Imagine a world (pun intended) where it was impossible to criticize anything because even quoting it, showing a small snippet from it, or alluding to the contents violated the law. (Scientologists and the NFL would, no doubt, be quite pleased.)

Well, Yoko Ono recently had a conniption because Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed used a tiny snippet of "Imagine".

Worse yet, the complaint alleges that "Internet 'bloggers' immediately began accusing Mrs. Lennon of 'selling out' by licensing the song to defendants." Having also been on the receiving end of such "bloggers"' wrath in the past, we deeply sympathize with Ono and hope her .029% share of Expelled's staggering $3 million opening gross covers the indignity of anyone thinking she would exploit her husband's legacy. [Defamer.com]

Sorry: but that was just too funny.