Hole

Rule number one for musicians performing live: Never piss off the sound guy, or the dude recording your show.  One will make you sound like crap once at the show, the other will share your awfulness with the world many times over! That's exactly what this guy has done.

Courtney Love's memoir is not progressing to her satisfaction, but she did offer some hope for a potential reunion of Hole's classic lineup.

The seeds have been sewn over the last couple of years, but now comes word that Courtney Love will indeed reunite with classic members from Hole's past for new music. In a new interview, Love reveals she's back working with bassist Melissa Auf Der Maur, guitarist Eric Erlandson and drummer Patty Schemel.

Courtney Love doesn't seemed ashamed about her onstage meltdown a few days ago in Brazil. The Hole frontwoman was still fuming about former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl after their set at the SWU Festival in San Paulo. Love was interviewed backstage and said Grohl doesn't deserve any Nirvana money, despite being in the band.

There are few people in the entertainment industry who are as polarizing as Courtney Love. The widow of Kurt Cobain has taken criticism for exploiting her late husband's death, tainting the Nirvana legacy, being a crappy mother and the list goes on. However, Love has never been the one to just sit there and take it. The Hole frontwoman has lashed out at critics plenty of times, and she showed her