"How bad" was written at a time when we were playing the crap out of the Sunset Strip back home in LA. We all had regular jobs but for one month we did something ridiculous like 20 shows all over on any day of the week just to plaster our name out there and show people we were willing to work. We played early, we played late at the best clubs and the shadiest clubs. We would see these bands that just expected everything to be handed to them because they bought a spot at the Viper Room on a Friday but they weren't willing to do work to make it happen. We have always believed that you make your own road and those that are the most hungry and willing to sacrifice for it will always end up on top.

"Last night at The Metal Mayhem Festival, having a great time with awesome friends backstage. Out of no where comes a beer and fist straight to my face (so horrifying and painful). That somebody... (Tommy Vext). He has my husband by the hair (it all was so sudden) next thing you know the Live Nation guards pushed us all over, stopping everything and it took several guards to take Tommy down. They took him down and he hit his head on the ground cutting his head open, and even then he was still pulling my husband's hair and not letting go. I was struggling to get out of this mess of people. I don't really realize what's going on!

Seriously, that's what she said. Miley Cyrus wants to make a toned-down, slightly more wholesome version of Sex And The City for children. This is deeply upsetting news indeed - we already had an idea for a show called The Miley Cyrus Over The Sweater Action And Nothing More Until I'm Married Because I Love God Hour, and Miley Cyrus goes and steals it, the 15-year-old bitch.

The move follows tabloid speculation over the state of his 23-year marriage to former model Jo Wood.

The disease was discovered when the 58-year-old daughter of crooner Nat King Cole went for a routine examination.

"We were informed that there was an accident that occurred after the Magic Circle Festival where one of our fans was unfortunately struck by a moving vehicle outside the festival grounds, resulting in his death.

Notching its 13th consecutive week of increased sales, the album has now reached the highest sales rank it has seen since Christmas 2007, scanning over 61,000 copies in the U.S. this week exclusively via physical sales. To dates, "Rock N Roll Jesus" has scanned nearly 1.2 million units.

[Elsewhere on the charts: For a third non-consecutive week, Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter III" (Cash Money/Universal) tops The Billboard 200. Coldplay's "Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends" (Capitol) sits tight at No. 2. At No. 4, Beck's "Modern Guilt" (Interscope) debuts with 84,000. No word yet on how far Motley Crue fell this past week. They opened at no 4, then nosedived to no. 16 the second week. Now back to the Kid Rock PR]

In addition to his A&E reality show Family Jewels, Mr. Simmons' last major TV gig was as a contestant on the celebrity edition of Mr. Burnett's The Apprentice. He also is a successful businessman, heading up his own marketing company.

Singer Sean Kennedy shared, "Johnny always wanted to bring purpose to other people's lives. He had a quiet leadership that lives in all of us as a band. His legacy is in his music and every show we play we are sharing a piece of Johnny's heart with our listeners. Not only would he want us to carry on, but we owe it to him."

"Bret has been very upfront and honest about how difficult maintaining a normal relationship may be for a touring rock star. He's right, it's absolutely an insane lifestyle and neither of us had the time to make it work," stated Lake.

The Full Fathom Five, Video Field Recordings DVD features 20 songs PLUS bonus features, and the audio CD contains 15 songs. "Texan Book of the Dead" is the first single and video to be released.

The event will be held for the first time in Mansfield, MA and will see performances by Mellencamp, Neil Young, Dave Matthews and Willie Nelson, with more acts to be announced in the coming weeks.

The guitar, a 1965 Fender Stratocaster, was famously doused with lighter fuel and set alight by the rock legend during a one-off performance at London's Finsbury Astoria in March 1967.