Wow…this has less comedic value than the Liz writings from months ago…way to lower the bar Danny.

yeah this column is just pathetic

Why are Kate & pete news here? What kind of celebrity is he?

why doesn’t the RIAA just give it up? You cant stop people from downloading music…why are they trying to fight it? Its like trying to stop the snowball from rolling downhill..just let it go

poor keith. now he really will have to snort his father since everyone thought it was so damn cool.

50 cent has officially lost all street cred. Unless on the show tonight he kills one of the models, cremates her, and snorts her ashes.

today’s stupid list:
-Pete Doherty letting a video camera get anywhere near him
-RIAA. When they can’t even sue the right people, how do they expect to stop all this file sharing?

The retraction of the Keith snorting his Dad’s remains story was issued by the Stone publicists. It is damage control. He totally did that.

Attention Keith’s publicists: Go away! You’re ruining a great story!

The bar was on the ground from the start. He’d have to bury it to get it any lower.

I’d like to offer a little PSA, and this really goes to anyone doing any on-line writing; when you use the phrase “after the jump” you sound like a TREEEEMENDOUS Douche-nozzle. Especially when the “jump”, whatever the hell that is supposed to be, is actually just two lines of white space between the close of your article and the info.

About Keith richards: pure marketing garbage, this old man only drinks water and eat healthy food.He wants to show a fake rebel image who doesn’t believe anybody no more.

oh, i forgot to mention i’m downloading the NIN new album right now.

For NIN fans: http://www.frcphotos.com

please save keith and his dad’s memory.

nipples rock.

Screw the RIAA.

Launch Radio Networks reports: The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which has become notorious for suing anyone from high school students to retirees for downloading music from the web, has gone after web sites such as Idolator that have posted leaked songs from the upcoming NINE INCH NAILS album, “Year Zero”. The problem, however, is that the tracks were leaked intentionally. Several songs from the album were left on computer hard drives at venues on the band’s current European tour, with fans finding and posting them on the web for others to download and swap. According to Billboard.com, the RIAA sent cease-and-desist emails to web sites that posted the tracks, leading one industry source to say, “These f***ing idiots are going after a campaign that the label signed off on.”

While a number of songs have been intentionally released, the entire NINE INCH NAILS album has not leaked online yet. The CD arrives on April 17.

In addition to the leaked tracks, the marketing campaign for “Year Zero” has featured cryptic messages on T-shirts and a maze of linked web sites that expand upon the album’s storyline of a future U.S. on the brink of apocalypse.

The same source told Billboard that NINE INCH NAILS frontman Trent Reznor views the campaign as a “new entertainment form.” The source added that the campaign will continue for the next 18 months.

“Year Zero” is reportedly the first of two concept albums, the second of which Reznor hopes to finish next year.

NINE INCH NAILS finishes its European tour on April 10 in Finland and has just announced another round of shows on that continent beginning in August. A trip to Australia and Japan is planned for May. North American dates have not been announced yet.

yea keith…noones believes youre little excuse. why exactly arent you dead yet? because it definately looks like youre TRYING to kill yourself.

yea keith…noones believes youre little excuse. why exactly arent you dead yet? because it definately looks like youre TRYING to kill yourself.