Taylor Swift has been doing a lot of rad covers in concert lately. Earlier this month, she did the Dixie Chicks and Friday night in Grand Rapids, Michigan, she covered Eminem's Lose Yourself and Uncle Kracker's Smile.
Loved it when the crowd joined in! She's just so cute! Ch-ch-check it out above!
Thankfully, though, lead singer Natalie Maines has recorded a lovely cover of the Beach Boys classic God Only Knows for the upcoming final season of Big Love.
After taking a 4-year break, the Dixie Chicks are heading out for a North American Tour. It starts June 8th with acts such as The Eagles and Keith Urban coming along.
CLICK HERE to see their very minimal tour schedule!
The lawsuit against the singer, filed by Terry Hobbs for defamation, has been dismissed!
In a letter on her website, Natalie accused Hobbs of being involved in the death of his son and two other 8-year boys that took place in Arkansas 15 years ago.
Three teenagers were convicted of the deaths, yet many, including Maines, believe that they are innocent.
U.S. District Judge Brian Miller threw out the case because Hobbs could not prove "actual malice" as she did not believe the statements to be false nor did she make them with "reckless disregard" for the truth.
Lead singer Natalie Maines is being sued for defamation by the stepdad of one of three 8-year-old boys killed back in 1993.
The incident involved the death of three kids and their three suspected murderers, Jason Baldwin, Damien Echols and Jessie Misskelley.
One of the boys' step-dads, Terry Hobbs, is apparently upset with a comment Natalie made about him.
Maines was at a rally in Little Rock last December when she claimed the three "suspected murderers" were innocent and that new evidence showed step-dad Hobbs was the killer.
Before that she wrote a letter on her site in November 2007 in which she claimed new DNA testing of hair from the crime scene linked Hobbs to the killings, adding that his behavior after the murders showed his guilt.
But the lawsuit claims her remarks are false and Hobbs is seeking compensatory and punitive damages as he claims he's suffered from emotional distress, loss of income, and injury to his reputation.
According to the lawsuit, Maines' statements were "so extreme in degree as to be beyond the pale of decency and to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in civilized society."
Hobbs said earlier this year that "I want people to know I haven't done nothing wrong. I want them to hear it from me."
The Lucky Ones from The Dixie Chicks was originally written as the theme song to the recently released, Neil Burger film of the same name starring Rachel McAdams, Tim Robbins and Michael Pena, but was pulled from the film when no agreement was reached on licensing fees.
As a result, the ladies have decided to release the song on the Internets as a gift to their fans while they are in between songs.
The Luxor headlining illusionist was recorded having quite the verbal altercation with Joe Monti, one of his magic producers on Wednesday, during which Angel is heard threatening to knock him out - and now he's had a police report filed against him!
Give it a listen (above)!
Furthermore, Monti later said to authorities that he recorded the meeting because Angel has a history of bullying employees!
He explains:
“I wanted him to know how demeaning he was. I created 50-60 percent of the magic for ‘Mindfreak.' I have no reason to do anything vindictively but I draw the line on violence.”
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