Chudney Ross, daughter of Diana Ross, was mired in a car accident this good afternoon in Malibu.
Sources who were attending a Malibu beach party secernate TMZ Chudney was pull out of a parking lot across the street when her Land Rover was hit by an oncoming car.
We're told Chudney and a rider were taken to the hospital for precautionary measures, and the two passengers in the other vehicle complained to paramedics of neck and back injuries. All take in been transported to a nearby infirmary. Tracee Ross, Chudney's sis, was spotty by TMZ cameras arriving to the hospital.
No arrests have been reported.
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Friday, 27 June 2008
Dj_Quest
Artist: Dj_Quest
Genre(s):
Breakbeat
Discography:
So Good And Break Da Funk (DF002) Vinyl
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Wayne and Coleen Rooney Give Each Other �1m Wedding Rings
Monday, 23 June 2008
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza
Artist: The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza
Genre(s):
Metal
Metal: Alternative
Discography:
Demo
Year: 2006
Tracks: 3
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza (Re-Issue)
Year: 2005
Tracks: 11
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza
Year: 2004
Tracks: 7
Monday, 16 June 2008
Coph Nia
Artist: Coph Nia
Genre(s):
Retro
Discography:
Shape Shifter
Year: 2003
Tracks: 9
That Which Remains
Year: 2000
Tracks: 8
Thursday, 12 June 2008
Linda Hogan Wants Hulk Held in Contempt
Linda Hogan, estranged wife of Hulk Hogan, wants her ex held in contempt.
The 48-year-old claims Hulk has failed to pay his share of their $4.2 million Las Vegas condo and has asked a Florida judge to hold him in contempt of court until he coughs up the dough.
Linda is also requesting the 54-year-old to be jailed, specifically in Pinellas County, where their 17-year-old son, Nick, is serving eight months for a car wreck that rendered his friend brain-damaged.
The couple split in November after 24 years of marriage and a court order stipulates they must make equal payments of their Palms hotel living space.
Each has moved on to new relationships; Hulk has been dating Jennifer McDaniel since January while Linda has hooked up with 19-year-old Charlie Hill, a former classmate of her children, Nick and Brooke, 20.
"I'm totally freaked out. This is really weird," Brooke said. "I personally don't like it at all or condone it."
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M.I.A Cancels Summer Tour Dates With 'Exhaustion'
M.I.A has cancelled all her upcoming tour dates because she is suffering from exhaustion.
The singer told an American magazine that “physically” she needs “to stop for a second.”
"Like, I love connecting with my band, but I want to actually help them and be a part of peoples' lives. Which is really hard when you're on tour...It takes a lot out of you, physically,” she told NYMag.
The dates affected include all of her forthcoming European tour, which included at show at London's Roundhouse venue on July 1st.
Her scheduled appearances at the Latitude festival later in July and Ireland's Red Box have also been cancelled.
Despite the tour cancellation, M.I.A told the magazine that she had begun writing for her new album.
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Royalty Logic files CRB challenge
Court has yet to agree to consider argument
NEW YORK -- The federal Court of Appeals in Washington has granted the motion of Royalty Logic to file its supplemental brief in the appeal of the Copyright Royalty Board's webcaster rate decision last year. The brief argues that the appointment of the Copyright Royalty Judges was unconstitutional.
The brief raises the question of whether the law creating the CRB, which provided the Librarian of Congress with the authority and obligation to appoint the CRJs, violates the "appointments" clause of the U.S. Constitution. Royalty Logic claims that only the president, high-level executive office officials or judges may properly appoint individuals that hold the powers that the CRJs hold.
Royalty Logic is challenging the webcaster decision since the CRB denied its request to be authorized to compete with SoundExchange.
While the court did not yet agree to consider the argument, the order accepting the supplemental brief even though it was filed past the deadline is the first step toward the royalty-collection company being able to present the argument for consideration by the appeals court.
The court ordered the CRB and SoundExchange to file their supplemental briefs on the issue by June 23.
NEW YORK -- The federal Court of Appeals in Washington has granted the motion of Royalty Logic to file its supplemental brief in the appeal of the Copyright Royalty Board's webcaster rate decision last year. The brief argues that the appointment of the Copyright Royalty Judges was unconstitutional.
The brief raises the question of whether the law creating the CRB, which provided the Librarian of Congress with the authority and obligation to appoint the CRJs, violates the "appointments" clause of the U.S. Constitution. Royalty Logic claims that only the president, high-level executive office officials or judges may properly appoint individuals that hold the powers that the CRJs hold.
Royalty Logic is challenging the webcaster decision since the CRB denied its request to be authorized to compete with SoundExchange.
While the court did not yet agree to consider the argument, the order accepting the supplemental brief even though it was filed past the deadline is the first step toward the royalty-collection company being able to present the argument for consideration by the appeals court.
The court ordered the CRB and SoundExchange to file their supplemental briefs on the issue by June 23.
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