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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The rock band Nine Inch Nails said on Friday it canceled plans to appear on next week's MTV Movie Awards after the network questioned the band's plans to perform in front of an image of President Bush. >> Reuters
Gotshrimp >> What can we say? MTV is most probably 'not afraid', but shareholders woudn't be amused ;-( But on the other hand, let the music be the message. VIVA!
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