Mocking nineties/aughties Christian rock band Creed is one of America’s greatest past times, along with baseball and (in my case) ignoring baseball. But on a recent episode of Oprah’s Where Are They Now, Creed frontman Scott Stapp throws a monkey wrench into things by daring to humanize himself.
At least one good thing is coming out of the NFL these days (besides, you know, “sport,” or whatever): a group of Carolina Panthers players have invented “Creedbombing,” the practice of screaming Creed lyrics at someone when they least expect it. Take us higher, boys!
Creed director and noted man Ryan Coogler thinks women are better filmmakers than men, which is a nice thing to say.
Creed frontman/well-known Jesus impersonator Scott Stapp is going through some stuff right now. His case attracted public attention in November, when he posted a 16-minute video to his Facebook saying that he was broke and homeless and under vicious attack by unnamed parties out to get him but was definitely not dead…
