Gene Simmons of KISS speaks fluent hungarian.

According to Mike Diamond, B.E.A.S.T.I.E. stands for “Boys Entering Anarchistic Stages Towards Internal Excellence”. But he’s probably just trying to be cool.

“Ringo” means applesauce in Japanese. In 1996, Ringo Starr appeared in a japanese commercial for applesauce.

Monaco’s orchestra is larger than its army.

Poached from Urlesque

There seems to be some controversy over a new  Bret Michaels song called “Nothin’ to Lose”.   It features 17-year-old Miley Cyrus on back-up vocals and it’s about a romance, so some of the lyrics are a little sexy.  Bret, who is 46 years old,  says all the outrage is ridiculous and said  “The part where it says she slowly gets undressed, Miley says, ‘Yeah she does.’  It has no reference to her and I.  It’s not even a duet. As God is my witness, there is nothing I have to be defensive about.  I’m a good Dad”.  Bret also added that Mileys 1st concert ever was Poison and that now, he takes his kids to her concerts. 

So what do you think?  Is it appropriate for Miley to be singing these backup lyrics?  Does age matter in a song like this?  Listen to the song below, and then post your comments.

The Epitaph on Sonny Bono’s headstone reads “And the Beat Goes On.”

The goal of squirrel fishing is to lift a squirrel into the air using only a fishing pole with a nut tied to a string as bait. The fishing pole can either be a real fishing pole, or simply a long stick tied to a rope. Either way, the pole is cast in front of a hungry squirrel in the hope that he will jump for it and latch on, allowing the fisherman or fisherwoman to raise the furry little critter off the ground and into the air.