Music
CHUCK BERRY'S FAMILY SAYS THEY'LL TELL MORE ABOUT FINAL ALBUM THIS WEEK
ST. LOUIS (AP) Chuck Berry's family says they plan to reveal details
about his final album this week because that was the plan all along.
The Berry family has issued a statement in response to the inquiries
about the album "Chuck. Berry announced in October it would come out
this year. The family says for months a plan was in place with Dualtone
Records to release information and music from the album this week. They
say they intend to continue with that plan as a tribute to Berry. He
died Saturday at the age of 90. TEGAN AND SARA ARE CAUGHT IN YOUTUBE
RESTRICTED MODE UNDATED (AP) Tegan (TEE'-gan) and Sara are crying foul
that some of their videos are blocked under YouTube's "restricted"
setting. The setting filters content that may not be appropriate for
users under 18 years old. Tegan and Sara tweet their video for "U-Turn"
is blocked and there's nothing gay in it except them. They tweet, "Our
dancing IS pretty bad. Must be why? They say their videos for
"Alligator" and "That Girl" are restricted, but their "super gay video"
for "Be With You" is still available. It shows a lesbian marriage
proposal. YouTube says it's looking into why some videos are being
incorrectly labeled. KATY PERRY DISCUSSES HER RELIGIOUS UPBRINGING AT
HRC EVENT LOS ANGELES (AP) Katy Perry says while she's known for "I
kissed a girl and I liked it," in her words, she also "did more than
that. Perry accepted an award from the Human Rights Campaign in Los
Angeles Saturday. Perry was raised as a fundamentalist Christian and
says she was taught that homosexuality would land her in hell. She
says, "I prayed the gay away at my Jesus camps. Perry says when she
started her music career, she encountered gay people and realized they
were freer and more inclusive than anyone she had met. Sound:
168-a-20-(Katy Perry, singer, during acceptance speech at the Human
Rights Campaign event)-"have ever met (applause fades)"-Singer Katy
Perry says when she started developing her talent for music, she
encountered more gay people. (20 Mar 2017) < <
