
- Tom Morello has revealed the thinking behind the forthcoming Rage Against the Machine Reunion: The notoriously political band wants to get President Bush. “It occurred to all of us that the times were right to see if we can knock the Bush administration out in one fell swoop,” Morello reportedly said. “This is an administration that believes it’s beyond the laws of the land… One thing this president isn’t above is the laws of physics, and there is no action without reaction. And we’re part of that reaction.” One more reason for Bush to be shaking in his cowboy boots.
- Former glam rock star Gary Glitter might get out! The rocker has been imprisoned in Vietnam since March, charged with child molestation after he was accused of fooling around with underage girls. Glitter’s lawyer says he expects his client to receive amnesty from the government and be set free.
- Whitney Houston can’t get divorced from estranged husband Bobby Brown fast enough. The singer, who has been cleaning herself up and auctioning off her undergarments in quest of a new her, is asking the court to speed up her divorce proceedings.
- We tried to help Diddy out with this problem once before. The rapper, who is not allowed to use the name Diddy in the UK since it has already been claimed by a dance DJ called Dearlove, is apparently still trying to be Diddy overseas. Puffy/Diddy/P Diddy aka Sean Combs is again being accused of not complying with orders to remove the name Diddy from his various UK-oriented Web sites.
- Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler is the last individual on earth you’d ever foresee getting involved in a fight. But if Pete Wentz can go after security guards, so can Win, who is a big dude. Video of the incident, in which Butler attempts to set up an impromptu post-show sing-along in the foyer of the London venue in which the band had just played, appears here. Security got rough, but Butler persevered. [via NME]

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