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'''Courtney Love''' (born Love Michelle Harrison - her mother changed her name to Courtney while she was still a baby - ], ]) '''Courtney Love''' (born Love Michelle Harrison - her mother changed her name to Courtney while she was still a baby - ], ])
(some sources say ]) was a ] and ] for the ow defunct ] ] and occasional ] and ]. She release her first solo effort February 10th 2004. Love is the widow of ] (1967 - 1994), singer in the band ], with whom she has one daughter, Frances Bean Cobain. (some sources say ]) was a ] and ] for the now defunct ] ] and occasional ] and ]. She release her first solo effort February 10th 2004. Love is the widow of ] (1967 - 1994), singer in the band ], with whom she has one daughter, Frances Bean Cobain.


In her early career Love modelled a ']' look, which she was accused of having ripped off of ] of ]. Courtney herself stated that the look was inspired by ] of ] rock group ]. Love's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels. In her early career Love modelled a ']' look, which she was accused of having ripped off of ] of ]. Courtney herself stated that the look was inspired by ] of ] rock group ]. Love's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels.
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In the ] film '']'', Love received considerable acclaim for her role as ] wife, Althea. In the ] film '']'', Love received considerable acclaim for her role as ] wife, Althea.
In ], she pleaded innocent to ] ] ], related to possession of ]s, In ], she pleaded innocent to ] ] ], related to possession of ]s.
as her acting and musical careers seem to have come to a standstill.


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* Criticism of the music industry: "" "an unedited transcript of Courtney Love's speech to the Digital Hollywood online entertainment conference, given in New York on May 16. ''(presumably 2000)''" * Criticism of the music industry: "" "an unedited transcript of Courtney Love's speech to the Digital Hollywood online entertainment conference, given in New York on May 16. ''(presumably 2000)''"

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Courtney Love (born Love Michelle Harrison - her mother changed her name to Courtney while she was still a baby - July 9, 1965) (some sources say 1964) was a singer and guitarist for the now defunct band Hole and occasional model and actress. She release her first solo effort February 10th 2004. Love is the widow of Kurt Cobain (1967 - 1994), singer in the band Nirvana, with whom she has one daughter, Frances Bean Cobain.

In her early career Love modelled a 'baby doll' look, which she was accused of having ripped off of Kat Bjelland of Babes in Toyland. Courtney herself stated that the look was inspired by Christina Amphlett of 1980s rock group The Divinyls. Love's style has since evolved, and she has modelled for more sophisticated, designer labels.

Love attempted to begin a 'punk rock femme supergroup' during summer/autumn 2001 called Bastard. Hole broke up in 2001, amidst continuing litigation. Love in October 2001 performed in some solo shows as an opening act. Courtney Love has also been an outspoken critic of the music industry, which she says exploits musicians unfairly.

In the 1997 film The People vs. Larry Flynt, Love received considerable acclaim for her role as Flynt's wife, Althea. In 2003, she pleaded innocent to felony drug charges, related to possession of painkillers.

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