Monday, September 28, 2009

Rock News


Korn releases the first of four free, exclusive digital EPs on Monday (September 28th), with the EP available exclusively to Premium Members of Korn.com. The release contains an instrumental demo called "Korn 11" from the band's upcoming album, an early demo from singer Jonathan Davis called "Starting Over," and a live, extended version of the group's cover of Pink Floyd's "Another Brick In The Wall," recorded live this past July at a Norwegian festival.

Korn is currently working on its ninth studio album, which is due out sometime in early 2010. Although only three members of the original lineup -- Davis, guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer and bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu -- remain, Davis said that the essence of Korn is intact: ["I'll lay it down to you right now: all the writing was done by Fieldy and Munky. David (Silveria, ex-drummer) was there to write beats, but he wasn't really there. Head (ex-guitarist Brian Welch) wasn't really there for any of it, because he was so jacked up on drugs and worrying about other things. So the core of Korn is there. And adding Ray (Luzier) as the drummer -- he loves playing drums and he plays just like David did. We're excited that we found someone that fits that mold. So I think we got the three that's the core of what Korn is."]


Killers frontman Brandon Flowers recently told Rolling Stone magazine that he does not like the idea of musicians pursuing careers as actors, or vice versa. The always outspoken singer said, "I get annoyed with people that leapfrog around like that. It's like taking advantage of a situation that you've been given. If I were an actor I'd be pissed if I saw a musician trying to act. And, if you're an actor, you have no business making an album, no matter how good you sound when you sing in the shower."


Buckcherry began its 11-week tour opening for Kiss over the weekend with two shows at Detroit's Cobo Arena, where Kiss recorded its breakthrough Alive! album. Buckcherry performed a nearly 50-minute set each night, kicking out hits such as "Lit Up," "Sorry" and a version of "Crazy Bitch" that broke into bits of Billy Squier's "The Stroke" and the Ohio Players' "Fire." The quintet also played its version of Deep Purple's "Highway Star," which it recorded for TNT's NASCAR broadcasts and included on a new deluxe version of its latest album, Black Butterfly.

At both shows frontman Josh Todd gave props to Kiss, telling the crowd that Buckcherry had opened for the theatrical rockers in 1999, before the release of his group's first album.

Do You Think You Have It Bad?


JUDGE ORDERS LAWYER TO DRESS WELL: A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York dismissed a complaint by a lawyer that he had the right to wear jeans and a baseball cap in the courtroom. The lawyer showed up to court in the outfit and was told by the judge that he was dressed inappropriately. The man decided to sue the judge and county clerk claiming that his right to wear the clothes were protected under the first and fourteenth amendments. However, it is within the law that a judge can set reasonable limits on litigants' behavior to enforce courtroom civility. (Reuters)

PILOT STALKED EX-GIRLFRIEND WITH PLANE: California Police arrested a man they claim was stalking his ex-girlfriend by flying his plane at a low altitude over her house. The man was arrested after an evening where neighbors called police to complain about a low flying plane making several passes over the area. He was arrested shortly after landing the aircraft. The police say they have been investigating a low flying plane in the area for over a year. The man is facing charges of felony stalking and violating a restraining order. (AP)


"DEAD" BABY WAKES UP AT FUNERAL WAKE: A baby that was born sixteen weeks prematurely and pronounced dead by doctors in Paraguay, woke up before its funeral wake. Doctors originally said the baby had been stillborn, but when the parents left the hospital with the baby it began to cry and move its limbs. The hospital is investigating the matter and the baby is now in stable condition in an incubator. (Reuters)

8:45am



Waking up the one Jewish guy we know!

We called "Adam the Sales Guy" to see if he would pick up the phone on Yum Kippur! Not only did he answer his phone but had already ate, two things you don't do on Yum Kippur!


Celebrity Trash


THIS WEEKEND'S TOP TEN MOVIES -- SEPTEMBER 25-27

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, $24.6 million
Surrogates, $15 million
Fame, $10 million
The Informant!, $6.9 million
Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself, $4.8 million
Pandorum, $4.4 million
Love Happens, $4.3 million
Jennifer's Body, $3.5 million
9, $2.8 million
Inglourious Basterds, $2.7 million


'BIG RUSS' DIES: The father of the late Tim Russert died last Thursday (September 24th) at the age of 85 of natural causes. The elder Russert, known as "Big Russ," was made famous by his son's best-selling 2004 book, Big Russ & Me, about the lessons the journalist learned from his father.


Conan O'Brien is expected to return to work today (Monday, September 28th) after hitting his head on Friday (September 25th) during a Tonight Show stunt. The Associated Press reports that he's resting comfortably at home. O'Brien fell during a skit being taped for for Friday's episode and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. A source tells E! News that the talk show host was running down a flight of stairs when he slipped and banged his head, reportedly resulting in a concussion. O'Brien said, "Last thing I remember I was enjoying the play with Mrs. Lincoln, and the next thing I knew I was in bed being served cookies and juice." Actress Teri Hatcher, who was on the set as a guest that day, said, "We did this bit and at the very end, when we ran in to cross the finish line, he slipped as he was crossing the finish line and hit his head. He didn't get off the floor right away, but then he [seemed] like he recovered and [pulled] it together, and they did an instant replay, and you could really see his head hit the floor." She added, "He did go to the hospital and he does have a concussion."




Redmond O'Neal was released from a California jail on Thursday (September 24th) and transferred to an in-patient drug rehab facility. Judge Jane Godfrey of Los Angeles Superior Court, who sent O'Neal to the treatment center, said the 24-year-old is "doing extremely well."

His attorney told People magazine, "Redmond has embraced recovery. All of his reports are extremely positive. He has taken huge steps towards his new life. This has been a very challenging time for Redmond. He lost his mother while in recovery. He loved his mother dearly and that was extremely hard on him. It would be challenging for anybody, much less a 24-year-old coming to grips with his addiction and recovery."

8:15am


Tipping!

The guys talked about tipping and when it's the right time!

Do Tip
Waiters
Bartenders
Pizza Guys
Cable Guys


Don't Tip
Landscapers
Gas attendants
Dry Cleaners
Tip Jars when the person does nothing

8am Headlines


Iran state television says the Revolutionary Guard has fired one of the longest-range missiles in its arsenal in a third round of tests meant to demonstrate the country's preparedness for an attack.

English-language Press TV said the Guard successfully tested the Shahab-3 missile, which is capable of carrying a warhead. It has a range of up to 1,200 miles, capable of striking Israel and U.S. Mideast bases and parts of Europe.



A prostitution raid in Atlantic City leads to 27 arrests.

More than 30 local police officers, FBI agents and U.S. Marshals helped Pleasantville police conduct the raid last night and early this morning, in Atlantic City casino hotels and lounges.

Of those arrested, addresses ranged from as far away as California, Texas and Florida.

One was arrested from a call service advertised in a local media print.


In letters written to her mother, the woman charged in the 2002 kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart has sought forgiveness for any pain she has caused and says she expects to spend the rest of her life in prison.
She was arrested March 12, 2003, walking the streets of a Salt Lake City suburb with Mitchell and Smart. That was nine months after Mitchell allegedly cut through a window screen at the Smarts' Salt Lake City home and whisked away the then-14-year-old Smart at knifepoint.


A union official says the regional airline involved in an air crash earlier this year in upstate New York that killed 50 people has been pushing pilots to fly even if they say they are too sick or too tired.

John Prather, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, told a congressional committee Wednesday that airlines are continuing practices that jeopardize safety despite promises to reform.

7:45am


Gay Weekend in Atlantic City!


It was "Gay" weekend in Atlantic City and the guys missed it!



Rock News



Foo Fighters recently unveiled the track listing for their upcoming collection, Greatest Hits, with the 16-song package set to contain two new songs, "Word Forward" and "Wheels." But if you think that the inclusion of new material means a whole new album is on the way, drummer Taylor Hawkins says not to hold your breath: ["It's a twinkle in Dave's (Grohl, frontman) eye right now, you know. Who knows what it's gonna be or when it's gonna be. It could be two years from now, I don't know. It depends how long we decide to go off and do side projects and stuff like that. We will get to it, you know. I know we will 'cause I know Dave has songs. We'll get to it when Dave's good and ready. I don't want to do it until Dave's good and ready, you know."]


Alice In Chains recently recruited pop legend Elton John to contribute piano to the title track of the band's about-to-be-released new album, Black Gives Way To Blue. Not only was Elton a favorite of guitarist Jerry Cantrell, but he was the first artist that late Alice In Chains singer Layne Staley ever saw in concert. Cantrell told us about the experience: ["It was just really cool to hang with him and to, you know, have somebody that means so much to your musical journey to be a part of your creation, you know what I mean? And one of those real meaningful things that you could never really expect to happen, and we're just kind of still blown away that it did."]


A singer-songwriter says that there are "striking similarities" between his music video and one created by Coldplay. According to the Guardian, musician Dan Gallagher noted an "awful lot of similarities" between the clip for his song "Something Else" and Coldplay's video for their tune "Strawberry Swing" -- specifically, that both clips show people interacting with animated chalkboards. Gallagher said, "I think it's unfair that 'Strawberry Swing' will probably be nominated for numerous awards and is being universally acclaimed as groundbreaking, when ('Something Else' director] Owen Trevor had virtually the same idea at least a year before."

7am Headlines


Iran state television says the Revolutionary Guard has fired one of the longest-range missiles in its arsenal in a third round of tests meant to demonstrate the country's preparedness for an attack.

English-language Press TV said the Guard successfully tested the Shahab-3 missile, which is capable of carrying a warhead. It has a range of up to 1,200 miles, capable of striking Israel and U.S. Mideast bases and parts of Europe.


A prostitution raid in Atlantic City leads to 27 arrests.

More than 30 local police officers, FBI agents and U.S. Marshals helped Pleasantville police conduct the raid last night and early this morning, in Atlantic City casino hotels and lounges.

Of those arrested, addresses ranged from as far away as California, Texas and Florida.

One was arrested from a call service advertised in a local media print.


Director Roman Polanski was arrested by Swiss police for possible extradition to the United States for having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl,

Polanski, a French citizen, was flying in to receive an honorary award at the Zurich Film Festival when he was apprehended Saturday at the airport,
Polanski has been living in France since he fled the U.S. in 1978, a year after pleading guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with the underage girl.




Authorities say friends of an ill man dumped the 54-year-old from a car and planned to meet him at a hospital, but the man died on the side of a Seminole County road.

friends of Mark Kelly DePinto called emergency responders on Saturday and asked for directions to the closest fire station. Authorities say the caller was trying to get help for DePinto, who was suffering from cardiac arrest.

A dispatcher told the caller to start CPR until emergency personnel arrived. But a spokesman said the car drove away when crews got to the scene. DePinto was dead, his body left on the side of the road.

6:45am

Today is Yom Kippur! What Up Jewish Peeps!

The guys talked about how little they know about Religion!

Celebrity Trash


THIS WEEKEND'S TOP TEN MOVIES -- SEPTEMBER 25-27

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, $24.6 million
Surrogates, $15 million
Fame, $10 million
The Informant!, $6.9 million
Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself, $4.8 million
Pandorum, $4.4 million
Love Happens, $4.3 million
Jennifer's Body, $3.5 million
9, $2.8 million
Inglourious Basterds, $2.7 million


The Celebrity Rehab alum was taken into custody Saturday (September 26th) afternoon in California on suspicion of driving under the influence. According to the Associated Press, police say the 48-year-old former actress/reality star allegedly, "made contact with officers after operating a vehicle while under the influence."






The ratings for Jon & Kate Plus 8 are continuing to slide in the wake of the couple's divorce announcement. RadarOnline.com reports that last Monday's (September 21st) episode hit an all-time low, attracting just 1.714 million viewers. 10.6 people tuned in to watch the couple announce their split back in June and that number has consistently slid since as each parent films separately with their eight children.


Vincent D'Onofrio is reportedly close to leaving Law & Order: Criminal Intent. Sources close to the production told the Associated Press that the original cast member is poised to leave as a series regular early in the ninth season on USA Network next spring. The insiders also revealed that Jeff Goldblum, who joined the series last season, may remain as lead detective and could be joined by Saffron Burrows, replacing Julianne Nicholson. Deals with Goldblum and Burrows have yet to be signed.


Neve Campbell has signed on to reprise her role as Sidney Prescott in the upcoming Scream IV. RadarOnline.com reports that the fourth installment of the franchise is set to begin filming in spring of 2010 and will supposedly be the first in a new trilogy. David Arquette and wife Courteney Cox, who met on the original film, are also reported to have signed on.

6:15am


JoJo's Wedding is Near!

JoJo has been to a bunch of weddings this past summer and some of the people in attendance have been trainwrecks! But really it's just been test runs for his own wedding which is in a couple of weeks! His fiance is going crazy with wedding plans and now Scotty has threw a wrench in the mix because his wife might not be able to attend the wedding!

Good Morning! Monday September 28th 2009


Iran state television says the Revolutionary Guard has fired one of the longest-range missiles in its arsenal in a third round of tests meant to demonstrate the country's preparedness for an attack.

English-language Press TV said the Guard successfully tested the Shahab-3 missile, which is capable of carrying a warhead. It has a range of up to 1,200 miles, capable of striking Israel and U.S. Mideast bases and parts of Europe.


-A North Jersey man is after falling from an escalator at The Pier at Caesar's.

Authorities are still investigating the circumstances of the fall, which happened just after midnight.

This is the 2nd such death in the past year to take place at the pier.

The first took place August 9th of 2008 when frank Gilbert Jr. of Galloway Township, sitting on a moving handrail, fell backwards 40 feet to his death.



6am

The FBI has released long-secret security tapes showing the chaos immediately after the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building.

The soundless recordings show people rushing from nearby buildings after the fertilizer bomb went off. They don't show the actual explosion outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.
The blast on April 19, 1995, killed 168 people and injured hundreds. It was the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.


Officials at a German zoo say that a male brown bear attacked and killed a female bear in front of horrified onlookers.

zoo officials are still trying to determine why the male, a Syrian brown bear named Balou, attacked the female

Klara arrived at the zoo two years ago and Balou about half a year later.

They were kept apart at first but were later brought together.

Friday, September 25, 2009

Rock News


Flyleaf will begin a series of VIP listening parties for their new album, Memento Mori, on Monday (September 28th) in Seattle, according to Blabbermouth.net. The parties will feature a selection of songs and music videos from the group's sophomore effort, as well as special appearances by singer Lacey Mosley, along with guitarist Sameer Bhattacharya or axeman Jared Hartmann. Flyleaf fans were able to request that their city get included on the schedule through an online service called Demand It.

Sameer told us at last spring's Rock On The Range festival that he still feels like a fan when he gets to meet his favorite artists: ["I mean, more than half the bands today, you get that feeling. All these bands have been around and have really amazing records, you know, and it's stuff that I've been listening to for a really long time. So, you know, like, I walk around and there's Jim Root (guitarist, Slipknot, Stone Sour) sitting, you know, and we've done a few tours with Stone Sour so I know Jim Root. But even then, you know, like, I still flip out. And I saw Munky (guitarist, Korn) and it's still surreal."]


Chickenfoot's debut album will be released as a deluxe set next month. Right now it's only scheduled for a U.K. release on October 26th. There's no U.S. date yet. Blabbermouth.net reports that the two-disc set will feature a bonus DVD disc with exclusive live footage, behind-the-scenes interviews and both of the band's official music videos for "Oh Yeah" and "Soap On A Rope."

Chickenfoot's self-titled debut is now gold in the U.S. for sales of more than 500,000 copies, but drummer Chad Smith admitted that he's not quite sure who the band's audience is: ["We played this festival in Belgium, in Europe, and it was like Lamb Of God, Disturbed, Trivium, Manson -- all these like angry rock bands. And they're so white and so like angry and soulless and we're out there like (sings) 'sexy little thing...' (laughs) I was like, we're not that, but we're not like My Chemical Romance or whatever, you know, we're not that either. We're just doing what we're doing


More details have emerged about the previously announced "Trinity of Terrors" event that Slipknot will headline in Las Vegas on Halloween (October 21st). The band's performance will take place in the middle of the three-day horror-themed event, which is being presented by long-running horror magazine Fangoria. The event will run from October 30th to November 1st at the Palms Casino Resort and feature celebrity appearances, signings, screenings, vendors, exhibitors, panel discussions, special effects make-up applications, video gaming, tattooing, parties and more, capped by Slipknot's concert on the 31st. Other guests scheduled to appear include actors Malcolm McDowell and Jeffrey Combs, plus filmmakers John Waters, George A. Romero, Roger Corman and others.

Do You Think You Have It Bad?


ARKANSAS WOMAN GETS PREGNANT...WHILE ALREADY PREGNANT: Doctors say a woman in Arkansas is pregnant with two children, conceived several weeks apart. The second child is said to have been conceived approximately two weeks later than the first. While it is an extremely rare occurance, known as superfetation, the woman's doctor said that it is nearly impossible to know if it happens more often. While the second child will be born prematurely, the two week difference is not expected to cause any medical issues. (Mom Logic)

GARBAGE MEN BEING TRAINED TO HELP FIGHT CRIME: The Volusia County Sheriffs Office is training garbage men to be on the lookout for crime. The initiative, known as BOLO (Businesses on the Lookout) will teach workers to spot signs of wrongdoing and prevent crimes, such as residential burglaries, illegal animals, and illegal hazardous waste disposal. They will also be trained to spot signs of suspicious people, like "tattoos and scars". (Click Orlando)

DRUNK DRIVER CRASHES INTO POLICE DEPUTY HOUSE WHILE TEXTING: A Florida man who was driving with a blood-alcohol level of 0.14, double the legal limit, was doubly impaired, as he was also text messaging when he crashed through a fence and into the house of a police deputy. The deputy said he heard a loud noise and then saw that the man had crashed his minivan into the bedroom. (Sun-Sentinel)

8:45am

GoodMan Fisk in Studio!


Celebrity Trash


Mackenzie Phillips is returning to the Oprah Winfrey Show on Friday (September 25th), where she and half-sister Chynna Phillips will address the incest revelations that made headlines earlier this week. On Thursday's show Winfrey said, "You heard the bombshell from child star Mackenzie Phillips. Now she's back for the reaction, and her half-sister Chynna is speaking out." It's unclear if they will be live in studio.

Phillips revealed that she had a decade-long sexual relationship with her father, John Phillips, of the Mamas and the Papas. She said, "It started very early on in my life. And this was the mother of all difficult experiences. I was 17, 18. I wasn't a small child, but I'll tell you something, it was one of those things where you tell yourself, 'Don't look.' ... I felt so alone. And I think my father was not a bad man. It's kind of a testimony to what drugs and alcohol [do]."

Chynna has said that she does not doubt her sister's story but Mackenzie's stepmother, Genevieve Waite Phillips, denies the claims. She said in a statement, "John was a good man who had the disease of alcoholism and drug addiction. He was incapable, no matter how drunk or drugged he was, of having such a relationship with his own child."



Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom are getting married on Sunday (September 27th). The reason behind the couple of one month's rushed nuptials has been a source of speculation and sources tell People magazine it has to do with Khloe's E! reality show, Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

An insider told People that Khloe is taking a page from the book of Kendra Wilkinson, whose recent E! wedding earned her reality show its highest ratings. The source said, "It creates a lot of buzz that the wedding is being planned and happening within such a short period of time. It's going to make for huge ratings, and Khloe and Lamar are sure about everything, so they all figured, 'Why not?!' "



Opening today (September 25th) is the modern update of Fame, starring Kelsey Grammar, Megan Mullally, Charles S. Dutton and Naturi Naughton. Fame follows a group of students attending the New York School of Performing Arts from audition through graduation as they discover their talents and define themselves.


Opening today (September 25th) is the new Bruce Willis action thriller Surrogates, also starring Radha Mitchell and Rosamund Pike. Surrogates follows FBI agents, played by Willis and Mitchell, as they investigate the murder of a college student linked to the man who helped create a high-tech surrogate phenomenon that allows people to purchase robotic versions of themselves.


Opening today (September 25th) is the sci-fi horror movie, Pandorum, starring Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster and Cam Gigandet. Pandorum follows two crew members after they awake from hyper sleep in a seemingly abandoned spacecraft. But the crew quickly realize they are not alone on the ship and they find their own survival is more important than they could ever have imagined.

8:15am

Yeah Yeah Yeah Tickets!


Could be Yours!


8am Headlines


The superintendent of a New Jersey school where students were videotaped being taught to sing the praises of President Obama issued a statement Thursday saying the taping was unauthorized, but failed to address whether the the lesson -- taught durnig Black History Month -- was approved.
A YouTube video shows nearly 20 young children being led in a song overflowing with campaign slogans and praise for "Barack Hussein Obama," repeatedly chanting the president's name and celebrating his accomplishments, including his "great plans" to "make this country's economy No. 1 again."


Starting Thursday night, North Wildwood could very well be mistaken for the Emerald Isle itself, as the town kicks off it annual Irish Festival.

"...Its the biggest event that we have," said North Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey, referring to the towns huge four day festival, which is expected to draw over 200,000 people this year,
Over 100 merchandise vendors and 16 food vendors will be set up on Olde New Jersey Av., on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 8:00 am until 7:00 pm. A number of music acts will also be performing.


A toddler girl died after a TV landed on her inside her Arizona home
Phoenix officers said the 3-year-old girl pulled a 27-inch television down from an entertainment unit.
It crashed onto the child, killing her. Her 17-year-old parents were performing CPR on her when police arrived.

Five bikini-clad baristas in Everett, Wash., face prostitution charges after police said that they served up more than just hot coffee at an espresso stand
The five women, employed by Everett's 'Grab-N-Go' espresso stand, have been charged with prostitution and violating the city's Adult Entertainment ordinance, Se
Police reportedly conducted a two month investigation into the bikini-clad baristas' behavior after multiple customers complained. During the probe, police found inappropriate and lewd behavior
"For extra money these women would expose their entire body. If they were wearing a bikini they would either take it off or at least lower it. There were some allegations... Complaints from our citizens that they were performing whip cream shows between two women,"

7:45am

Butch Bradley coming to Ocean City NJ!

A great local comedian "Butch Bradley" will be coming back home!




Date From October 11, 2009 7:00 PM
Until October 11, 2009 8:45 PM

Location The Music Pier
9th Street & Boardwalk
Ocean City, NJ 08226


Price $20.00

Website http://www.butchbradley.com

Rock News


Three Days Grace launched a small radio-sponsored tour of U.S. cities on Thursday (September 24th) in Baltimore, according to Tunelab Music. The intimate gigs will showcase tunes from the band's newly released album, Life Starts Now, with tickets available only through the radio stations. The lead single from the CD, called "Break," is already Number Six on the rock radio chart. Frontman Adam Gontier told us that the title sums up the track: ["I mean the song's just, it is fairly self-explanatory. It's about, you know, trying to just break away from everything and get a break. In a way it's just about getting away. I mean, there's not much more to it than that


It's looking like Pearl Jam could score its first Number One album in 13 years. According to Billboard.com, industry insiders say the group's new effort, Backspacer, could sell between 175,000 to 200,000 copies by the end of the week -- putting it ahead of the competition on the next Billboard Top 200 album chart. The set, which went on sale Sunday (September 20th) marks Pearl Jam's first without a major label. It's being sold exclusively at Target, iTunes, Pearl Jam's website and independent stores.


Papa Roach and Jet will team up for a co-headlining U.S. tour this fall and winter, beginning in late October and extending through the end of November. A total of four bands will be on the bill, with tickets being kept under 40 dollars. The other acts, as well as the complete list of dates and venues, will be announced soon, although tickets for a Denver show on October 26th and a St. Paul, Minnesota gig on November 5th will go on sale this Friday and Saturday (September 25th and 26th).

7:15am



Switch is Hyper!


Switch our producer is super hyper all the time! He walks around constantly just air-drumming! His band "RedHouse" will be playing Chickies and Pete's in Egg Harbor Township tonight at 9pm....Please go out and see Switch and please don't give him caffeine!

www.myspace.com/redhousejams

7am Headlines

The superintendent of a New Jersey school where students were videotaped being taught to sing the praises of President Obama issued a statement Thursday saying the taping was unauthorized, but failed to address whether the the lesson -- taught durnig Black History Month -- was approved.
A YouTube video shows nearly 20 young children being led in a song overflowing with campaign slogans and praise for "Barack Hussein Obama," repeatedly chanting the president's name and celebrating his accomplishments, including his "great plans" to "make this country's economy No. 1 again."


Starting Thursday night, North Wildwood could very well be mistaken for the Emerald Isle itself, as the town kicks off it annual Irish Festival.

"...Its the biggest event that we have," said North Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey, referring to the towns huge four day festival, which is expected to draw over 200,000 people this year,
Over 100 merchandise vendors and 16 food vendors will be set up on Olde New Jersey Av., on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 8:00 am until 7:00 pm. A number of music acts will also be performing.


A man and a woman accused of training the woman's 12 year old daughter to be a sexual dominatrix have each pleaded guilty to one count of sex trafficking of a child at a federal court hearing.
Todd Barkau, of New York, and the girl's 45-year-old mother pleaded not guilty last year to seven counts accusing them of prostituting the woman's daughter from January 2002 until February 2005.

Actor Randy Quaid and his wife have been released from a West Texas jail after their arrest for allegedly skipping out on a $10,000 California hotel bill.
Quaid and his wife, Evi, each posted $20,000 bail late Thursday after spending several hours in jail

6:45am

More Jesse Jane!

Celebrity Trash


Despite low ratings, the CW has ordered more episodes of its freshman series Melrose Place. The Hollywood Reporter said that executives are holding out that viewers will still discover the program, especially as Heather Locklear is making an appearance come November. The CW has also given a full season order to One Tree Hill and has ordered additional episodes of The Vampire Diaries.


Universal pictures is developing a live-action film featuring the iconic doll, Barbie. The Hollywood Reporter announced that Laurence Mark -- whose credits include Jerry Maguire and Julie & Julia -- is producing the film. Toy-maker Mattel has been very protective of Barbie in the past, with this project marking the first time she will appear on the big screen. It's unclear how Barbie's story will translate as she's "sometimes a high school teen, but at times a pilot, military officer, teacher or astronaut."


Mackenzie Phillips is returning to the Oprah Winfrey Show on Friday (September 25th), where she and half-sister Chynna Phillips will address the incest revelations that made headlines earlier this week. On Thursday's show Winfrey said, "You heard the bombshell from child star Mackenzie Phillips. Now she's back for the reaction, and her half-sister Chynna is speaking out." It's unclear if they will be live in studio.

Phillips revealed that she had a decade-long sexual relationship with her father, John Phillips, of the Mamas and the Papas. She said, "It started very early on in my life. And this was the mother of all difficult experiences. I was 17, 18. I wasn't a small child, but I'll tell you something, it was one of those things where you tell yourself, 'Don't look.' ... I felt so alone. And I think my father was not a bad man. It's kind of a testimony to what drugs and alcohol [do]."

Chynna has said that she does not doubt her sister's story but Mackenzie's stepmother, Genevieve Waite Phillips, denies the claims. She said in a statement, "John was a good man who had the disease of alcoholism and drug addiction. He was incapable, no matter how drunk or drugged he was, of having such a relationship with his own child."


MTV is planning to air Adam Goldstein, aka, DJ AM's drug-intervention reality series, which was shot shortly before his death last month. The Hollywood Reporter says that although MTV has not confirmed that Gone Too Far will definitely get a place in its line-up, sources say that the network has been in talks with Goldstein's family "about the timing."

Although a toxicology report taken after his death has not been released, preliminary findings suggest the 36-year-old musician died from a drug overdose.
On the show, Goldstein, an addict who had supposedly been clean for a number of years, acted as a "tough-love" guide for troubled substance abusers.

6:15am

Come to see "The Angels" at the Taj (Thurs-Sun)

Scotty hosted an evening with "The Angels" last night at The Trump Taj! See these lovely girls Thursday thru Sunday nights at The Ego lounge!

Good Morning! Friday September 25th 2009


The superintendent of a New Jersey school where students were videotaped being taught to sing the praises of President Obama issued a statement Thursday saying the taping was unauthorized, but failed to address whether the the lesson -- taught durnig Black History Month -- was approved.
A YouTube video shows nearly 20 young children being led in a song overflowing with campaign slogans and praise for "Barack Hussein Obama," repeatedly chanting the president's name and celebrating his accomplishments, including his "great plans" to "make this country's economy No. 1 again."


Starting Thursday night, North Wildwood could very well be mistaken for the Emerald Isle itself, as the town kicks off it annual Irish Festival.

"...Its the biggest event that we have," said North Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey, referring to the towns huge four day festival, which is expected to draw over 200,000 people this year,
Over 100 merchandise vendors and 16 food vendors will be set up on Olde New Jersey Av., on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 8:00 am until 7:00 pm. A number of music acts will also be performing.

6am

Iran told the U.N. nuclear watchdog that it is running a new, previously undeclared, facility to enrich uranium after officials say it discovered the project's secrecy had been breached by Western intelligence agencies

Charles Manson follower Susan Atkins, who admitted killing actress Sharon Tate 40 years ago, has died. She was 61.
Early this month, she lost her final bid for parole. She was brought to the parole board on a gurney and slept through most of her parole hearing

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Rock News



Godsmack drummer Shannon Larkin told FazerMagazine.com in a new interview that the band has got a tentative list of 18 songs to choose from for its fifth studio album, which the group began working on this week in Los Angeles. Larkin added that the band's recent single, "Whiskey Hangover," is a good starting point for the sound of the next record, saying, "That's what we're going for. It's more simplistic than the last record -- less bluesy, more heavy, but, you know, we wanted to get back to the original sound of the band and what made this band happen in the first place . . . simple heavy rock, so that's where were kind of shooting for on this one."

Although "Whiskey Hangover" was written and recorded to promote Godsmack's appearance on the Crue Fest 2 tour this past summer, Larkin said that the Number One-charting single will be on the new album as well.
The new Godsmack CD is due out next spring, and in a recent interview, singer Sully Erna laid out the band's timetable for us: ["September 20th we enter the studio, we work that until maybe late November, early December, hopefully wrap up the new record. Then we'll deal with the holidays, the new year. We'll start doing our press, new photos, you know, a video possibly, by the first quarter in '10. Maybe release the record in March or April, and then prepare for a world tour come May.


The Creed concert scheduled to be webcast live as part of the launch of a new music site called Rockpit.com will also be made available to U.S. troops stationed in Iraq, Afghanistan and other parts of the world through collaboration with the USO. According to the site's publicist, the show, which will be webcast from Houston this Friday (September 25th), will be delivered in high definition to USO locations around the world, including the two current fronts on which U.S. soldiers are actively fighting.


Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash recorded a new track for his solo album on Tuesday night (September 22nd) with Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters and Nirvana fame on drums and Slash's Velvet Revolver and Guns N' Roses bandmate Duff McKagan on bass. According to Blabbermouth.net, Slash wrote on Twitter about the session, "Great jamming w/Duff & Grohl tonight, the track is a killer instrumental, very heavy

9:15am

JESSE JANE!


Jesse Jane calls in to promote the new video "Teachers"


Do You Think You Have It Bad?


OFFICERS CAUGHT PLAYING NINTENDO WII AT CRIME SCENE: Several police officers could face discipline after they were caught on video surveillance playing Wii bowling at the scene of a crime. The Florida anti-drug force police officers had just finished raiding a convicted drug dealer's home and had taken the suspect into custody. In the video, one officer can be seen taking breaks from cataloging evidence to bowl frames, and another is seen jumping up and down in celebration. The incident is currently under review by the police department. (AP)

MAN DRIVES DRUNK TO POLICE STATION: French police say a man drove to their station drunk to distribute alcoholics anonymous fliers. Upon arrival police officers said they smelled alcohol on the man's breath. A test showed the man's blood-alcohol level was nearly double the legal limit. His license was confiscated and he was released after being ordered to appear in court. The man had a previous drunk driving conviction on his record and now faces up to four years in prison. (AFP)

INDONESIAN WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO NEARLY 20 POUND BABY: A woman has given birth to the largest baby to ever be born in Indonesia on record, weighing in at 19.2 pounds. The child is said to be 24.4 inches in length and was born by cesarean section on Monday. While the baby appears to be healthy, doctors say his large size may be due to his mother having diabetes. (AFP)

8:45am

It's all about CougarTown!

The brand new show with Courtney Cox premired yesterday!


Celebrity Trash


SAMANTHA RONSON TO APPEAR ON '90210': Samantha Ronson will appear in an upcoming episode of 90210. People magazine reports that Lindsay Lohan's on-off gal pal taped an episode of the CW show, which will air on November 3rd. Ronson's scenes reportedly take place in a club and she will be offering love advice to Michael Steger's character Navid.

DIABLO CODY ADAPTING 'SWEET VALLEY HIGH': Diablo Cody is reportedly adapting the popular teen novel series, Sweet Valley High into a movie. The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Universal pictures is negotiations to pick up the rights to the series, with Cody attached to adapt. The publication reports that Cody's formative years were influenced by the books, which centers on a pair of teenage twins living in California. The novels debuted in 1983 and the 150-plus books have been printed more than 60 million times.

J.J. ABRAMS REPORTEDLY DEVELOPING COMEDY? J.J. Abrams is reportedly developing a new half-hour comedy for Fox. The Hollywood Reporter announced that few details about the project have been revealed, except that it will be "a comedic medical show." Abrams most recent project is Fox's sophomore sci-fi drama Fringe.


HOLLY MADISON GETTING REALITY SHOW: Holly Madison is getting her own reality show. PerezHilton.com reports that the former Girl Next Door will begin shooting Planet Holly, on October 12th in Las Vegas. According to Holly, "It will have some docu-drama, but it's the perfect excuse for me to be normal in a lighthearted comedy romp. Think Mary Tyler Moore. In fact, I just hooked up my DVD player so I can look at all the episodes of her old TV show. But Planet Holly also will have an empowering message for women showing that however crazy the ideas you might have, they can be achieved."

8:15am

Keep Your Day Job!

Don't ever work in broadcasting! JoJo's fiance wants to quit a great job and try being a TV reporter! No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


8am Headlines


For the first time, an experimental vaccine has prevented infection with the AIDS virus, a watershed event in the deadly epidemic and a surprising result. Recent failures led many scientists to think such a vaccine might never be possible.

The vaccine cut the risk of becoming infected with HIV by more than 31 percent in the world's largest AIDS vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers


There are new developments in the alleged sex scandal involving several Atlantic City firefighters.

The accusations stem from a May incident, where one or more firefighters at Fire Station 2 were said to be involved in some form of sexual misconduct with several teenaged girls.

an attorney for firefighter Thomas Flanagan is trying to clear his client’s name after he says local activist Steve Young, publicly named Flanagan as being involved, when Flanagan never worked at Station No. 2.

The attorney says it's too early to say whether he will seek compensation from Young on Flanagan's behalf.


A Wichita Kansas woman at the center of a police standoff after her sons were shot during a family dispute was found dead inside her house when SWAT team officers went in.

Police believe she shot her two sons before apparently taking her own life.


The St. Louis County medical examiner has ruled that a 13-year-old football player who collapsed during practice in August died as a result of hypertensive cardiovascular disease — high blood pressure.

Anthony Troupe Jr. was 6-foot-2 and weighed 383 pounds at the time of his death

7:45am




Do you know the show?


We asked listeners about "Switch" our new producer and nobody knows anything about him!

They don't know why he is called "Switch"- He has a small penis


The name of his band? 3 Noodle Stew

Rock News


Muse's new album, The Resistance, debuted at Number Three on the Billboard album chart on Wednesday (September 23rd), with the disc selling 128,000 copies in its first week of release. The chart position and sales are both career highs for the British trio in the U.S. The group's previous effort, 2006's Black Holes And Revelations, debuted at Number Nine with first-week sales of 48,000, both peak numbers for that project.

Muse's climb to stardom in this country really began in 2004, when they toured heavily behind their third album, Absolution. That's when drummer Dominic Howard told us the band really started to see a change: ["It really was an amazing feeling to come over, even initially when we were doing small clubs, you know, like the first little club tour we did over here, all the gigs were full. It blew our minds really, 'cause we were like, didn't realize we had any fans over here. So the fact that the word had kind of spread underground and, like, through the Internet and through whatever medium, is really an amazing thing to actually see that firsthand


The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Kiss are among the first-time nominees for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, according to Billboard.com. Also included for the first time on the list of a dozen nominees are Genesis, the Hollies, LL Cool J and Jimmy Cliff. Returning for another shot at the Hall are the Stooges, ABBA, the Chantels, Darlene Love, Laura Nyro and Donna Summer. Five of the 12 will be chosen for induction, with their names revealed in January and the 25th annual ceremony set to take place on March 15th at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City.

Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith told Billboard, "It's a real honor to be nominated in our first year of eligibility. Obviously the Hall of Fame has excellent musical taste."
The Chili Peppers released their first album in 1984. Acts become eligible for induction after recording for 25 years.
Chili Peppers bassist Flea told us a while back that when the band first got together, their chemistry could not be denied: ["You know, when the band first started, it was this wild energy that we couldn't control. It was just like bursting through us, you know. We couldn't even control it, it was like it just had to happen. It was like there wasn't any choice in the matter. We just had to do it, and it just gave birth to this thing that has lasted all this time


Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory posted a message at his MySpace blog on Tuesday (September 22nd) in which he addressed his "disappearance" the weekend before. Bathory "disappeared" on Friday night (September 18th) shortly after the band's record release party in Las Vegas, and apparently did not communicate with the band for the next three days, leading them to ask if anyone knew of his whereabouts. In his post, Bathory wrote, "In the Pre-Cellphone era -- nobody would have freaked out . . . nobody would have even noticed . . . Anyhow, I'm ok... just a little bit of too much VEGAS!!! But who doesn't get s***faced time to time... My phone is camping on a bottom of some pool somewhere -- I still have a slight headache -- but . . . if I'm off the map for 2-3 days It doesn't mean I was abducted by aliens..."

Bathory added, "If any of the other guys disappeared it would have been totally the norm . . . I guess this is what 'being the responsible guy' in the band gets ya."
Ironically, Bathory told us in an earlier interview that singer Ivan Moody was the one most likely to get caught up in the Las Vegas "lifestyle," adding: ["He's very much the 'last pirate,' the middle finger of this generation, you know what I mean? He's really the guy who jumps in a car anywhere in the world and says, 'yeah, let's go' -- no passport, no papers, nothing, just goes anywhere. He's really the last free spirit, he pretty much just lives for the now, you know, does what he feels like doing. So there's something admirable, for me at least -- I'm looking at, like, I wish I could do that

7:15am



Want Craig Robinson Tickets!


Give us your most digusting Office stories!

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Hospital Workers and poop stories

Teachers talking about their studenst

Construction workers talk about their fellow workers

and a maid had to clean up after French people


7am Headlines


For the first time, an experimental vaccine has prevented infection with the AIDS virus, a watershed event in the deadly epidemic and a surprising result. Recent failures led many scientists to think such a vaccine might never be possible.

The vaccine cut the risk of becoming infected with HIV by more than 31 percent in the world's largest AIDS vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers


There are new developments in the alleged sex scandal involving several Atlantic City firefighters.

The accusations stem from a May incident, where one or more firefighters at Fire Station 2 were said to be involved in some form of sexual misconduct with several teenaged girls.

an attorney for firefighter Thomas Flanagan is trying to clear his client’s name after he says local activist Steve Young, publicly named Flanagan as being involved, when Flanagan never worked at Station No. 2.

The attorney says it's too early to say whether he will seek compensation from Young on Flanagan's behalf.


A home day care also was the site of a dogfighting ring, authorities said Wednesday, and investigators who raided the house found a blood-spattered garage floor and battered and malnourished dogs not far from where the children played.

Police said four people were arrested, and felony dogfighting charges are pending against several of them, including the day care operator's husband.


Bullet-makers are working around the clock, seven days a week, and still can't keep up with the nation's demand for ammunition.

Shooting ranges, gun dealers and bullet manufacturers say they have never seen such shortages. Bullets, especially for handguns, have been scarce for months because gun enthusiasts are stocking up on ammo, in part because they fear President Barack Obama and the Democratic-controlled Congress will pass antigun legislation

An 8-year-old boy accidently shot and killed his 2-year-old sister inside their California home

The girl was shot once in the head and officials told the station she was unresponsive when the paramedics arrived.

6:45am








Jesse Jane and her Dawgs!


Jesse Jane was suppose to call in yesterday but blew us off! Well we found out she was in the emergency room with severe dog bites. She tried to break up her dogs fighting and got attacked! Here's the picture she sent us!

Celebrity Trash



JUDE LAW HAS A DAUGHTER: Jude Law is a father again. Samantha Burke, a 24-year-old aspiring actress with whom Law had a fling, gave birth to the actor's daughter on Tuesday (September 22nd) night. The source told People magazine, "Samantha is doing well," adding, "I doubt Jude was there" for the birth. "Besides the financial support, he's not involved." The child's name is Sophia.

ELLEN POMPEO GIVES BIRTH: Ellen Pompeo and Chris Ivery are the parents of a baby girl. A rep for the Grey's Anatomy star confirmed to Usmagazine.com that Pompeo gave birth to Stella Luna Pompeo Ivery on September 15th in Los Angeles. Ivery was recently accused of cheating on his pregnant wife but the couple has maintained a united front in spite of the rumors.

SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR WELCOMES DAUGHTER: Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. welcomed their first child last Saturday (September 19th). A spokesperson confirmed that Gellar gave birth to a daughter, who they named Charlotte Grace Prinze. The couple met in 1997 while filming I Know What You Did Last Summer and later married in 2002.


Jennifer Aniston still is not pregnant. Although the latest cover of OK! magazine blares, "Pregnant at 40!" over a picture of the actress, her rep told Usmagazine.com, "Jennifer is not pregnant." Even inside OK! magazine, no proof of the pregnancy is offered. The piece merely quotes an insider as saying that she "wants to have a baby soon."


Megan Mullally is recovering from minor injuries sustained in a Beverly Hills car crash last week. TMZ.com reports that the former Will and Grace star was involved in a two-car accident last Wednesday (September 16th), causing enough injury to cancel two performances of the play she is currently performing in. The site noted that Mullally was back on stage last Saturday (September 19th), but was sporting a brace on her wrist. Police have yet to determine who was at fault in the accident.

6:15am


I banged my Dad!

MACKENZIE PHILLIPS SAYS ABORTION EVENTUALLY ENDED SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH DAD

Mackenzie Phillips told Oprah Winfrey about her incestuous relationship with her father on Wednesday's (September 23rd) show, revealing that the only reason it ended was because she might have been pregnant with his child.

Mackenzie said that she and John Phillips had been sleeping together for ten years, beginning when she was 19. She claimed that after becoming pregnant, she was unable to discern if the child was in fact her father's or that of her then-husband Shane Fontayne. The elder Phillips eventually paid for her abortion and then she "never let him touch me again."

In response to Mackenzie's allegations, her former stepmother, Genevieve Waite released a statement directly to the Oprah Winfrey Show saying, "I am stunned by Mackenzie's terrible allegations about her father. I would often complain about her overly familiar attitudes towards him, and he said it was just her way. John was a good man. ... He was incapable, no matter how drunk or drugged he was, to have sexual relations with his own child."


Good Morning! Thursday September 24th 2009


For the first time, an experimental vaccine has prevented infection with the AIDS virus, a watershed event in the deadly epidemic and a surprising result. Recent failures led many scientists to think such a vaccine might never be possible.

The vaccine cut the risk of becoming infected with HIV by more than 31 percent in the world's largest AIDS vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers


There are new developments in the alleged sex scandal involving several Atlantic City firefighters.

The accusations stem from a May incident, where one or more firefighters at Fire Station 2 were said to be involved in some form of sexual misconduct with several teenaged girls.

an attorney for firefighter Thomas Flanagan is trying to clear his client’s name after he says local activist Steve Young, publicly named Flanagan as being involved, when Flanagan never worked at Station No. 2.

The attorney says it's too early to say whether he will seek compensation from Young on Flanagan's behalf.


6am

A day after Massachusetts lawmakers granted one of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's final wishes by changing the state's succession law, an interim replacement for the late senator's crucial U.S. Senate seat is expected to be named Thursday.

Gov. Deval Patrick is to announce the appointment of Kennedy's successor at a news conference at the Statehouse


A 50-year-old special needs music teacher was stabbed to death at a Texas high school Wednesday. A juvenile was in custody.

the juvenile was detained shortly after the attack,

People at the school described the victim as an "accomplished and respected guitarist."

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

8:45am

Great Old TV Shows!


The guys talked about some of the great shows of their chilhood's. Here's just a couple


Family Matters
Just the Ten of Us
Perfect Starngers
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Parker Lewis can't lose
Married with Children
Dallas
Dukes of Hazzard

Celebrity Trash




There's a connection between Lindsay Lohan and the 18-year-old man suspected of burglarizing her home. TMZ.com reports that Nicholas Prugo, who has been arrested in connection with the crime, is the son of Frank Prugo -- the former vice president of First Look Studios. The website reports that First Looks is behind the Lohan film, Labor Pains, which was released on television earlier this year.


Unsealed documents relating to Anna Nicole Smith's death revealed that a Los Angeles pharmacist told Smith's internist that the drugs the internist prescribed to the model after her son died were "pharmaceutical suicide." The Los Angeles Times reports that the documents show that Smith's doctors were warned about prescription drugs by three pharmacists. Two of Smith's physicians and her boyfriend and attorney Howard K. Stern have pleaded not guilty to conspiring to illegally provide her with controlled substances. Smith died of an overdose in February of 2007.


Heather Locklear will reprise her character, Amanda Woodward. on the new Melrose Place. The show's executive producers announced on Tuesday (September 22nd), "We're ecstatic to have the chance to bring Amanda Woodward back to Melrose Place. Heather's involvement in the show is something we've been working on for some time as we couldn't imagine creating and producing this show without the iconic character's inclusion." Her episode is scheduled to air on November 17th. Locklear joined the original show during its first season and remained on until it went off the air in 1999.


A jury began hearing arguments today in a Bahamian extortion trial centered around John Travolta. Although People magazine reported that the actor was prepared to testify on Tuesday (September 22nd) that the two defendants demanded $25 million in exchange for a document relating to his son's Jett's death, CBS reported that he was not in the courtroom when the proceedings began.

Jett's condition at the time paramedics responded to emergency calls was the focus of Tuesday's proceedings. The paramedic partner of defendant Tarino Lightbourne revealed that the 16-year-old, who had suffered a seizure, was unresponsive when they arrived and showed "no sign of life" when they examined him.

8:15am

You got questions for Porn Star Jesse Jane?


She will be calling into the show to promote her new movie "Teachers"


8am Headlines


Four people were injured and the busiest border crossing in the U.S. was closed to northbound vehicle traffic for hours Tuesday after federal agents fired shots across nine lanes of traffic to stop three vans suspected of smuggling illegal immigrants from Mexico, authorities said.

The 74 people crammed into the vans were taken into federal custody.


At least two people were sent to the hospital, one of them flown, after a car goes tumbling near milepost 30 along the Garden State Parkway.

The accident happened just before 8p.m. Tuesday, along the northbound lanes.

Traffic was blocked off for over an hour as crews landed a MedEvac right in the middle of the Parkway.

Police have not released specific details, however they do say the one person flown was unresponsive but did have a pulse.


Al Qaeda released a 106-minute Arabic language video Tuesday titled "The West... and The Dark Tunnel" featuring Al Qaeda's second in command Ayman al-Zawahiri predicting the downfall of Barack Obama.


New satellite information shows that ice sheets in Greenland and western Antarctica continue to shrink faster than scientists thought and in some places are already in runaway melt mode.

British scientists for the first time calculated changes in the height of the vulnerable but massive ice sheets and found them especially worse at their edges.

7:45am

Win Matisyahu Tix!

Let's play "Who the Jew are You?"


We throw out the celebrity and you tell us if the person is Jewish or Not!


Rock News



The new Alice In Chains album, Black Gives Way To Blue, is now streaming in its entirety at a German website, according to Blabbermouth.net. The band's first all-new studio album in 14 years is due out on September 29th and features the recording debut with the group of singer/guitarist William DuVall, who joined the band when it reunited in 2006, four years after the death of original frontman Layne Staley. DuVall spoke with us about taking Alice In Chains into the future while honoring its past: ["You have to do this in a way that takes into account the legacy of everything they did before, and nobody wants to be a part of anything that tarnishes that and doesn't build onto that, you know, doesn't add to what's there -- least of all me. I don't want to, you know, step in and then step on anything.


Saving Abel has begun recording its second album, which is due out sometime in 2010 and will follow up the band's breakthrough 2008 self-titled debut. The group wrote most of the material while on tour earlier this year, and frontman Jared Weeks told us that it was much more of a band process this time around: ["See, the last album was basically like Jason (Null, guitarist) and I's songs, you know, with these guys. But these guys actually come on on this album and we're actually all involved in the writing and the music and everything. It's actually brought the band closer together, you know. We understand each other a little bit better now."]


Blink-182 has pledged $100,000 to the burn centers that treated drummer Travis Barker after he was nearly killed one year ago in a small plane crash that took the lives of four others. Following the band's show in Phoenix, Arizona this past Saturday (September 19th), the band made contributions to the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Georgia and the Grossman Burn Center in California. The group said in a statement that the donations were being made "in recognition of (the centers') tremendous care and aid of Travis Barker through his recovery from the 2008 plane crash."

7:15am

More Sex Scenes


Team America




I Know It's Weird, and It's Puppets!

7am Headlines


Four people were injured and the busiest border crossing in the U.S. was closed to northbound vehicle traffic for hours Tuesday after federal agents fired shots across nine lanes of traffic to stop three vans suspected of smuggling illegal immigrants from Mexico, authorities said.

The 74 people crammed into the vans were taken into federal custody.


At least two people were sent to the hospital, one of them flown, after a car goes tumbling near milepost 30 along the Garden State Parkway.

The accident happened just before 8p.m. Tuesday, along the northbound lanes.

Traffic was blocked off for over an hour as crews landed a MedEvac right in the middle of the Parkway.

Police have not released specific details, however they do say the one person flown was unresponsive but did have a pulse.



Four people were injured and the busiest border crossing in the U.S. was closed to northbound vehicle traffic for hours Tuesday after federal agents fired shots across nine lanes of traffic to stop three vans suspected of smuggling illegal immigrants from Mexico, authorities said.

The 74 people crammed into the vans were taken into federal custody.


At least two people were sent to the hospital, one of them flown, after a car goes tumbling near milepost 30 along the Garden State Parkway.

The accident happened just before 8p.m. Tuesday, along the northbound lanes.

Traffic was blocked off for over an hour as crews landed a MedEvac right in the middle of the Parkway.

Police have not released specific details, however they do say the one person flown was unresponsive but did have a pulse.

6:45am

Great Sex Scenes!

Here is just one!

Celebrity Trash


Jason Segel and Chloe Sevigny might be Hollywood's latest couple. E! reports that the How I Met Your Mother star and Big Love actress were spotted kissing in a corner during a post-Emmy party on Sunday (September 20th) night. A witness noted, "They stopped locking lips once they realized people were watching them."


The Dancing With the Stars ninth season premiere ratings were down 19 percent from the previous season. PerezHilton.com pointed out that the show still came in first place in its time slot, but the drop-off was significant.


Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are being sued by two photographers who claim the couple's bodyguards shot at them after the superstars' wedding celebration in Costa Rica. earlier this year. TMZ.com reports that the photographers claim they had clearance to take pictures from a nearby property, but one of the guards approached them anyway, demanding a camera and memory cards.

One snapper says he was able to escape but the other claims he was "grabbed by the bodyguard, his arm twisted behind him and immobilized."

After eventually being freed -- supposedly to pick up his "escaped" cohort -- the men say they drove away rather than return to the guards as asked, and that's when "the Brady/Bundchen bodyguards opened fire with pistols."


Mackenzie Phillips is set to reveal an "explosive" secret on today's (September 23rd) Oprah Winfrey Show, which GossipCop.com claims is: she had sex with her own father. Winfrey's production company and Simon & Schuster -- the publisher of Phillip's memoir -- wouldn't comment on reports that the book's big secret was that Mackenzie and John Phillips had a sexual relationship.

According to a GossipCop source who read a leaked copy of her memoir, John raped a drugged-out 19-year-old Mackenzie. The book reportedly says she later confronted him about it, saying, "We have to talk about how you raped me," to which he responded, "You mean when we made love?"