Apparently an extra on Tombstone asked for an autograph for his kid, and as soon as he left Kurt told a production guy to have him fired. Boo, Kurt.

Yup, they're horny and often impregnated. Kurt was right.

Good God, Kerry Washington with her DSL in that teddy was the absolute height of sexuality. Rest of the movie pretty forgettable.

Armed robbery? Sure, the bathroom stuff was bad, but that other charge has got to be trumped up.

Actually I saw him in '89 and he wasn't that bad. It was around '93 that his voice really started to go, and now he just drags around his 'bullfrog crushed by a SUV' vocals with his crack band until I guess he expires.

Excuse me, Get Yer Ya-Yas Out? Fast and slow, depending (Love In Vain, Stray Cat Blues).

Yeah, that "I did it on the record" comment was so condescending to Keith, suggesting he couldn't pull it off. Berry was mean and crazy (but then again no one else in the film ever had to face segregation or get jailed for four years for taking a minor across state lines).

Keep adding your mindless 'likes' to the lie about the Stones and the TAMI show, but actually the Stones rose to the occasion following Brown and absolutely knocked out the audience, fellow performers, etc.

You have a near-sixty year music career instead of a life on a comment board then get back to us about live performing.

@avclub-2b27806676f152808879a10a18ab8f55:disqus Yeah, how can a beautiful rendition of "Helpless" compare to a little fat guy screaming "BLAH, BLAH, BLAH BLAH, BLAH BLAH BLAH"?

Or yours, Col.

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I thought it was for Easily offended over a simple spelling correction.

"I'd just like the thank the Angels for that."

My girlfriend lives in St. Louis and I still haven't had a chance to see something at the Fox Theater, where the concert took place (though there's a beautiful gold statue of Chuck on Delmar Ave., and he still performs monthly at the great Blueberry Hill restaurant up the street).

Smith's opinions of Bruce Willis and Neil Patrick Harris on youtube are actually the most interesting thing about him. Can't stand his films, but I admit the guy is a great raconteur.

You have to really listen for it, around the time they're running through Across The Universe. He says it I think right before they cut to John and Paul doing a fast, electric version of 'Two Of Us' (which incidentally has a smart cut to Yoko looking nervous over John and Paul's sudden unity at the mic). I can't…

It wasn't that they were offended by a girl in her underwear; it was that they were offended to see what resembled Madonna circa Blonde Ambition except with Down Syndrome. An uncoordinated, unholy mess. To paraphrase a critic on Bob Dylan's 'Live At Budokan' album: "The worst thing to be leveled on the American people…

Crossfire Hurricane was an AMAZING career doc.

Yeah, an ungracious little butterball, while people like Neil actually take the time to thank his hosts. What a gem of a man.

Dr. John doesn't even know what day it is.