Uncle Luke Shares Incredulous Grammy Tale

Luther 'Uncle Luke" Campbell famously won a Supreme Court free speech battle in 1994 over the raunchy lyrics recited by his rap group '2 Live Crew [click here if you missed that].'

Uncle Luke shares a story about the time The Grammys invited him to the awards show and then honored Madonna for fighting for free speech...

Luther Campbell

got arrested in Miami the other day, allegedly for failure to pay child support. According to reports, Uncle Luke would be released from prison after he paid the full amount due [over 10 Gs] to Shakera Morgan, the mother of one of his children. However, Luke says his support payments are current and that the real reason for his arrest is 10 grand in past due attorney fees. Luke was released 24 hours after being arrested and has vowed to leave Miami for good.

No Pre-Nup

Luther Campbell, who recently married 27 year-old lawyer Kristin Thompson, went on the Howard Stern show yesterday to promote his new VH1 reality show Parental Advisory and let it slip that he got married without a pre-nuptial agreement. Howard told Uncle Luke that he was crazy, but Luke claimed Florida law would protect his assets and that in the event of a break-up, Kristin deserves half of any money they make during their marriage.

Luther Campbell Sued for Back Child Support

Luther Campbell is being sued by his baby mama for $40,000 in back child support, even though the child in question is now 20 years old. Davania Branch Burns, a 41-year-old fire inspector, and her 20-year-old daughter, Lutheria Campbell, live near Orlando and Davania's lawyer says, "'We want him to stand up and not be a deadbeat daddy. He needs to do the right thing. He needs to take care of his child. Why should he not pay? The ordinary working man has to pay." Drivers with delinquent support obligations can have their license suspended under Florida law. Davania has filed court papers requesting that be done until Uncle Luke pays what he owes her daughter.

Uncle Luke Loses 50 Cent Lawsuit

Everybody knows the only reason 50 cent was said

"It's ya birthday", is because of Uncle Luke.

But a Judge judge in Miami dismissed the copyright infringement

suit Luke brought against 50 Cent for saying "it's ya birthday"

at the beginning of "In Da Club".

The judge ruled the phrase a "common, unoriginal, and

noncopyrightable element of the song" and not

entitled to copyright protection.

(yahoo)