Warren Zevon Dies at 56 Werewolves of London Songwriter Loses Battle
Los Angeles AP Warren Zevon singer songwriter dies after a yearlong fight with terminal lung cancer at home in Los Angeles He was 56 Zevon known for Werewolves of London Life I'll Kill Ya Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead died in his sleep surrounded by family and friends His final album The Wind released last month drew wide praise and he spoke openly about his illness while continuing to work and see family The Wind featured contributions from an all star cast and his son Jordan said the support helped him endure longer than expected
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RIAA files 261 copyright suits against music file sharers
The Recording Industry Association of America led a broad campaign by filing 261 copyright lawsuits nationwide against Internet users who trade songs online amid fears of civil penalties. The group warned thousands more could follow, aiming at major offenders while noting parents may face liability for minor children’s online activity. The amnesty offer was announced for those admitting to legal sharing and deleting songs.
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Protest march marks first day of St Louis school year
On the first day of class in St Louis protesters urged a boycott over 16 school closures. Demonstrators marched from a rally to the school board and City Hall, some carrying tombstones for closed schools, while interim superintendent Roberts described attendance as normal at Beaumont High.
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Cholesterol Drugs Do Not Elevate Self Harm Death Risk
A UK study of 94 441 adults finds no increased risk of death by own action among users of cholesterol lowering drugs and hints at lower depression rates. Among statin users 3 percent reported low mood versus 11 percent of nonusers, with 4 percent on other cholesterol lowering meds also flagged as low in spirits.
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