The fall shows will be an all-new production and the band is pushing their own envelope once again. The production will be designed exclusively for The Joint in partnership with AEG Live. There will be plenty of surprise elements for fans and a set-list full of hits.

“We are proud to have pioneered the Las Vegas rock residency last year and can’t wait to come back this year to take it over the top with a brand new show that will be unlike anything you’ve ever seen Mötley Crüe do before,” said Nikki Sixx.

“The guys had such a wild and successful run the first time around, I’m sure they will want to do everything bigger and better this time. We are extremely excited to see what the band brings to The Joint and Vegas during their second residency,” said Paul Davis, vice president of entertainment at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

“If some is good, more is better! That was our thought when we got serious about bringing the Crüe back to The Joint. The run went so well last time…..the show was awesome, the numbers outstanding and working with the band and their management was a pleasure,” said Bobby Reynolds, Vice President of Booking for AEG Live Las Vegas. “I’m honored to bring one of the most entertaining bands ever back to their element.”

For more information visit, www.Motley.com

Check out highlights from Mötley Crüe’s 2012 residency below:

Tickets, starting at $49.50 (plus applicable service fees), go on sale Friday at 10am at the Hard Rock Hotel Box Office, all Ticketmaster locations, online at Ticketmaster.com or charge-by-phone at 800.745.3000. Mötley Crüe will perform 12 shows at The Joint. Show time is 9pm.

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Addiction specialists Jeff Van Vonderen, Candy Finnigan and Donna Chavous will return for the final episodes alongside Ken Seeley, who comes back for what’s being called “one of the most difficult and dramatic episodes in the series’ history.”

“As Intervention comes to an end, we’re proud to have paved the way for such an original and groundbreaking series,” David McKillop, Executive Vice President of Programming for A&E Network and BIO Channel, said in a statement. “We’re honored to have been a part of the 243 interventions since its premiere in March of 2005, leading to the 156 individuals that are currently sober to this day.”

(PCM) Milken Community High School (in Sherman Oaks, CA) senior Jake Davidson became a YouTube sensation with his March 16 video of him asking Upton to his prom while performing tasks including pushups, shaving and shampooing his hair to the tune over well over 2.5 million views. While disappointed that the Kate was unable to attend, he said “While I would have loved for Kate to come to my prom, I understand she is a very busy and in-demand professional. I am so grateful for Kate responding at all.”

Kate Upton, after checking her schedule, was not able to accept senior Jake Davidson’s youtube invitation to his prom, but he was happy to hear that Danish model Nina Agdal, Sports Illustrated’s Rookie of the year was willing to go. The beauty told “Inside Edition,” “I picked out my dress and now I’m ready for prom!”

Nina has modeled for Macy’s, Billabong, Frederick’s of Hollywood, and Victoria’s Secret and her first appearance in Sports Illustrated was in 2012.

Prior to her declination of the invite Kate said “I’m not sure if I’ll be able to go with him or not, due to my schedule,” Upton said. “I want to, but I just don’t know if I can make it work. But I really appreciated being asked; it made me feel really great! ”

Kate is the model of the moment, starting with being SI’s Rookie of the Year in 2011.The American model is also well know for her brief ‘Cat Daddy’ dance with Terry Richardson. She was also in the 2012 Three Stooges film as Sister Bernice.

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(PCM) A veteran pot dealer (Jason Sudeikis) creates a fake family a dork (Wil Poulter), a runaway (Emma Roberts) and a stripper (Jennifer Aniston), as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the U.S. from Mexico for his boss (Ed Helms).

In Theaters August, 9, 2013 and Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (“Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story”).

Many are looking at the picture with Vivanco as a slap in the face to husband Orlando Bloom, as it shows Vivanco’s arms loving draped around Kerr with the following words “Shooting with @marianovivanco today!” followed by an emotican heart. Bloom and Kerr have been facing several rumors in the tabloids that their marriage is on the rocks and many feel that the photo is Kerr’s blatant disrespect for her husband’s emotions.

On the other hand, Kerr had her fair share of supporters as well, many claiming that the photo only shows a friend hug between two working professionals and that everyone is making a big deal out of nothing.

What is crazy is the amount of backlash that one photo can stir up online. You be the judge…are Miranda Kerr and Mariano Vivanco getting too cozy or is this just a case of two working professionals and friends sharing a casual hug?

Let us know what you think!

Andy was best known as a comedian, an actor, an Elvis impersonator, a hoaxer, a Foreign Man (from Caspiar), and c-list lounge singer Tony Clifton, among others.

He wasn’t a serial dater, although he did date Cindy Willams (Shirley from Lavern and Shirley) and comedienne Elayne Boosler.

Debby Harry (Blondie) told me she considered him a friend as well, but didn’t elaborate. They debuted together on Broadway in ‘Teaneck Tanzi,’ a very short lived show about wrestling, years before the era of Hulk Hogan and the WWF (now WWE).

Andy sometimes opened for himself as Tony Clifton, who was jealous of Andy’s success, and made that fact very clear to both the audience and in interviews. Tony was once booked as a guest on ‘Taxi,’ and caused a scene, getting booted off set. Producers James L. Brooks and Stan Daniels later released a statement that said that although Clifton was “no longer welcome on the set”, his friend Andy Kaufman would continue in his role as Latka.

Tony Clifton (on stage):

It could be said that he invented the art of Elvis Impersonation, and the King was quoted as saying that Andy was his favorite. His character of Latka Gravas, on TV’s Taxi, was based on his Foreign Man. When on the road, people most knew him for his Latka role, and would often heckle him when he wasn’t in that character. Every comedian has a response for hecklers -  his was reading The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald to the audience aloud.

On The Tonight Show (1977):

Andy was also the self-proclaimed “Inter-Gender Wrestling Champion of the World,” offering women $1000 if they could pin him. Although there were several draws, he kept his title. He befriended pro wrestler Jerry Lawler, and they feuded on television and in areas throughout the country. At one point Jerry may or may not have broken Andy’s neck (on David Letterman). Andy wore the neck brace for nearly a year after that incident. It was probably painful, but not as severe as it was claimed.

Jim Carrey believably played Andy Kaufman in the 1999 film ‘Man on the Moon.’

Andy was also the subject of the song “Man On The Moon’ by R.E.M.

Comic Relief was started in the UK, in 1985. Comic Relief USA was started in Andy’s honor, in 1986.

The Mighty Mouse Theme (1975):

Andy found he had lung cancer in late 1983, and died on May 16, 1984. Or did he?

He did discuss faking his death with friend and sometimes partner Bob Zmuda. He was 35 when he died, and he made no secret about the sudden cancer. In many ways it was a perfect setup for a fake death, and Andy was the perfect celebrity to do it.

About three years before his death, in 1981, Kaufman met with professional hoaxer  Alan Abel, who himself successfully faked his own death – in 1979.  Abel staged his own death from a heart attack near the Sundance Ski Lodge.  Abel’s stunt was so believable it earned him an obituary in the ‘paper of record’ New York Times. Abel also started the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals (SINA), his most famous hoax. SINA’s mission was to clothe naked animals throughout the world.

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At the 2000 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, Abel introduced a campaign to ban all breastfeeding because “it is an incestuous relationship between mother and baby that manifests an oral addiction leading youngsters to smoke, drink and even becoming anti-social.”

The owner of AndyKaufmanLives.com is Stephen Maddox of Greenwood, Indiana and more than one reporter thinks he may be more than a ‘relative’ of Andy.

Kaufman’s brother, Michael Kaufman, he admitted that he didn’t always know when his brother was acting even in some of his most bizarre skits. ‘One time I told him not to let me know what was really going on, because when people asked me questions I didn’t want to lie to them,’ he told VICE Magazine in 2012.

Is Andy alive? Probably not. If he is, his reintroduction will be the single greatest performance art of all time.

Comedy is always cruel at its heart. Andy was a cruel, cruel man.

“Andy made himself the premise and the rest of the world was the punchline.”
-Robin Williams

“Did Andy influence comedy? No. Because nobody’s doing what he did. Jim Carrey was influenced—not to do what Andy did, but to follow his own drummer. I think Andy did that for a lot of people. Follow your own drumbeat. You didn’t have to go up there and say ‘take my wife, please.’ You could do anything that struck you as entertaining. It gave people freedom to be themselves.”
-Carl Reiner

“Andy Kaufman was by far the most innovative comedian at that time – although he never liked being called a comedian. With Andy, you never knew whom you were talking to. He liked to disappear into different personas offstage as well as onstage and refused to ever break character. He was a remarkable guy, but basically confusing to spend any time around.”
-Jay Leno

“When I perform, it’s very personal. I’m sharing things I like, inviting the audience into my
room.”
-Andy Kaufman

“No one has ever done what Andy did, and did it as well, and no one will ever. Because he did it first. So did Buster Keaton, so did Andy.”
-Richard Lewis

“He was a practical joker. Most practical jokers work their pranks one-on-one. Andy’s jokes were on his entire audience.”
-Joe Hummel

“T’ank you veddy much!”

After recieving an email from the child’s teachers, explaining that Kaylee was taking another child out on the playground and telling her she dressed like a slob and a sleaze for several weeks, Kaylee’s parents decided to take matters into their own hands.

In a slightly controversial decision as a way to punish Kaylee for the bullying behavior, her step-mother went down to the local thrift shop and purchased $50 worth of clothing that she knew Kaylee would be embarrassed to wear. Kaylee was in tears when she first saw the clothing, but was able to accept her punishment. Kaylee claims that her classmates talked about her behind her back while she was wearing the clothing and she did learn her lesson about treating others the way that you would like to be treated.

The school officials were made aware of Kaylee’s punishment and her new ‘wardrobe’ only lasted for two days, but that was enough for Kaylee to learn her lesson. The news about Kaylee’s punishment for bullying has brought about mixed reactions from the public with many thinking that it was too harsh, and Kaylee’s parents are bullies themselves, however many feel that it was a fantastic way to teach young Kaylee what it is like to walk in someone else’s shoes for a bit, as well as, the idea to treat others the way that you would like to be treated.

We want to hear from you!  Do you think that Kaylee’s punishment was too harsh or a good life lesson about the effects of bullying? Weigh in now!

Several sources at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, have claimed that last weekend Bynes attempted to board a private jet headed to Los Angeles, but was barred from boarding the jet because she had no form of identification. The sources go on to say that Bynes told the pilot that her drivers license has been suspended and was baffled how a celebrity could be rejected from flying. She then demanded that the pilot Google her, and began screaming “I’m Amanda Bynes”, but alas, she was not allowed to enter the plane. Google may be powerful, but not powerful enough to relinquish the need for formal identification to travel.

Bynes is already on three years of probation for driving with a suspended license and before her move to New York late last year was charged with DUI and at least two hit-and-run incidents. Her recent behavior has friends and family worried about the actress’s mental state and well-being and many have tried to reach out to Bynes to no avail. The recent pictures that Bynes has been posting up via Twitter are almost unrecognizable to the sweet and wholesome star that everyone knew and loved.

(CMT) The world’s most renowned custom motorcycle manufacturer and its fearless leader return to television in ORANGE COUNTY CHOPPERS, a new eight-episode series produced by Pilgrim Studios and premiering on CMT later this year. With OCC revitalized in killer style, the show follows Paul Teutul Sr. (“Senior”) and his team as they reach new extremes resulting in mind-blowing bikes and, of course, state-of-the-art drama. Production is slated to begin this Summer.

“We’re thrilled to be back on television doing what we do best: building outrageous custom motorcycles,” said Teutul, founder of Orange County Choppers. “We have a lot of very cool projects coming up and can’t wait to deliver on this new partnership with CMT and Pilgrim.”

Added Pilgrim Studios’ Craig Piligian, “Pilgrim’s relationship with Paul Sr. goes back more than a decade, and we’ve seen his creative and mechanical genius first-hand. We’re so glad to be working with him again and look forward to bringing OCC’s unique brand of excitement and inspiration to CMT viewers.”

In each hour-long episode of ORANGE COUNTY CHOPPERS, viewers get to see a completely different side of the OCC crew. In addition to following the build process, they also watch the guys wreak havoc on the grounds, pull insane pranks and get into explosive blowouts. Some fan favorites return along with plenty of fresh faces.

Known for his mustache, tattooed biceps and sleeveless tees, Senior has been at the helm of OCC for over ten years. In the ‘70s, he was running a steel manufacturing business when he started building motorcycles as a hobby. In 1999, Senior turned his passion project into a fabrication shop he called Orange Country Choppers. Today, the company that began as a side operation has become a world-famous empire. Senior can also add author to his repertoire; in 2010 he published The Ride of a Lifetime: Doing Business the Orange County Choppers Way, a guide to business success that also chronicles his nearly 40 years of experience in the business world.

ORANGE COUNTY CHOPPERS is executive produced by Pilgrim Studios’ Craig Piligian and Sam Korkis, and CMT’s Jayson Dinsmore, Joe Livecchi and Julia Silverton.

Fans can vote online now at CMT.com, and on their mobile device at CMT Mobile or the CMT Insider app available on iPhone, iPad and Android now through June 2 to determine the winners. The six finalists for VIDEO OF THE YEAR will be announced at the beginning of the live show and fans can then vote at CMT.com, CMT mobile, on the CMT Insider app and via text message throughout the live telecast (ET/CT only) to determine the night’s big winner.

Prior to the main event, the hottest stars in country, rock and pop culture entertainment will step out in their designer best at the 2013 CMT MUSIC AWARDS RED CARPET, hosted by CMT’s Cody Alan, Katie Cook and Allison DeMarcus LIVE on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:00 p.m., ET/PT on CMT and CMT.com. The CMT hosts will report live from the star-studded red carpet with exclusive interviews, candid moments and a first look at the fashion choices of the night’s biggest stars.

The CMT Music Awards are on Wednesday, June 5 at 8:00 p.m., ET/PT on CMT and CMT.com

Veteran live event producer Michael Dempsey returns to executive produce the 2013 CMT MUSIC AWARDS alongside director Joe DeMaio. John Hamlin and Margaret Comeaux serve as executive producers for CMT.
For more information as it becomes available, follow CMT on Twitter (@CMT), hashtag #CMTawards and become a fan of the CMT MUSIC AWARDS on Facebook.