I honestly couldn't be more content." Though she's "absolutely in love and in a committed relationship," Simpson says she's in no rush to speed up the pace, especially after what she's seen happen with her sister's much-publicized marriage and divorce. When he comes around, everything changes.
"He's the yin to my yang," Simpson told the magazine. Among the provisions the artists are most adamant about fighting are lawsuits against people who share music illegally online and digital locks that restrict how a digital song can be used or shared.Īshlee Simpson has been scandal-free since November, and she tells Teen People for its June/ July "25 Hottest Under 25" cover story that the shift can be attributed to now-serious boyfriend Braxton Olita, the guitarist in her band. The acts wanting a voice in how the legislation is drafted include Avril Lavigne, Sum 41, Barenaked Ladies, Sarah McLachlan and members of Broken Social Scene, according to a Canadian Press report. A group of prominent Canadian musicians has banded together to demand a say in the push to toughen copyright legislation north of the border. But as for fans who planned to go to the earlier shows, the band is asking them to return their tickets to the original point of purchase. Sevendust will be back on the road May 13 for a show in Corpus Christi, Texas, and complete the tour May 25 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Thanks to a broken bone in guitarist John Connolly's left hand, the band has been forced to cancel all its early May gigs. Sorry bro, looks like those Sevendust tickets you're holding are null and void.
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