THIS IS GONNA BE KILLER.

ROCKLAHOMA takes aim at hard rock fans with Guns N' Roses as headliner. Alice in Chains, Korn and Bush will also be on tap at the three-day event (May 24-26).

"Bush is thrilled to be playing Rocklahoma with such great bands," says Bush's Gavin Rossdale in a news release.  "We look forward to seeing you all out there."

The initial lineup includes:

Cheap Trick
Bullet for My Valentine
Papa Roach
Skillet
Hollywood Undead
Steel Panther
Asking Alexandria
Ratt
Halestorm, Device (with David Draiman)
Dokken
Clutch
Motionless In White
Big Wreck
The Sword, Young Guns
Thousand Foot Krutch
Otherwise
Red Line Chemistry
Mindset Evolution
Heaven's Basement
We As Human
American Fangs
O'Brother

Held in Pryor, Okla., outside Tulsa, the festival will pre-sell tickets Feb. 20-21 to newsletter subscribers; general admission and VIP packages go on sale Feb. 22. at ROCKLAHOMA.COM

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My husband was drivin down the road and saw this poor B#stard on the side of the road...

looks like he was lovin life alittle too much. :)

YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN ME!!

Volkswagen previewed a new ad for the Super Bowl this week, and some people are complaining because they think it's racist.  The ad is about a white guy who drives a Volkswagen, and talks in a Jamaican accent because his car makes him so happy.  (--Volkswagen has some other ads lined up if people don't like this one.  Volkswagen thinks they're safe . . . because they consulted 100 actual Jamaicans to get the accent right, and none of those people objected.)

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

BEYONCE NAILS IT.

Wow, this girl can sing!  Unbelievable. I am a new fan. James Taylor was also good, but Kelly Clarkson hit a few sour notes.

WOULD YOU RIDE IN A PLANE WITH VINCE NEIL AS A PILOT?...uh, no.

Motley Crue’s Vince Neil learns to fly in a new reality
series.

“Vince Neil Escapes” will follow Neil in his dream to
finalize his pilot’s license, for which flight training occurred on-camera
during Season three of the popular PBS aviation program, “The
Aviators.”

Episodes will accompany Neil and his girlfriend, his
manager, and his mentor/flight instructor as they embark on various whirlwind
flights across North America and the Caribbean, enjoying rock-star level
treatment along the way.

Throughout the season, Vince battles FAA
regulations to earn the right to fly on his own due to a long history of DUI
convictions, including a fatal 1984 collision where Vince’s actions killed
Hanoi Rocks drummer Nicholas “Razzle” Dingley.

Neil’s enduring
challenge is to strike a balance between his hard-partying nature and the unique
sobriety and focus required to fulfill his dream of being a full-fledged pilot.
Neil’s flight instructor and “angel on the shoulder” warns that the only
variable between Vince enjoying a casual flight and dying in a fiery disaster is
Vince himself.