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Remember Fred Durst and Osama bin Laden? Jay Stephenson GenerationSnooki.com March 22, 2011 Osama bin Laden and Fred Durst have to be frustrated these days. Their fame and notoriety peaked in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but the media doesn’t seem to care about them anymore. And both hold an equal place in our current president’s mind: Gone. Watching the U.S. attempt to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi on CNN for Bin Laden has be the similar to Durst watching Eminem on the MTV music awards. There was a time both these men were relevant in the public’s mind, but the...

HAVING regular sex helps you become a better public speaker, a study claims. But it has to be the real thing. Full sex, with a partner of the opposite sex, works better than any other kind of "gratification", according to university experts. Other forms were not as effective in calming the nerves and relieving stress but were still better than no nookie at all. The University of Paisley asked 24 female and 22 male volunteers to keep a fortnight's diary of their sexual activities, detailing what they did, when and how often. After the two-week trial, volunteers undertook tasks including...

MARCH 4--One week after a sex video starring Fred Durst began circulating on the Internet, the Limp Bizkit front man has filed a $80 million lawsuit against web sites that posted the footage and stills from the singer's X-rated romp with a former girlfriend. In a federal copyright infringement/invasion of privacy complaint filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Durst notes that he recorded the racy video around 2003 (with the consent of his partner) and that it was "never intended to be shown to the public." In a declaration filed with the lawsuit, Peter Katsis, Durst's personal...

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Sheryl Crow wore a white T-shirt emblazoned with "War Is Not the Answer" when she accepted her American Music Award in January. Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst was received with cheers when he said, "This war has got to go away as soon as possible" during the Grammy telecast. But when Natalie Maines of the country music trio the Dixie Chicks said from a London stage that she was "ashamed" that President Bush was from Texas, the result was quite different. Angry fans flooded radio stations in San Diego, Nashville and Dallas with calls demanding that the Dixie Chicks' music...