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Posted at 10:57 AM ET, 12/23/2011

Tyler the Creator arrested; Adam Lambert arrested; So long Big Tigger; Steve Jobs wins a Grammy

By Chris Richards

Tyler the Creator made headlines one last time in 2011. (Frank Micelotta/PictureGroup/AP)Assorted coal lumps from the world of pop music:

- Tyler, the Creator of rap collective Odd Future reportedly threw a hissy at a Los Angeles performance and was arrested for vandalism.

- Adam Lambert of “American Idol” fame was arrested outside of a bar in Helsinki for brawling with his Finnish reality show boyfriend.

- Radio personality Big Tigger will no longer grace the airwaves of WPGC. First Donnie Simpson, now this.

- And finally, the late Steve Jobs will receive a Grammy in February. Hmm.

But we can’t go out like that two days before Christmas! Listen to what might be the best Christmas song of all time below. And then read The Best piece ever written about it, right here.

By Chris Richards | 10:57 AM ET, 12/23/2011

Categories: Morning click | Tags: Tyler, the Creator, Odd Future, Adam Lambert

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