Love them or hate them, celebrities are a huge part of pop culture as we follow their trials and tribulations navigating their way throughout Hollywood. As much as we love to hear about various celebrity triumph, we also can’t help be a bit obsessed with a good amount of their drama as well. While many […]
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(PCM) According to the San Francisco Chronicle, newly released documents show that these 21 songs are put on 24 hour loops and used by the CIA to torture people:
“Dirrty” by Christina Aguilera
“The Real Slim Shady” by Eminem
“Zikrayati (My Memories)” by Mohamed el-Qasabgi
Playing the Meow Mix commercial jingle
“I Love You” by Barney the dinosaur
“Babylon” by David Gray
The “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack
“Take Your Best Shot” by the band Dope
“We Will Rock You” by Queen
“The Beautiful People” by Marilyn Manson
“F— Your God” by the band Deicide
The Tupac Shakur album “All Eyez on Me”
“Bodies” by the band Drowing Pool
Songs from “Sesame Street”
“Baby, One More Time” by Britney Spears
“Enter Sandman” by Metallica
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(PCM) No stranger to walking the unbeaten path, Prince decided to delete his Facebook and twitter and removed all of his music from Youtube today (Nov. 25), causing some panic among his fans.
Not much will change for fans of the singer-songwriter/actor/multi-instrumentalist though; Prince rarly posted on his Facebook or Twitter. In September, the artist held a three-hour Q&A on his Facebook page, only to answer one question regarding the ideal frequency of recorded music.
Though he had a promising start on the site, Prince was also very inactive on Twitter, with most of the tweets on his shared account with his backing band, 3rdEyeGirl, coming from 3rdEyeGirl.
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