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Culture Club Encore Tour at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Sunday 11 December 2016. Culture Club headlined the show after support bands Wa Wa Nee, Pseudo Echo, Eurogliders and Real Life performed their sets. Photo Ros O'Gorman

Culture Club Encore Tour at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Sunday 11 December 2016. Culture Club headlined the show after support bands Wa Wa Nee, Pseudo Echo, Eurogliders and Real Life performed their sets. Photo Ros O'Gorman

Boy George and Vince Neil Clash On TV

by Music-News.com on January 2, 2017

in News

Boy George and rocker Vince Neil clashed in the studio while filming reality show The New Celebrity Apprentice over the former Motley Crue star’s drinking.

Boy George, who is a recovering drug addict, took exception to Neil’s boozing as they attempted to record a new song as part of a challenge for the show, which debuts in America next week, and he let new Apprentice boss Arnold Schwarzenegger know just how he felt in a new clip.

“I was complaining about him drinking in the studio,” Boy George told Arnie. “I just didn’t want to be around that.”

His outburst prompted a quick response from Neil, who fired back, saying: “I’m way over 21.”

The odd couple will be joined on the new show by comedian Jon Lovitz, singer Carnie Wilson, and former football stars Eric Dickerson and Ricky Williams, among others.

Schwarzenegger replaces Donald Trump as the show’s host. Trump stepped down during his run for U.S. President.

Meanwhile, it has been almost exactly a year since Neil walked offstage after Motley Crue’s final show in Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve, 2015. He has had an eventful 2016 after fighting with a woman at the Aria hotel and casino in Las Vegas in the spring (16).

The rock star pleaded guilty to a charge of misdemeanour battery in October (16) to avoid a spell behind bars. He was fined $1,000 (£810) and ordered to undergo impulse control counselling.

The woman is also suing Neil for over $150,000 (£121,000).

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