No surprise here. Spector has trashed practically everyone he’s ever worked with. The guy’s a bitter fruitcake, hermetically sealed in his own narcissistic cocoon of insanity, evidenced by his sweet defense of “She kissed the gun” in his trial for the murder of B-movie actress Lana Clarkson. An upcoming biography of Spector by author Mick […]

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Paris Hilton showed up for Prince’s set at Club 3121 at the Rio in Las Vegas on April 20th. Prince noticed the heiress in the audience and decided to mock the wannabe pop singer by inviting her onstage to sing: “A ‘delighted’ Hilton scampered onto the stage and the ‘Purple Rain’ singer handed the wanna-be-pop […]

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I wasn’t too hepped up on the idea of a Jesus & Mary Chain reunion because they’d kind of drifted into indifference on their last few records. But news of Scarlett Johansson singing with the Reid brothers would certainly make a reunion show a little more worthwhile. First, Johansson’s rumored to be recording an album […]

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Ever the class act, Sharon Osbourne hopes that Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme “gets syphilis and dies. Eloquently adding, “I hope his dick fucking falls off so his mother can eat it.” Her very tasteful tirade is in response to Homme’s comments regarding why his band would never participate in her husband’s […]

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We love Amy Winehouse as much as the next guy, but this is ridiculous. I know she’s not touring much in the US, so spaces are limited. But $600? No effing way. And some hopeful fool is asking $999 for two tickets to her Chicago show at Schubas. What? I wouldn’t pay that much to […]

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After a whiny, completely disappointing second record, Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke is starting to get some edge back. First, he trashed Oasis pretty thoroughly after Noel Gallager called Bloc Party a bunch of nerds, and now he’s laying into Pete Doherty– an easy target, admittedly, but one that never fails to amuse. Said Okereke, […]

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According to NME, Blur drummer Dave Rowntree plans to run in a local UK council election as a Labour candidate. Rowntree told The Independent: “I’ve been a long-standing member of the Labour party and active in local politics for a while.” Despite his fame, NME opines that Rowntree might not have much luck as the […]

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