Marilyn Manson Lawsuit is Back on After Appeals Cour Decision.
Embattled rocker Marilyn Manson might have thought he was out of the woods as a number of lawsuits against him were settled in court. But one appeals court recently said ‘not so fast’ in a decision that revived the goth rocker’s fight.
Ashley Walters, who launched a 2021 lawsuit against the singer with a number of charges including sexual assault and battery, has won the right to move forward with her case. A judge originally threw her case out, citing failure “to invoke the delayed discovery rule.” But California’s Second Appellate District reversed that ruling and sent her claims back to trial.
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Slipknot's Shawn "Clown" Crahan has shared a photo of a mask on social media with absolutely no context, and the band's fans are losing it.
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Ed Sheeran and Elton John gave each other ugly Christmas sweaters . . . then went to a soccer match together.
Scientists Have Created the Worst Song in History . . . Wanna Hear It?
I always thought the worst song ever recorded was Starship's "We Built This City" . . . but apparently I was wrong.
Three scientists have crafted what THEY believe is the worst song of all time. They based it on a survey where people listed the elements of a song that they would hate the most.
Their answers included "cowboy lyrics" . . . a chorus of kids . . . bagpipe howls . . . bossanova synths . . . advertising slogans, and more.
So these science guys took all that and more and jammed it into a 22-minute track that is truly horrifying.
It's called "The Most Unwanted Song", and it includes:
1. An opera singer "rapping" text from philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein's book "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus".
2. A children's choir chanting about various holidays like Christmas, Easter, and Yom Kippur . . . and urging celebrants to do all their shopping at Walmart.
3. Bagpipes
4. The same opera singer rapping about "cowboy living."
5. An angry woman yelling into a bullhorn.
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(WARNING: If you're brave enough to listen, click here. There's an S-word at 15:18, if you make it that far.)
Geddy Lee says Rush almost abandoned "Tom Sawyer" before it was even completed.
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