Legendary daredevil Evel Knievel has filed a lawsuit against rapper Kanye West [ tickets ] over West's music video for the song "Touch the Sky."

In the video, West, while portraying a character dubbed "Evel Kanyevel," is seen wearing a replica of Knievel's red-white-and-blue jumpsuit while simulating Knievel's 1974 attempt to jump Idaho's Snake River Canyon in a rocket. Knievel's lawsuit, which reportedly was filed Monday (12/11) in a Tampa, FL, court, claims West infringed on Knievel's trademarked name and likeness.

"That video that Kanye West [ tickets ] put out is the most worthless piece of crap I've ever seen in my life, and he uses my image to catapult himself on the public," Knievel, 68, told the Associated Press.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke [ tickets ] has posted at his website remixes of two tracks originally featured on his solo debut, this year's "The Eraser."

The cuts--"Analyse" (remixed by Various) and "The Clock" (remixed by Surgeon)--are available for the next six days as free downloads.

Singer/actor Jamie Foxx [ tickets ] is set to host a Thursday night (12/14) concert in Las Vegas that will feature a headlining performance from Fergie [ tickets ], as well as performances from Five for Fighting's John Ondrasik and Josh Kelley. Billed as the "Official 49th Grammy Kick-Off Party Only in Vegas," the event is sponsored by People magazine and The Recording Academy.

The 49th Grammy Awards are scheduled to air live on CBS Feb. 11. Nominees were announced last week.

Veteran rocker Eddie Money [ tickets ] will issue a new album dubbed "Wanna Go Back" on March 13. The set features Money's interpretations of a number of '60s-era classics, including the Ray Charles hit "You Don't Know Me," which will serve as the new album's first single. Other tracks include: "Good Lovin," "Build Me Up Buttercup," "Jenny Take a Ride" and "Mockingbird."

Members of Tower of Power, Starship, Gregg Allman Band, Cold Blood and the Etta James horn players were all involved in the recordings, according to a press release. The album was produced by Randy Forrester, Money's keyboard player.