Hello there!Today I added a new audio to the Multimedia Zone so, if you want to download or to listen this, just go there and enjoy!!– 2008-07-24 – The Kyle and Jackie O Show Thursday Have a nice day.

Leslie Greif, the executive producer of “Battleground Earth: Ludacris vs. Tommy Lee,” has a lot of experience working with big personalities and says the key to creating good TV is just to let his subjects do what they do best: Run wild. “We don’t want to control them,” said Greif, who also produces A&E’s “Gene Simmons’ Family Jewels.” “If you try to rein them in, that’s when the show starts to feel more contrived and set up. That’s fake reality.” Planet Green’s “Battleground Earth: Ludacris vs. Tommy Lee” is a 10-episode reality trip that pits the two musicians in an environmental “green-off.” With their respective “ecorages,” Lee and Chris (Ludacris) Bridges compete in a variety of Earth-friendly challenges to see who can conserve the most energy, recycle the most cans or save the most water.

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A movie about the debauched career of Motley Crue is in the pipeline, Tommy Lee has revealed.The drummer says he wants Johnny Depp to play him in the big screen adaptation, describing the acclaimed film star as “the best actor ever”.The rock icons have previously spawned two infamous books, Nikki Sixx’s “The Heroin Diaries” and Neil Strauss’s “The Dirt”, which could provide action-packed background.Speaking about the latest plans for the film, Lee said: “Johnny Depp would be my choice to play me. He’s the best (actor) ever.”We’re working on the film, trying to find the right producers and director and all that sort of stuff.”Rumours about the movie have been rife for some months, with Christopher Walken apparently cast as Ozzy Osbourne and Val Kilmer to play David Lee Roth. [Source]

I WANT to ask Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil how it feels to be a living caricature, but I’m too damn polite. I want to say, look, Vince, mate, are you for real? All that drinking, drug-bingeing and groupie-shagging.The TVs chucked out of hotel rooms and hot-pool frolics with hookers. The drunken car crashes and jail terms, the dirty syringes and blizzards of cocaine. The venereal diseases and home-made porn tapes. The trashed mansions and short-lived marriages to silicone-injected mud-wrestlers and Playboy models.It’s as if someone handed Neil a check-list of rock’n'roll cliches and he ticked them off one by one. I wonder if he has any regrets.”Nah! I have no regrets about anything” says Neil from the Motley Crue tour bus. The band is “somewhere in Ontario”, due on stage in two hours. “Everything in this life is a learning curve. You do something once and it doesn’t work, you don’t do it again. That’s how you stay successful and stay alive. To be honest, we’re all pretty lucky to have survived, but we’re still here, and we’re still touring, so why have regrets?”