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TOMMY LEE Flips The Bird

August 3, 2003

The New York Post is reporting that former MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee kept his temper in check when Fox News Channel anchor Neil Cavuto asked him about his checkered past. But New York magazine reports the rocker, once arrested for beating his ex-wife, Pam Anderson, showed his anger off camera. Lee returned to the studio and shouted, "Low blow, bro!" Cavuto says that when he turned around, Lee flipped him the bird. Lee's rep, Beth Katz, insists he didn't give Cavuto the finger but admits he was ticked. Watch Cavuto's interview with Leehere (free registration required).

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