The White Stripes say the Air Force Reserve used one of their songs without permission in an American football championship Super ... more info

Guardian Music — Finally! The fun Mariah is back, kitsch and kooky in blazing red-and-white two-tone glory. All without a unicorn in sightWhile serious film people sigh in awe at her performance in miseryfest Oscar nomination Precious ("Gasp! She has a visible facial... more info

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ContactMusic — The man behind the U.S. Air Force Reserve's new TV ad has apologised to WHITE STRIPES star JACK WHITE for the similarity of the tune in his commercial to the rocker's FELL IN... more info

Perez Hilton — When The White Stripes threatened legal action for what they assumed was an illegal re-recording of their song used in a recruitment commercial for the Air Force, the military did something they're definitely not used to - they backed down! "The Air... more info

NME — Composer Kem Fraft apologies for simiarities but the track has his more info

The band said they are insulted their song was used during the Super Bowl to encourage recruitment during a war they don't support. more info

MTV.com News — Force says the ad soundtrack's similarity to 'Fell in Love With a Girl' was unintentional.By Joel Hanek White Stripes' Jack White Photo: MTV News The U.S. Air Force has pulled the ad in which the White Stripes claim a re-recording of their... more info

VH1 News — The U.S. Air Force has pulled a recruitment ad that aired during the Super Bowl after the White Stripes complained that it appeared to use a re-recording of their song without permission. more info

Rolling Stone — The musician responsible for scoring the Air Force Reserve’s Super Bowl commercial that sounds similar to the White Stripes’ “Fell in Love with a Girl” has taken full responsibility for the controversy, absolving the Air Force Reserve of any ... more info