Keanu Reeves Says He Wants to Marry and Start a Family
Keanu Reeves told Parade magazine he is lonely and desires marriage and children. He reflects on past relationships, noting a 2000 breakup, and says he struggles with solitude while aiming to “climb the mountain” to a family life.
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Meat Loaf sues over use of Bat Out of Hell phrase
In a May 26 federal filing in Los Angeles rocker Michael Aday known as Meat Loaf claims that the Bat Out of Hell phrase is publicly associated with him since 1977 and seeks more than 50 million dollars in damages alleging others wrongly use the expression in music. The suit notes the 1977 Bat Out of Hell album and the 1993 follow up have sold about 48 million copies worldwide.
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Eminem Ring Tone Lawsuit Ends in Settlement in Detroit
Eminem publishing entities Eight Mile Style and Martin Affiliated settled with five companies after a suit filed in U S District Court in Detroit alleging illegal sale of Eminem ring tones on the internet. Cellus US agreed to stop distributing the tones and lawyers said the case resolved amicably.
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Larger fines eyed for TV indecency in FCC crackdown
Washington reports the administration seeks to raise FCC penalties from 32500 to 325000 per violation for indecent broadcasts. Supporters say stronger fines deter inappropriate content after the Janet Jackson incident. opponents push for self regulation and warn against government overreach. The Senate sponsor is Sam Brownback. the House option previously proposed higher fines and license revoke powers.
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Billy Preston dies at 59 after months in coma
Billy Preston, famed keyboardist for the Beatles and Rolling Stones, died at 59 in Scottsdale after five months in a coma. His longtime manager Joyce Moore recalled a serene, beautiful passing after a fall in health tied to prior kidney failure and a transplant in 2002.
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