411 Mania — LL Cool J and Toby Keith not happy... more info

Rolling Stone — In 2008, rockers rallied to prevent the GOP from using their music without permission. Now two musicians are protesting one famous Republican’s use of old interviews. LL Cool J wants the record to show that he did not sit down for an interview with... more info

Pop Crunch — Toby Keith is the latest victim in The FOX News Channel’s Bait N’ Switch use of old interview footage for Sarah Palin’s new documentary series, debuting on the conservative cable network tonight. The country star has joined LL Cool J in ac... more info

Guardian Music — Rapper slams Fox News for using old interview to promote new Sarah Palin TV series, Real American StoriesRapper LL Cool J has criticised Fox News for using his name to promote Sarah Palin's new TV series. Advertisements for Real American Stories sugg... more info

Metal Injection — We learned a new phrase on this edition of the Metal Injection Livecast: anal runoff. Find out the contest by listening in. We also spend a healthy amount of time listening to some mash-ups that users in the chat suggested. Also, we found a new Iron... more info

MTV.com News — 'Fox lifted an old interview I gave in 2008 to someone else,' LL tweets about commercials for 'Real American Stories.'By Shaheem Reid LL Cool J Photo: Johnny Nunez/ WireImage LL Cool J took to his Twitter account to make it clear that despi... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Her first guests are Toby Keith, LL Cool J and Jack Welch. more info

Detroit Free Press — Six lucky Toby Keith fans will get to see the country music star up close and personal April 7 during an event-filled celebration at his just-opened Auburn Hills restaurant. more info

CMT — Ten years ago this week, Toby Keith's "How Do You Like Me Now?!" was at the top of the Billboard country airplay chart for the first of five weeks. So I thought I'd celebrate that anniversary by pulling out the old video, just like I've been doing ev... more info

The 9513 Country Music — Show Dog Universal’s self-proclaimed Big Dog Daddy had his days–many of them, in fact–between 2000 and 2004, a period that saw song after song howling straight to the top of the charts, and album after album (dog-friendly Pull My Chain and Unle... more info