Marilyn Manson has arguably the greatest videography of any modern rock musician. Along with chilling and controversial imagery, sex has always been a constant theme throughout Manson's videos. Along with clips for 'Heart Shaped Glasses,' 'Tainte
You voted, we tabulated and, in the end, Marilyn Manson had an incredibly decisive victory for Rock Album of the Year in the 2012 Loudwire Music Awards. The singer's 'Born Villain' album took home a whopping 31.7 percent of the overall vote.
Marilyn Manson rebounded in a big way in 2012 and the fans responded by making his 'No Reflection' clip the 2012 Loudwire Music Awards Rock Video of the Year.
Marilyn Manson has had enough and TMZ reports the rocker has reached out via his lawyer to Seraphim Ward demanding a public apology for the false stories she's spread about him, including one last year that was widely circulated about the couple being engaged.
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Marilyn Manson's best songs document a career that is unlike any other that came before him. Mixing a rock 'n' roll mentality with electronic elements and profound lyrics narrating the progression of society in real time, Manson has developed a polarizing identity as both a beloved hero and a reviled villain. Although Manson has experienced major highs and lows throughout his
Marilyn Manson will continue to hone his acting chops this year, signing on for a guest role in the sixth season of the hit Showtime series, 'Californication.' In addition, the rocker will provide his cover of Depeche Mode's 'Personal Jesus' for the season's forthcoming soundtrack, due Jan. 15.
Marilyn Manson is not afraid to stand up for himself, but in doing so recently in Switzerland the rocker came out a little worse for wear. In fact, the musician needed 24 stitches to sew up part of his air after a brawl.
Marilyn Manson took his stage moniker by combining the names of actress Marilyn Monroe and convicted murderer Charles Manson. In 2012, after 23 years of using the name and millions of records sold, Marilyn Manson was on the receiving end of a Charles Manson letter penned in prison. The letter, in part, read:
