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Red Hot Chili Lawsuit

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There's a new series on Showtime called "Californication." But that's also the name of a Red Hot Chili Peppers song and 1999 album.The Chili Peppers don't think that's cool. Yesterday, the band sued Showtime for using the name Californication. The show also features a character named "Dani California." That happens to be the title of a Chili Peppers song that came out last year.

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Jennifer C.:

Absolutely! The Chili Peppers have every right. Where else have you heard the term Californication or a character named Dani California other than in their songs? Showtime has been around long enough to know better.


Posted by Jennifer C. | November 20, 2007 10:09 AM PT


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