Jack Black covers Kung Fu Fighting

Jack Black has joined forces with Gnarls Barkley's Cee-Lo to cover Carl Douglas' 1974 disco hit 'Kung Fu Fighting'.
Billboard reports that the song will feature on the soundtrack to Black's new animated film 'Kung Fu Panda'.
The film also features the vocal talents of Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman and Jackie Chan.
Commenting, Cee-Lo said: "It was inspiring and an honour to have the opportunity to reintroduce the record to a brand new audience, sprinkled with a little of me on top."

Gandalf and Galadriel

   
Artist: Gandalf and Galadriel

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Harry Potter - Potter Fan Weeps In Court

Cowell angry over Osbourne's behaviour

Cowell angry over Osbourne's behaviour

Simon Zelotes Cowell has criticised Sharon Osbourne, describing her recent literary criticism of comrade 'X-Factor' approximate Dannii Minogue as "legal injury".
Speech production to the Sunday Mirror, Cowell said that he was unhappy around Osbourne's appearance on 'The Graham flour Norton Show', where she claimed that Minogue had but been hired for her looks.
Cowell said: "You see a grownup Sharon behaving like this in public. I conceive it's wrong. Certain things should be done behindhand closed doors - the spotlight shouldn't be taken from the contestants. I like Sharon would inquire my advice before she does things alternatively of trying to deal with it herself."
"Sharon would be the first to admit that we've had a turbulent human relationship o'er the death trey or little Joe years, just I've got to know her a lot better this year," he added.
Cowell besides insisted that Minogue had more than enough experience to justify her position as a label on the show.
He said: "I was intrigued as to whether or not she could do the job. She's done a gross ton of songs, movies, 'Grease' and 'Home and Away'. That's exactly the sort of have you need to be a judge. And she's worked harder with the artists than anyone else. She did 20-hour days."
Asked if entirely of the judges will be back next year, Cowell replied: "A one C per cent - if they potty get on."