Melissa Etheridge is mourning the loss of her friend David Crosby, who sadly died at the age of 81.
The 61-year-old musician said that she was grateful that he gave her the “gift of family.”
David was the sperm donor for two of Melissa and her then-partner, Julie Cypher‘s children, Bailey and Beckett.
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David Crosby has sadly died at the age of 81.
The legendary entertainer was one of the founder members of the bands The Byrds and Crosby, Still, & Nash. The news of his death comes as a surprise to fans as he was still active on his Twitter account just one day ago.
David‘s wife Jan Dance announced the news in a statement.
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Phoebe Bridgers gave an amazing performance on Saturday Night Live this past weekend, and during the live broadcast, she did something that went viral.
The 26-year-old singer smashed her guitar, ala old school rockers, live on the air, which caused a mixture of reactions.
Well, musician David Crosby is one of the people who criticized Phoebe‘s choice to destroy the musical instrument.
If you don’t know, David is the founding member of both Crosby Stills & Nash and The Byrds.
It started when David was asked, “What did you think of Phoebe Bridgers‘ attempt to smash a guitar last night on SNL?” He responded, “Pathetic.”
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David Crosby is the man who donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and her former partner Julie Cypher so that they could have their son Beckett. Now, he is reacting to the young man’s death.
Beckett passed away this week at the young age of 21 from an opioid overdose. Melissa spoke out with a statement on Wednesday to reveal the cause of death.
In a tweet that has since been deleted, David responded to someone who claimed that he “played no other part” in Beckett‘s life after donating his sperm. He reportedly responded to the tweet by saying, “Not true,” according to the New York Daily News.
Another fan reached out and asked if he expects any of the other Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young guys to reach out to him about the death of Beckett.
“I doubt it but …you never know,” he responded.
Last year, David made headlines after he was thrown out of an interview for things he said.
I doubt it but …you never know https://t.co/ydZ1lRW4Dd
— David Crosby (@thedavidcrosby) May 14, 2020
Legendary singer David Crosby was thrown out of The Hollywood Reporter‘s interview studio after he went off the rails during a podcast with awards columnist Scott Feinberg.
The interview was intended to be a career retrospective to promote David‘s new documentary David Crosby: Remember My Name. At the beginning of the interview, Scott made this known and David said to ask anything.
Things seemed to be going well, but David got impatient with talking about things that are covered in the documentary and told Scott to just read his books.
The interview ended after David told Scott, “You’re kind of a dumb guy, you know that?”
“Well, I can understand why some of these other guys have a problem with you. If you don’t wanna do it, don’t do it. But don’t come here and insult me,” Scott said in response.
Scott later tweeted, “Unfortunately, I just had to throw David Crosby out of our podcast studio because he was so incredibly rude. I’m debating whether or not to air the half-hour we recorded before I’d had enough. You should still go see the new doc DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME, which is very good.”
It’s worth noting that Scott is one of the most respected journalists in the business and has done hundreds of podcasts with awards candidates, plus has hosted THR‘s award-winning roundtable discussions.
Cameron Crowe, who produced the documentary, praised the interview.
“It’s 26 minutes of one of the best, most detailed Crosby interviews I’d ever heard. Make that 35 minutes of the best Crosby interview. I never knew John Sebastian was considered, and never heard that Stills rap about blues in the band. I’m telling ya, this is a high-quality interview,” he said.
You can listen to the full interview on iTunes.
Unfortunately, I just had to throw David Crosby out of our podcast studio because he was so incredibly rude. I’m debating whether or not to air the half-hour we recorded before I’d had enough. You should still go see the new doc DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME, which is very good.
— Scott Feinberg (@ScottFeinberg) July 20, 2019
Robert Downey Jr. happily strikes a pose alongside director Dexter Fletcher while attending the Sony Pictures Classics and Cinema Society screening of David Crosby: Remember My Name held at the United Artists East Hampton Cinema on Saturday (July 13) in East Hampton, New York.
The guys were joined at the event by the documentary’s subject David Crosby and his wife Jan Dance, Don Lemon and partner Tim Malone, Martha Stewart, Brooke Shields, Jane Krakowski, Howard Stern and wife Beth Stern, Cuba Gooding Jr. and soap star Kane Manera.
This Robert and Dexter Fletcher‘s first appearance since it was revealed that he’s taking over from Guy Ritchie as the director of Sherlock Holmes 3.
Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are both signed to return, and Warner Bros has already scheduled Sherlock Holmes 3 for December 21, 2021.
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