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Adam Lambert at the AMAs: Bottom of the barrel
I don’t care about Adam Lambert’s sexuality. What he did at the American Music Awards was just gross. More to the point: It was certainly not “music” or “entertainment.” It sounded like kittens being boiled in hot oil while a kindergarten class pounded on ’80s synthesizers and a Rock Band drum set.
Egad, this is [...]
“Damn it feels good to be a victim”
Alfonzo Rachel and friends rap the Left’s victicrats from South Central to the White House:
Kanye West is a jerk, redux
Loser.
Les Paul, R.I.P.
The guitar legend has passed away at 94.
God bless him.
Feel the post-racialism: “My president is black, but his house is all white”
“No more white lies, my president is black!”
Akon update: Thug singer admits throwing boy off stage
Sorry.
Palin power in Georgia; Democrats counter with…Ludacris
‘Cuda vs. Luda.
Inside the world of Google censors
Several weeks ago, I spoke with GWU law professor Jeffrey Rosen about my curious experiences with YouTube’s mystery censors. Longtime readers will remember the battle over “First, They Came.” For the past two years, my attempts to re-upload the little video about the Mohammed Cartoons and violent jihad were blocked. Other users were able to [...]
Musical interlude: A Beethoven tango
Have you heard about Rex? Wow:
Instrument of torture: The Barry Manilow punishment
This one’s for you.
New national anthem: “My president is black”
“President of the bigots,” indeed.
If Obama loses, Akon will leave
Thug singer Akon, famous for molesting or assaulting young fans at his concerts, says he’ll leave the country if Barack Obama loses.
Because he’s, you know, afraid:
If he [Obama] doesn’t get into office, I’m gonna change my citizenship. I’m moving back to Africa. You can hold me to that. I’m afraid to live there if he [...]
Election Eve music video (update: make it two)
Sing with me.
Aerosmith’s Joe Perry comes out of the closet
Walk our way.
Some history for Puff Daddy
Alaska, motherf—er?
“She ought to be shot. They gotta be stopped.”
Bad rap.
R.I.P. Eddy Arnold
Class act.
A real con artist: Akon fabricated his criminal past
Smack that.
A “music tax” to bail out the dying record industry? Hell, no!
Warner Music Group’s money grab.
Music video of the day: Pull your pants up!
Awww yeah. Plus: An 8-year-old plays the blues.
Dan Fogelberg, R.I.P.
Leader of the Band.
Protesting accused pedophile R. Kelly
“Age Ain’t Nothing But A Number.”
And the Grammy for biggest political blowhard recording of the year goes to…
Zzzzzzzz.
Thug singer Akon charged in boy-hurling case
Konvict.
“Democrats to reclaim country music”
Bush lied! Country died!
MTV in the Middle East
Yo!
Muslims in Malaysia protest Gwen Stefani
“I’ve had it up to here.”
Targeting the dancing toddler
Universal Music Group is at it again: Another heavy-handed crackdown on a YouTube user.
NAACP “buries” the N-word; Billboard rap artists ignore the funeral (language warning)
Update: A photo from the funeral via Yahoo! News…
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The NAACP is holding a funeral today for the n-word in Detroit:
The NAACP is putting to rest a long-standing expression of racism in a ceremony similar to one six decades ago.
The civil rights organization was to hold a public burial for the N-word Monday during its annual [...]
Akon is sorry…
…sorry that he got caught! And now he’s got a brand-new song passing the buck and deflecting blame for his crude stage sex act with an underage girl in Trinidad. He blames the girl’s father, the Trinidad nightclub where he sandwiched the girl, and Verizon Wireless for pulling sponsorship of his concert tour with Gwen [...]
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