The American Idol contestants are horrible choosers of songs this time. Voices are ok, but how can you tell when some silly "bunt" is singing "Betty Davis Eyes?"
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Big Blue Owl
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Anybody can whine and winge into a mic, do tons of '60s drugs and write freaky lyrics. I think Dylan was lucky to be born in the time that he was. If he came out new today I doubt that anyone would get it.
The American Idol contestants are horrible choosers of songs this time. Voices are ok, but how can you tell when some silly "bunt" is singing "Betty Davis Eyes?"
The American Idol contestants are horrible choosers of songs this time. Voices are ok, but how can you tell when some silly "bunt" is singing "Betty Davis Eyes?"
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FTFYBig Blue Owl wrote:Anybody can whine and winge into a mic, do tons of '60s drugs and write freaky lyrics. I think Dylan was lucky to be born in the time that he was. If he came out new today I doubt that anyone would get it.
The American Idol contestants are horrible choosers of songs this time. Voices are ok, but how can you tell when some silly "bunt" is singing "Bette Davis Eyes?"
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Big Blue Owl
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Ruben Studdard faces nearly $200,000 in tax liens
Ruben Studdard better have some deep pockets.
The "American Idol" second-season champ owes more than $193,000 in
back taxes to the state and federal governments and has thus been hit
with liens on "all property" he owns, The Birmingham News reported
Saturday.
According to an Internal Revenue Service filing in Jefferson County
Probate Court obtained by The News, Studdard owes $171,911 in federal
income taxes. In addition, two separate liens filed by the Alabama
Department of Revenue indicate he owes another $21,731 in state
income taxes.
The legal claims on property owned by Studdard to cover his unpaid taxes
from 2003 and 2005 were filed earlier this year, according to The News.
While efforts to reach Studdard were unsuccessful, his Birmingham-based
lawyer Byron Perkins said his client is "in good shape financially" and
should be able to pay his debts.
"Ruben is doing well," Perkins told The News. "We think he'll probably be
able to take care of this."
Despite the fact Studdard was dropped by his J Records label in
December he still plans to release a new album on December 1 and has
a national tour planned for the fall, which Perkins told The News should
help him generate additional revenue to settle any debts.
In addition, Studdard is also an investor in a night club in Birmingham's
yet-to-be-started entertainment district -- The Forge, which is planned by
the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.
"[Studdard has] got some explaining to do," Convention Complex
developer John Elkington told The News before expressing optimism the
situation will be resolved.
"Ruben's is a money problem. You can always solve that somehow."
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Ruben Studdard better have some deep pockets.
The "American Idol" second-season champ owes more than $193,000 in
back taxes to the state and federal governments and has thus been hit
with liens on "all property" he owns, The Birmingham News reported
Saturday.
According to an Internal Revenue Service filing in Jefferson County
Probate Court obtained by The News, Studdard owes $171,911 in federal
income taxes. In addition, two separate liens filed by the Alabama
Department of Revenue indicate he owes another $21,731 in state
income taxes.
The legal claims on property owned by Studdard to cover his unpaid taxes
from 2003 and 2005 were filed earlier this year, according to The News.
While efforts to reach Studdard were unsuccessful, his Birmingham-based
lawyer Byron Perkins said his client is "in good shape financially" and
should be able to pay his debts.
"Ruben is doing well," Perkins told The News. "We think he'll probably be
able to take care of this."
Despite the fact Studdard was dropped by his J Records label in
December he still plans to release a new album on December 1 and has
a national tour planned for the fall, which Perkins told The News should
help him generate additional revenue to settle any debts.
In addition, Studdard is also an investor in a night club in Birmingham's
yet-to-be-started entertainment district -- The Forge, which is planned by
the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.
"[Studdard has] got some explaining to do," Convention Complex
developer John Elkington told The News before expressing optimism the
situation will be resolved.
"Ruben's is a money problem. You can always solve that somehow."
http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/idol ... s-8491.php
Don't start none...won't be none.
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Big Blue Owl
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Big Blue Owl
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I'm only kidding about him being the greatest, but he is a good songwriter.Raiden wrote:Never heard of him.CygnusX1 wrote: Besides, everybody knows that MARSHALL CRENSHAW is the greatest
songwriter of all time.
He's a one-hit wonder himself, but he's written some gems for others.
Don't start none...won't be none.
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