The "Nevermind" Baby Lost His Child Pornography Lawsuit Against Nirvana
The naked baby on the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album is NOT child pornography. That's according to a federal judge, who dismissed a lawsuit filed by that naked baby.
Spencer Elden, who's 34 now, had sued Nirvana, claiming he was the victim of child sexual abuse when he was photographed for that cover as a four-month-old.
But the judge said, quote, "Neither the pose, focal point, setting nor overall context suggest the album cover features sexually explicit conduct."
The judge added that Elden has financially benefitted from being the "Nevermind" cover baby . . . including being paid to recreate it and selling autographed memorabilia. He also has the album title tattooed on his chest.
An attorney for the band says his clients are delighted to be, quote, "free of the stigma of false allegations."
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Four of the Top Five Largest U.S. Concerts Are Country Music
If you hadn't heard, Zach Bryan just headlined the first-ever concert at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor and set a new U.S. record for the largest ticketed concert in history.
112,408 people were in attendance.
That got us thinking. What are the biggest concerts in U.S. history? And would you believe that country music takes up FOUR of the five spots?
Here are the Top 5 biggest ticketed concerts in U.S. history:
1. Zach Bryan . . . 112,408 . . . September 27th, 2025 . . . Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Michigan
2. George Strait . . . 110,905 . . . June 15th, 2024 . . . Kyle Field, College Station, Texas
3. Grateful Dead . . . 107,019 . . . September 3rd, 1977 . . . Raceway Park, Englishtown, New Jersey
4. George Strait . . . 104,793 . . . June 7, 2014 . . . AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
5. Garth Brooks . . . 102,000 . . . April 30th, 2022 . . . Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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A farm in the UK made an Ozzy Osbourne mosaic out of 10,000 squashes.
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The Cars are working on new music with Ric Ocasek.
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Def Leppard will get their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame a week from today.
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Nine Inch Nails Extend "Peel It Back" Tour
Nine Inch Nails has announced over 20 new North American dates for their Peel It Back tour next year. The tour kicks off February 5th in New Orleans and wraps up March 16th in Sacramento. Cities include Washington D.C., Montreal, Austin, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and many others. Boys Noize will join the band on all dates, with tickets going on sale on October 8 at noon local time. The tour has been hugely successful so far, with the first leg selling out in Europe and the UK starting in June, followed by North American shows including multiple nights in Brooklyn, Chicago, and Los Angeles. The tour features returning drummer Josh Freese and includes both classic Nine Inch Nails songs and deeper cuts. Click here to see a full list of tour dates.
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