George Michael
won't face charges over car crash

London police have determined that George Michael didn't flee the scene of a recent car accident, reports BBC News. While attempting to pull out of a parking space on a steep hill, Michael's car hit three other vehicles, but Michael dismissed as "rubbish" reports that he'd abandoned the scene without notifying owners. Speaking to TV interviewer Michael Parkinson about the Easter Sunday incident, Michael acknowledged that he is a "terrible driver," but added, "I did what I was supposed to do." Metropolitan Police released a statement noting, "The traffic file has now been looked at, and no further action will be taken."

The April automotive mishap followed Michael's February arrest for possession of cannabis after police found him slumped over behind the wheel of a parked car in Hyde Park. The singer recently announced a European tour that will kick off in Spain on September 27. (The Advocate)