Kid Rock told CMT celebrity endorsement of political candidates only hurts those candidates:

"I truly believe that people like myself, who are in a position of entertainers in the limelight, should keep their mouth shut on politics. Because at the end of the day, let me tell you what I ’m good at: I’m good at writing songs and singing. What I’m not educated in is the field of political science. And so for me to be sharing my views and influencing people of who I think they should be voting for … I think would be very irresponsible on my part. So I’ll just keep my mouth shut on that. I think celebrity endorsements hurt politicians. Because as soon as somebody comes out for a politician, especially in Hollywood, when they all go, ’I’m voting for this guy!’ — I go, ’That’s not who I’m voting for!’ … As soon as Oprah Winfrey pops up and goes ’Ha-la-la-la-la,’ I’m like, ’I love Barrack Obama. I hate Oprah Winfrey.’ I don’t hate her. I just don’t believe in her, so I don’t want any part of any of that. I think celebrities hurt politicians."

It is because of celebrites like Oprah, and Matt Damon, that Sarah Palin has become even more appealing to voters in America.

Kid Rock, and some random black guy, got into a fight over a girl. It wasn’t a fair fight though, since Kid was backed up by all his bodyguards. See all the trashy action in the Waffle House security camera video above. Who knew there were security cameras in restaurants?

Minutes before he was to head on stage Friday around 3:30 pm at the Download Music Festival in England, Kid Rock (37) was rushed to the Hospital. Kid was suffering from stomach cramps and dehydration.

He had reportedly attended a late-night event at Central London’s Whisky Mist nightclub that had continued into the early hours of June 13.

A jury has dismissed a lawsuit Friday against Kid Rock (37). Ann Kozlowski (29) sued for $25,000 in damages after she said Rock "roughed her up" outside his Michigan recording studio. Police had investigated claims, but found insufficient evidence to bring charges. Kozlowski’s attorney says he will appeal the ruling. When you’re rich and famous, someone always wants a piece of you.

Kid Rock is now facing a $15 Million filed by three men who allege they were beaten.

The alleged incident took place back in 2006 outside the Hollywood hotspot Teddy’s at the Roosevelt Hotel. According to the lawsuit, filed yesterday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Michael Medlin, Carlos Bonilla, and Jose Perez were waiting outside with a small camera and autograph books. They claim they were beaten up and even had their cameras and bags stolen.

The suit also names the Roosevelt Hotel and Teddy’s as defendants, saying the security was so negligent, it created a "dangerous and hazardous condition."

The $15 million figure already looks completely ridiculous. Even if this were true, the suit will either get thrown out, or they might get their emergency room visit paid for, plus new cameras. Kid Rock should instruct his lawyers to do some digging into these guys’ backgrounds. There’s a good chance there’s some good dirt that will shed some light on this case.