When Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. emerged from last summer's disappearance—he had, his family said, been seeking treatment for bipolar disorder at the Mayo Clinic—his chief of staff told reporters that he was "convalescing with his wife and children at home in Washington." But last week, he was seen convalescing in a D.C. bar with two different women on two consecutive nights.

After weathering husband Michael Douglas' battle with cancer, Catherine Zeta-Jones has checked into a mental hospital to treat her bipolar disorder. Says her publicist:

A study of bipolar disorder (sometimes called manic depression) in 11 countries showed that the highest percentage of bipolar people (4.4% of the population) are here in the U.S. of A. We don't know whether to be excited or sad.

Blithe spirit Courtney Love thinks/hopes she has found a great place in a neighborhood called the West Village, Curbed notes—she spilled that on her Crazy MySpace!