People.com — The singer is in hot water after comparing President Obama to Hitler more info

Starpulse — TV bosses have ditched Hank Williams, Jr.'s iconic football anthem from a sports show in America after the singer compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler in a TV interview. The opinionate... more info

CNN Showbiz — For the first time in years, "Monday Night Football" viewers did not hear Hank Williams Jr.'s intro "Are You Ready for Some Football?" after ESPN pulled the song from the broadcast following remarks Williams made about President Barack Obama. ... more info

ContactMusic — TV bosses have ditched Hank Williams JR s iconic football anthem from a sports show in America after the singer compared U S President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler in a TV interview The opinionated star was a guest on Fox news show Fox Friends on Mon... more info

411 Mania — He was “misunderstood…” more info

411 Mania — Are you ready to compare President Obama to Hitler? more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — If you have a long road trip to take to see an old lover who ripped out your heart, who probably doesn’t want to see you or doesn’t know you’re on the way and might not even live in that... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Asked to explain an analogy, Williams said Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are "the enemy," adding for some reason that they were "The Three Stooges." more info

E! Online — Monday Night Football may sound different tonight. ESPN opted to pull its classic opening theme song after Hank Williams Jr.—whose "All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday... more info

USA Today Music — A diverse set of artists brings Hank Williams' final works to brilliant light. more info