More than 50 years after Lynyrd Skynyrd launched "Free Bird," there's finally an official music video for the rock classic.

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Tim McGraw took the high road when he spotted a man in the crowd at one of his concerts holding his middle finger up, ...

Video captured by passenger Tom Caw shows as a passenger tries to capture one of the pigeons. Caw said that as he boarded Delta Airlines flight 2348 he overheard a passenger tell a flight attendant ...

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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The AFL has spent the last month slapping wrists and fining players small change for flipping the bird. Tsk, tsk. This week the ...

Shortly after he kicked the ball forward however he was cleaned up by Lions ruckman Oscar McInerney with a downfield free kick being ... Watch the bird flipping moment in the video player above ...

Reid appeared to let his frustration get the better of him late in the Eagles’ loss to the Lions when he fired off the obscene gesture to a section of the crowd after receiving a free kick near the ...

Clearly though, he’s in the midst of an identity crisis. On the surface, he’s still a caricature of himself: flipping the bird and calling people bitches. Then, you see the spectacle of his ...

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This was how McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – dubbed The Threetles – approached the making of Free As A Bird, which came out in early December, 1995. They weren’t strictly a trio ...

Three days after flipping the bird at Lambeau Field following an ejection, Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch apologized for losing his cool. "I most definitely agree with the call," Branch told ...