Technical difficulties during a post game concert by Avril Lavigne led the pop star to unleash a series of expletives towards the family laden baseball crowd.Avril Lavigne found herself in hot water on Saturday when her expletive filled rant was heard by over 24,000 people at a Tampa Bay Rays' baseball in Tampa, Florida.
The 26 year old singer experienced technical problems during her performance at the game, eliciting boos from the crowd. LavigneAvril Lavigne, it’s like we’re in 2002 again, back when you had your wee little ties and Manic Panic streaked hair and zip up hoodie okay, well, maybe not that much has changed since then. That being said, unlike the actions of the skate pop princess a decade ago, Avril Lavigne swearing at a Tampa Devil Rays game this Saturday was immediately followed by an apology, rather than a lot of silent eye rolling and heaving sighs like we would have expected. After the crowd started to boo Lavigne during a break caused by a technical difficulty, Avril snarled that such things f'king happen on a baseball field. Avril then slammed every door in Tropicana Stadium and screamed for her mom to get out of her room already.

On Sunday, the Rays chided Lavigne’s potty mouth, saying “The Rays demand profanity free performances from all of our concert performers and we are extremely disappointed by the language used in last night’s show.” Later Avril apologized for the profanity to the crowd, explaining, “We just had so much fun tonight and we want to take the tirade out and say thank you to the Tampa Bay Rays! I’m truly sorry if anyone was offended by my language.” Avril then purchased everything in an entire Hot Topic, because girlfriend isn’t that mature.

Amy Poehler has cited the classic sitcom All in the Family as the most significant influence on her approach to comedy.All in the Family, which was based on the British series Till Death Us Do Part , followed the exploits of curmudgeon Archie Bunker and his bumbling family for nine seasons on CBS in the 1970s. sometimes bigoted Bunker.All in the Family was my favourite sitcom growing up," she said. "I loved Archie Bunker like all my favourite characters, he seemed to live when I wasn't watching. I could picture what he did over the weekend."While Poehler lavished praised on All in the Family, she also revealed that she can't live without the Law & Order franchise."I panic that there will be a time when it isn't on TV,she remarked. "When I'm not in New York, it makes me miss New York. I think about all the people angry that their streets are being closed off. And I feel like late Law & Order star] Jerry Orbach might be someone that I will get to meet in heaven."Amy Poehler, the American comedian and star of Saturday Night Live, has made a cameo appearance in the season two finale of web-series 'Broad City'. Amy Poehler delighted fans by making a hilarious appearance in Iiana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson's acclaimed internet comedy show.

The comedy duo, who also performs live under the 'Broad City' name, wrapped up season two by enlisting the help of Poehler and Kristen Schaal. In her short cameo, Poehler is seen running through the streets of New York with Glazer and Jacobson, before crashing into man carrying a tray of oranges. As she feigns injury on the floor, Poehler tells the duo to 'go on without her', shouting, "Save yourself. There's too many oranges. They're too heavy, there's too many of them, they keep coming", adding, "You guys are really in the zone, just go with the flow and live your dreams". Poehler, best known for playing 'Leslie Knope' on Nbc's hit comedy 'Parks and Recreation', recently voiced characters for the animated movies 'Megamind', 'Hoodwinked 2' and 'Alvin and the Chipmunks, Chip-Wrecked".Amy Poehler was a cast-member on Saturday Night Live between 2001 and 2008. During her time on the show she was famed for her impersonations of A list stars, most notably Britney Spears, Madonna, Avril Lavigne, Sharon Stone and LINDSAY LOHAN.