Music
JUDGE ORDERS PSYCH TESTING FOR COUPLE WHO SAYS JUSTIN BIEBER TERRORIZED
THEM LOS ANGELES (AP) A judge is asking Justin Bieber's former
neighbors to prove that they're suffering from emotional distress
because Bieber egged their house in 2014. Los Angeles Superior Court
Judge Holly J. Fujie has ordered extensive psychological exams for
Jeffrey and Suzanne Schwartz. Bieber paid the Schwartzes roughly
$80,000 for damage to their home and has completed probation for
misdemeanor vandalism. The Schwartzes sued Bieber last year for
emotional distress, saying he spit on Jeffrey Schwartz and Bieber
terrorized the couple with loud parties and aggressive driving.
Bieber's attorney says he's pleased with the ruling. An attorney for
the Schwartzes could not be reached for comment. BILL WARD WON'T REJOIN
BLACK SABBATH ON FAREWELL TOUR LONDON (AP) Don't hold your breath for
drummer Bill Ward to make a surprise appearance as Black Sabbath ends
its farewell run. Ward's website responded to recent media reports that
he would play drums on the band's tour as it winds up in Britain. The
statement says, "Bill is not playing with Black Sabbath in the U.K. or
on any other dates of The End tour. Ward has been in a dispute with the
band in recent years. FORMER UNDEROATH SINGER SUFFERS MAJOR INJURIES IN
ATV ACCIDENT OCALA, Fla. (AP) Former Underoath singer Dallas Taylor is
in critical condition after an all-terrain vehicle accident near Ocala,
Florida. The Ocala Star-Banner reports Taylor was driving on church
property when the ATV went out of control and hit a sign. The ATV
landed on top of Taylor. He was not wearing a helmet. Taylor has
bleeding in his brain and a clot in his carotid artery as well as
multiple fractures. Taylor now sings for the band Maylene And The Sons
Of Disaster. CHARLIE DANIELS MAY FINALLY FINISH HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
NASHVILLE (AP) Charlie Daniels finally has an ending to his book.
Daniels says he's been working on an autobiography for 20 years and
never could find a way to finish the story. He'll be inducted into the
Country Music Hall of Fame this year, so that's how the book will end.
An exhibit on Daniels will open at the Country Music Hall of Fame and
Museum in Nashville, and he turns 80 on October 28. Daniels is billing
his Volunteer Jam in Nashville on November 30 as part of his birthday,
so he says that means his birthday will last for more than a month. The
Volunteer Jam will feature Daniels, Travis Tritt, Kid Rock, Chris
Stapleton and Larry the Cable Guy. SOUND: 015-a-17-(Charlie Daniels,
country musician, in AP interview)-"a pausing place"-Country musician
Charlie Daniels says his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame
provided him with an end for his story. ((note length of cut)) (5 Aug
2016) < <
