Tommy Lee to supply cartoon voice

Posted under Cartoons, Motley Crue, Tommy Lee by Heather on Tuesday 10 June 2008 at 8:09 pm


Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee has signed on to supply the voice to a cartoon character in ‘The Life and Times of Jimmy Jaxx’. Smart Entertainment, the company behind the project, is basing the story on the life of Tommy.

It is about an out-of-control rockstar on the road who, when he gets home, reverts back to the mild-mannered family man.

Tommy’s character is led by his tattoos. They come to life when he is away from home and lead him into constant trouble.

The show is currently in development by Smart Entertainment to screen on the Fox Network.

Jennifer Lopez Gets Animated with Babies

Posted under Cartoons, Celebs Baby, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony by Heather on Wednesday 5 March 2008 at 4:08 pm

Jennifer Lopez Gets Animated with Babies

If you’re wondering where Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony got the idea of naming their twins Max and Emme, look no further than you’re TV. The twins may have gotten their names from a PBS cartoon called ‘Dragon Tales’ – it’s a kids show about a brother and sister named Max and Emmy who socialize with dragons. The show is made to help children learn life lesson through the sibling’s adventures and mixes in Spanish language to promote a bilingual experience for the audience. How come they didn’t choose to name them Dora and Diego? That pair of names works too.

Alvin and the Chipmunks Get Sued

Posted under Cartoons, Court House, Gossip, Money, Movies, Music by Heather on Saturday 26 January 2008 at 12:23 pm

Alvin and the Chipmunks Get Sued


The brains behind “Alvin and the Chipmunks” has reportedly been had by Capitol Records and now they’re filing suit. A lawsuit has been filed by Bagdasarian Productions against Capitol saying that the record company used a number of Chipmunk songs without permission. In 1968, creator Ross Bagdasarian made an agreement with Capitol stating that they had recording rights to the music and that’s it. Capitol allegedly pilfered the music by making money in movies and other ventures outside the recording industry.

Why take so long to sue? According to the suit, shortly after Ross made the agreement, he moved on from the project and then died suddenly in 1972. The family only saw the agreement in 2007.

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