Ronda Rousey on Jimmy Kimmel
Aging rap dad Eminem had some choice words for UFC bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey on his newest song “ShadyXV.”
The champ seems unfazed by his less-than-flattering attentions, though.
Sarah wrote about it all — and fantasized about a bit of a Billie Jean King-style Battle of the Sexes — for Fightland.
To read the story go here.
Filed under Jock Stuff, Music, Shameless Promotion
Neil Young
It’s Father’s Day soon so Sarah was tasked with listing up some of the best and worst dads in music for Huffington Post Music Canada.
In said list you’ll find out why hating on Neil Young‘s Trans album means you’re an asshole and why Eminem‘s, well, bad.
To read the story go here.
Filed under Music, Relationships, Shameless Promotion
Eminem, Peaches and Rob Zombie
The Toronto International Film Festival announced a number of its music related movies earlier this week and Sarah was in on the announcement.
There’s going to be some fascinating stuff: Peaches is going to be doing a musical, that will be a film, Rob Zombie‘s horror flick Lords Of Salem will premiere, and Snoop Dogg will document his transformation into Bob Marley’s ghost as Snoop Lion. There’s also a movie with Eminem in it. And more.
To read all about it, head over the latest place Team Risky Fuel has started contributing to, Huffington Post Music Canada, by clicking here.
Filed under Films, Music, Shameless Promotion
Religious protesters want Lady Gaga to go to hell
On any given day, in any town or city, anywhere in the world, there’s probably some crackdown/protest/sinister bullshit happening that’s attempting to prevent people from rockin’ and dancin’.
Basically, the people behind these crackdowns hate music and they hate life and they’re assholes.
Anyway, in lieu of the latest round of anti-Lady Gaga protests in the Philippines and such, Sarah was tasked to find other examples of The Man cracking down on rock ‘n’ roll.
It turns out there were no shortage of examples, from Elvis Presley to Eminem to The Beatles to you name it. Basically, the government is afraid of musicians.
To read about this story, head over to Spinner by clicking here.
Filed under Concerts, Culture, Music, Politics, Shameless Promotion
Kurt Cobain
Spinner has just debuted a new weekly feature that Aaron’s authoring called “This Week In Music History.”
It is exactly what the title says it is.
This week’s column featured Kurt Cobain, Metallica, Marvin Gaye, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Proof and Iron Maiden.
To find out why they made music history, click here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
Risky Fuel 