Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Survivor doesn't appreciate Kim Davis using 'Eye of the Tiger'
So we all heard 'Eye Of The Tiger' during Kim Davis' hate rally. Well the group, Survivor, ain't too happy about their song being used for Anti-Gay rally.
Billboard reports:
Survivor founding member and "Eye of the Tiger" co-writer Jim Peterik sent a statement to Billboard making clear that the band did not authorize the song's use at Tuesday's rally.
"I was very surprised and dismayed at the misuse of the song I co-wrote with Frankie Sullivan for Rocky lll," he said. "The song has motivated thousands through the years to reach beyond their limits. Its use for the release of Kim Davis does not support my views or my politics. I have contacted my publishers to make sure this usage is stopped immediately."
Sullivan, meanwhile, took to Facebook to let his followers know he did not support Davis' crusade. "We did not grant Kim Davis any rights to use 'My Tune -The Eye Of The Tiger.' I would not grant her the rights to use Charmin!" he wrote.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Kim Davis released from Jail
Well, that was a quick turn.
U.S. District Judge David Bunning has released Kim Davis from jail. However, he has warned her that she cannot interfere with the issuance of marriage licenses.
So, if she clowns, she back in the slammer.
Read the ruling
Sam Smith to sing the latest James Bond Theme
Sam Smith will sing the latest James Bond theme for the movie, Spectre. The song is called “Writing’s on the Wall.”
Sam said:
“This is one of the highlights of my career. I am honored to finally announce that I will be singing the next Bond theme song. I am so excited to be a part of this iconic British legacy and join an incredible line up of some of my biggest musical inspirations. I hope you all enjoy the song as much as I enjoyed making it.I hope it's good, because when I think of Bond themes, I think of SHIRLEY MUTHA F**KING BASSEY! And no one tops her songs!
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