Marilyn Manson is facing a new round of allegations.
He is accused of punishing women for being "bad" by locking them in a small booth he had in the corner of his apartment and keeping them there for hours.
Referred to as the "Bad Girls' Room" it was covered with foam and was soundproof. It is allegedly a tactic Manson would use to torture the women psychologically as punished for any perceived transgressions.
A former assistant of Manson's admitted that the room's existence was common knowledge but he personally never saw any women locked inside. Manson himself even mentioned the room over the years in old interviews. Some likely thought he was joking, but the handful of accusers (including some who are suing him), say that it was real.
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Nike Nixes Travis Scott Sneaker Collab
Looks like Travis Scott’s latest Nike collaboration has been shelved. Apparently, the sneaker company has decided to postpone the release of the “Air Max 1 x Cactus Jack” in the wake of the tragedy at the Astroworld Festival.
The kicks were slated to drop on December 16th, but it was announced last night that it wouldn’t happen. “Out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events at the Astroworld Festival, we are postponing the launch of the Air Max 1 x Cactus Jack,” Nike said in a statement.
This news comes after nine-year-old Ezra Blount became the 10th victim of the tragedy. In addition, the Houston Rockets scrapped “Travis Scott Night” and replaced it with a moment of silence for the victims. And Fortnite removed his emote from the game.
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Oh boy, here we go: Former KISS guitarist ACE FREHLEY thinks the Astroworld disaster was a Satanic plot.
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Despite the lawsuit from the former naked baby, NIRVANA's 30th-anniversary edition of "Nevermind" is going out with the original cover.
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JOURNEY is going on tour next year with BILLY IDOL and TOTO as alternating opening acts.
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Is This a Warning About Dry Christmas Trees or a Heavy Metal Album Cover?
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Tweeted out a warning about the fire hazard of dry Christmas trees.
Because, as the warning states, "A dry Christmas tree burns faster than newspaper."
But the picture they chose to drive home their point could easily be the cover of some cheesy metal band's album. It's got a partial skeleton standing in front of a tree, surrounded by an orange glow that's apparently supposed to represent flames.
One person called it "the most metal PSA I've ever seen in my life," and someone else said, quote, "I want to hear this album."
The USCPSC took it in stride, saying, quote, "Welcome new followers from Skeleton Twitter, Metal Twitter and 'Why do I find this skeleton attractive?' Twitter."
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Three Days Grace Book Spring Tour… NO TX Dates!
Three Days Grace fans, get excited, as they have announced they'll be back on the road next spring! The tour will take place during April and May and includes a number of radio festivals.
The group said, "We're excited to announce the first of many U.S. dates in April & May 2022! Our headline dates are denoted below with support from Black Veil Brides, Motionless In White, Ice Nine Kills & Lilith Czar on select dates. And we're looking forward to joining Godsmack for a number of dates – shout out to 98ROCK Tampa Bay, 101.1 WJRR - The Rock Station, 105.5 WDHA, WAAF, 102.9 The HOG & 93X RADIO for having us."
Despite this tour news, there has been no word on a new album just yet. Last year they did tease us with a cover for Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know," but besides that, their last album was 2017's "Outsider."
Tickets for the tour go on sale this Thursday, November 18.
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To celebrate the Netflix release of "Arcane", a show about the video game "League of Legends", their company put on a streamed event.
Around the end of the show, Mike Shinoda walks up to get interviewed about the event. The field reporter didn't know who he was and was immediately shocked to hear him say he was a part of Linkin Park. Listen to her reaction as she bows down to him in forgiveness.
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Photo: Getty Images