Deryck Whibley Claims He Was Nearly Deported, Lily Allen Aims at Courtney Love, R. Kelly’s Lawyers Start Their Ignitions Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley claims that an item in Rock Daily about the band’s anti-Bush track “March of the Dogs” nearly got the Canadian rocker deported (to clarify: Rolling Stone asked a Congressman for comment on the song, not for the government to remove Avril Lavigne’s hubby from the country). Lily Allen’s latest incendiary comment is directed at Courtney Love: “One night with [her] made me realize why Kurt Cobain killed himself.” R. Kelly’s sex trial is approaching a start date, as lawyers for both sides are preparing for jury selection. Husband and wife team Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony will embark on their first-ever joint tour this fall. Carlos Santana will release Ultimate Santana this fall, featuring the original version of “Game of Love” with Tina Turner on lead female vocals. Photo: Agostini/Getty
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Published: 2007-07-25
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Rock News, Morning News Roundup
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News Ticker: Avril Lavigne and Deryck Whibley, Bonnaroo, Paul McCartney, Lou AlbanoPhoto: Lacroix/WireImage Avril Lavigne has officially filed for divorce from Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley citing “irreconcilable differences.” The Canadian rockers split September 4th after three years and one month of marriage, TMZ reports, and Lavigne is not seeking spousal support, nor does she wish to pay Whibley. The pair collaborated on Lavigne’s forthcoming album. Bonnaroo 2009 is coming to your home as a $16.99 DVD on December 15th. Live From Bonnaroo 2009 features live and backstage footage
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Published: 2009-10-15
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Morning News Roundup, Rock News
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