
- Recently Courtney Love revealed her New Year’s resolutions — all 749 of them. Among the purging of hopes and dreams for 2007, Courtney listed “makwe sure Billy feels i have his bac k too and not allow him to go off the rails even if it eans confrontation- because thats what friends do” right between “tour tour tour” and “cultivate real and deep relationships with others.” Rumor has it that the former couple is doing more than supporting each other as friends, and have actually begun dating again. We actually think this is kinda sweet.
- Snoop Youth Football League Foundation is apparently being sued by the TV production company Natural Resources Media & Technology Group for promising them the rights to his reality show about his life as a youth football coach, then selling the show to Fox. We think this show has real promise and belongs at a network that doesn’t also host The O’Reilly Factor and When Animals Attack, but so be it.
- Look Killers, when a Wu Tang Clan member asks to collaborate with you (and is named Ghostface Killah) you do it. The rapper has reportedly had his feelings hurt by the Killers’ rejection of his genre-bending overtures. “I wanted to do a song with them,” he reportedly said. “I’m Ghostface Killah and they’re the Killers. We were going to do a mash-up with my vocals over their music, and it was going to be the Killers meet the Killah. But they didn’t want to do it. I was disappointed.” You’re too good for them, Killah.
- Lars Ulrich has explained why it’s taking Metallica two years to write and record their new record. It’s the PTA meetings. “The days of 16-hour studio days and six days a week, that’s not really happening,” he reportedly said. “We sort of come down here at, you know, nine in the morning and then we sit and work ’til we have to go pick the kids up, or ’til somebody has to go to the dentist or something, you know.”
- We knew those Abba people had a dark side. Abba’s Bjorn Ulvaeus has reportedly been accused of tax evasion. According to Swedish Tax Authority official Victor Palm (a very serious dude) some of the musician’s income may have been stored in those ever-shady-sounding offshore accounts.

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