Hollywood drug scene: How celebrities get their fix

A look at the drug scene in Hollywood has revealed how celebrities get their fix.

Sources have revealed that anyone from club promoters, to drivers, to doormen, to VIP concierges can be "appropriately connected" with the "right people", and LA has no shortage of suppliers.

"All it takes is one phone call," Fox News quoted a prominent L.A party boy as saying.

"The celebrities are rarely the designated drivers, and they like to have fun inside the clubs. So you know there's definitely some 'partying' going on," he revealed.

Insiders say that some club owners even "pay" celebs with coke to entice them into their venue, and other celebrities have their "friends" and assistants make the necessary arrangements.

And there are times when celebs get a freebie or at least a good discount from a seller who, in exchange, wants to hang out with the "in" crowd.

The Los Angeles police department said that they are taking great measures to deal with the local drug scene, but said they do not specifically target celebrities as suspects for illegal activity.

A representative from the Drug Enforcement Administration in Los Angeles said that often small, celebrity-based drug busts can lead to progress in combating the drug epidemic on a larger scale.

While the US department of health and human services and the National Institute of Health do not track drug use by occupation (like model, actress or musician), many closely connected to the entertainment arena say recreational drug use is on a dangerous rise.