With time and money growing tight, they have admitted defeat. Pete Wentz could barely contain his disappointment: "It's the worst feeling I've felt in Fall Out Boy. [We were,] like, two hours away from being able to do it. ... I read that someone compared it to Geraldo opening Capone's vault, but it's worse than that, because, like, Capone's stuff is in there, you just can't get the light on. There's no spin for it; we got two hours away from Antarctica and we can't go." No word from the unrocked, stormbound researchers who might give a rat's ass.

Fall Out Boy Cancel Antarctic Trip [MTV]
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Layne alleges in the suit, filed Tuesday in Baltimore Circuit Court, that she was trampled, lost consciousness and suffered a "serious closed head injury" that required hospitalization. She has suffered since from memory loss, lapses in concentration and frequent and severe headaches, according to the complaint.

Along with Lil' Wayne, whose given name is Dwayne Michael Carter, the suit names Universal Records Inc., Cash Money Records Inc. and Young Money Touring Inc. Layne is seeking $1 million in damages.

Actually I'm surprised this hasn't happened more often. Or are most people smart enough to keep the rainmaking on stage? Two other ladies were also injured in the resulting downpour, but no word yet if they're also planning on suing Wayne over their rain-related injuries.

Concertgoers Sues Lil Wayne For Injuries [Yahoo via AP]