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Riding a wave of controversy, Kurt & Courtney opened in one North American theatre on 27 February 1998, where it grossed $16,835 in its opening weekend. The film's final $668,228 [16] gross was respectable considering the film's limited release (only 12 theatres at its widest point), independent distribution, documentary nature, and mixed reviews.
The album received three out of five stars from AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine, who praised some of the performance and fun of the album but concluded, "As they're both charismatic singers with a way with an elliptical melody, it's pleasant enough, but by the time its 45 minutes wrap up, Lotta Sea Lice feels like a party where the hosts are having a much better time than their guests."
In 1997, while being interviewed for the documentary film Kurt and Courtney, Hoke claimed that Courtney Love had offered him $50,000 to kill her husband Kurt Cobain, [8] whose death was ruled a suicide. Two days after being interviewed, Hoke died after being struck by a freight train while intoxicated.
Second to only Kanye West vs. Taylor Swift, the biggest feud in VMAs history occurred between Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and Guns N’ Roses' Axl Rose, who represented two polar-opposite worldviews in ...
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[citation needed] In his interview in the Kurt and Courtney film, recorded on April 11, 1997, El Duce again claimed that Love had offered him $50,000 to "whack" Kurt Cobain, and further claimed that he knew who did kill Cobain (giving the name "Allen", speculated by some to refer to the band Kill Allen Wrench), but said he would "let the FBI ...
The performance was released as a music video which peaked at number 2 on MTV's most played videos in the US in December 1994, [35] and was also played on MTV Latino, The Box, and MuchMusic in Canada. [36] It was placed in the Buzz Bin on MTV Europe, [37] before being placed into heavy rotation. [38] It was also played on Video Smash Hits and ...
Kurt Cobain performing with Nirvana at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1992. The documentary is directed by Brett Morgen, who began work in 2007 when Cobain's widow Courtney Love approached him with the idea. [2] It is the first documentary about Kurt Cobain to be made with the cooperation of his family. [2]