It's the fight of the century!
He told reporters he was "screaming inside."
Country music stars Sugarland, Taylor Swift and Brad Paisley will lead the way at the 2009 CMT Music Awards, after landing the most nominations.
Brown Sugar, Barbershop, Antwone Fisher, Drumline and John Q were among the nominees announced Thursday in the motion picture category for the 34th annual NAACP Image Awards. The awards honor people and companies that support positive change for blacks in arts and entertainment.
Pull out your sketchpads, music is now in cartoon form. Sugar Ray have put together an animated video for their new single, "When It's Over." It will premiere June 4 on the Cartoon Network Web site. The clip turns each band member into his or her favorite cartoon character. Lead singer Mark McGrath is portrayed Harlem Globetrotters style; bassist Murphy Karges will appear in a Flintstones-style sequence; guitarist Rodney Sheppard will appear as Speed Racer; and drummer Stan Frazier will be a futuristic character straight out of The Jetsons. The animated clip will only be seen on the Cartoon Network Web site, according to Atlantic
Sugar Ray, best known for their hits "Fly" and "Every Morning," will follow punk and new wave sounds in their forthcoming self-titled album, due June 12. The four original members of Black Sabbath - Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, and Geezer Butler - have begun work on a new album, their first since 1978's Never Say Die, Rolling Stone reports. Creed singer Scott Stapp is enjoying spending time at his Florida home, close to his son Jagger. Stapp is taking the time off to write new material for the band's new album.