Filed under: News Facebook.com Founding 3 Doors Down guitarist Matt Roberts has left the band. In a statement on the group's official website today, Roberts cited health reasons for his split with the band, but gave no further details. "3 Doors Down will always have a special place in my heart and it saddens me to take this time off," said the guitarist in his official statement. "But my health has to be my first priority." "Matt is our brother and he will always be a part of this band and he will always be welcomed back with ...

Recommended Show: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2012 THE POLYPHONIC SPREE @ WEBSTER HALL 125 E 11th St New York, NY 10009 $20, 7PM Excellent. Due to their enormous size as a band, The Polyphonic Spree are forced to play larger venues (just to fit everyone on stage), so Webster Hall may actually be considered "small" for them. YOB @ The Bell House Jarrod Gorbel @ Rockwood Music Hall The Polyphonic Spree @ Webster Hall Filligar & The Rassle @ Mercury Lounge BRAD & Happy Chichester @ Gramercy Theatre Zambri, Caged Animals, & AIMES @ Brooklyn Bowl The Donkeys & Virgin Forest @ Knitting Factory Meshuggah, Baroness, & Decapitated @ Terminal 5 Blue Sabbath, Black Fiji ...

CANNES, France - They came, they saw, they walked out. Brad Pitt's return to the Cannes Film Festival as a cool...

Tags: Brad Pitt marriage equality Movie News violence The Vulture covered Brad Pitt’s panel session at Cannes. Pitt was happy to wear his tolerant, and intolerant political views on his sleeve throughout the media barrage: When a Spanish journalist asked Pitt if, as a dad, he had a problem playing a killer, he replied, “Not in any way, because murder is an accepted [...] ( Read more... )

Tags: Angelina Jolie Brad Pitt Celebrity Weddings When Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie announced that they were finally engaged, everybody and their mother wondered exactly when they were going to tie the knot. As it turns out, they don’t know the date they’re going to get married either. Perhaps if marriage equality becomes legal in this country, then it could be right [...] ( Read more... )

Oh Hollywood. Just because a film is classic it doesn't mean it has to be remade, ever. What with Back To The Future remake rumours, a failed Akira attempt (thank god...) and a constant machine remaking any film that isn't American, Hollywood are digging themselves a big hole and to top it off, they've got Tom Cruise in for the latest one. That's all very well but, as Empire pointed out, who's going to step up to play the one no one remembers (Brad Dexter's character)? And, let's be honest, who's going ...

CANNES, France - Brad Pitt has arrived in Cannes with a hardboiled crime film featuring heavy doses of President...

Filed under: News , Interview Ethan Miller, Getty Images This July, Eagle Rock Entertainment will release the legendary Ozzy Osbourne concert film Speak of the Devil on DVD in North America. This much-talked about show was filmed at Irvine Meadows Amphitheater in California on June 12, 1982 as part of the delayed continuation of the Diary of a Madman tour following the tragic death of guitarist Randy Rhoads several months earlier. The concert includes the classics "Mr Crowley," "Over the Mountain," "Crazy Train," "Flying High Again," "Iron Man," "Paranoid," "Goodbye to Romance," and many more Osbourne-related staples. Speak of the Devil ...

If you're going to make a film about slavery, one of the last great taboos, it's going to help if you have an all-star cast behind you. It's what Steven Spielberg did with "Amistad," which starred Anthony Hopkins, Morgan Freeman and Matthew McConaughey. It's what Quentin Tarantino has done with his upcoming "Django Unchained," which stars Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Christoph Waltz and Samuel L. Jackson. And it's pretty much what Steve McQueen is doing with his next film "Twelve Years A Slave." McQueen hasn't been one for A-listers in his two films so ...

We're about midway through Cannes as of today, and some big, high-profile titles have rolled out: "Lawless," "Rust & Bone" and "Moonrise Kingdom" among them. But there's plenty more major movies still to debut in competition, including "On The Road," "Cosmopolis," "Mud" and early tomorrow morning, Andrew Dominik's "Killing Them Softly," the Australian director's first film since the outstanding "The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford" in 2007. This time, he's retained star Brad Pitt, but gone for a more contemporary setting, with a politically-charged crime flick...

Stone Gossard's one of the most eloquent musicians out there. The iconic Pearl Jam and BRAD guitarist has always got something thoughtful to say. Just watch Pearl Jam Twenty! It's no shock that he's quite well-read. In addition to writing some of the best riffs in rock on BRAD's latest album United

Brad Butcher (pictured), a former miner who almost lost his voice at birth, has returned to his unlikely childhood strength – singing – and adapted from piano to guitar in order to perform for you at Dowse Bar on Thursday May 24. Joined by Thomas Busby's (Busby Marou) side project Good Oak , head along for an evening of new tunes and tales.

by Brad LaBonte Wire's classic first stretch is so iconic, and the group's solo activities and subsequent reunions so under-heralded, that it's easy to overlook the post-1980 output. For me, the first time I heard a non-Wire side project was a revelation, and it happened to be one of The Grey Area's Dome reissues... Read More

Hank Williams, Jr. has set a July 10, 2012 release date for his new album, "Old School, New Rules."

Brad Paisley's Virtual Reality World Tour hit the road again playing three sold-out shows in St. Louis, Indianapolis and Cincinnati this past weekend. Special guests on the tour are The Band Perry and Scotty McCreery with Easton Corbin joining the tour on select dates. "The Escape" plaza area was well received with thousands of fans arriving early afternoon to enjoy games, contests, photo ops and performances on the "Virtual Opry" Stage by Kristen Kelly, Kramer">Jana Kramer and Love and Theft....