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Posted at 07:01 AM ET, 03/28/2011

In other news: Bret Michaels sues the Tony Awards for on-stage head injury

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Michaels performing in Phoenix last week. (Darryl Webb/AP - AP) When Bret Michaels got whacked in the head at the 2009 Tony Awards by a piece of stage set, the resulting video clip went viral — we all had a good laugh about it, right? But now the rocker blames the injury with causing his near-fatal 2010 brain hemorrhage. He filed suit Friday in L.A. against the Tonys, saying producers failed to give him proper onstage directions. “They must be held accountable for almost killing Bret,” said his lawyer in a statement to reporters.

See the video (and don’t laugh this time, okay?)...

Video: Bret Michaels at the 2009 Tony Awards

By The Reliable Source | 07:01 AM ET, 03/28/2011

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