 9 months in Clinton Correctional Facility. Shakur was later shot and killed in September 1996. His murder has never been officially solved. Number nine, Shia Labou. According to Lebu's essay, Error breeds sense. He has been incarcerated five times, starting with a shoplifting arrest at age 9 for taking Nike Cortez's from a store. In this mugsh shot, Shia Labou was arrested in Chicago, Illinois in 2007 for misdemeanor trespassing. He visited a Walgreens many times in one night in a drunken state and refused to leave after several requests by security. Charges were later dropped. That's a wrap on the chaos, at least for now. If this celebrity meltdown reel left you shocked, wait until you see where it all started. Check out part one and part two to witness even more iconic mug shot, unforgettable arrests, and fame gone completely off the rails. Hollywood never sleeps and neither do the booking cameras. And hey, if you're feeling generous, toss a tip our way. Bail money isn't cheap and neither is editing these disasters. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to see more criminals under the spotlight.