My Chemical Romance Cover Bob Dylan for 'Watchmen'
The Jersey boys punk-ify "Desolation Row" for next month's long-awaited superhero movie.
By Peter Gaston 02.04.09 10:04 AM
Covering a classic rock song is one thing, but chopping an 11-minute song by the iconic Bob Dylan by nearly three quarters and turning it into a punk anthem?
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My Chemical Romance Discuss New Album
Frontman Gerard Way says the band is looking for an aggressive live sound on its next release.
By Melissa Goldstein 12.29.08 10:51 AM
My Chemical Romance has always been fond of a good extended metaphor-cum-musical theme. But for their follow-up to 2006's Welcome to the Black Parade, the band is looking to achieve something different.
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My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way Expecting Baby
The emo frontman and his wife are preparing for parenthood. Click here for details!
By Melissa Goldstein 11.25.08 7:58 AM
Music industry babies are so hot right now. And My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way is the latest to announce that he's joining the dad crowd.
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Goodbye, 'TRL' -- We'll Miss You!
After more than 2,000 episodes, the end of MTV's live music show is really something to scream about, says SPIN.com's Peter Gaston.
By Peter Gaston 11.17.08 4:33 PM
My first year of professional life in New York was spent on the 32nd floor of Times Square's Bertelsmann Building, the one that houses the gigantic Virgin Megastore just across the street from MTV's studios at 1515 Broadway.
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My Chemical Romance's Frank Iero Talks About New Band
Click here for details on the guitarist's side-project Leathermouth and its influences, both named (horror movies!) and unnamed (Snoop?).
By Melissa Goldstein 11.11.08 10:07 AM
While My Chemical Romance vocalist Gerard Way focuses on his comic books, guitarist Frank Iero has taken up a new project of his own: "Dirty rock'n'roll" band Leathermouth. [Via MTV.com]
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How I Got Hooked on 'Twilight'
One woman's uneasy confession about the teen vampire novel that's about to become a blockbuster movie, by SPIN's Phoebe Reilly.
By Phoebe Reilly 10.23.08 7:16 AM
So I might have read Twilight.
Okay, I couldn't put it down and I'm not exactly sure why because the writing is atrocious. I could find excuses -- I was sick last weekend, I regretted having prematurely scoffed at Harry Potter -- but something about this book is appealing even when it shouldn't be.
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