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Marilyn Manson will expand his acting resume next month when the shock rocker takes on a role in the hit ABC series, 'Once Upon a Time.' Scoring Manson for the fairytale-come-to-life series seems like a natural fit as Manson has also been attached to 'Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll' based on the 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' author.

If you missed this show, you better have a good excuse!

After hearing the news that Paris Jackson tried to commit suicide on Tuesday night, we all found out some of the reasons why. Including Marilyn Manson.

Gold … absolute gold. Rock icon Marilyn Manson recently sat down with broadcasting legend Larry King for an unforgettable interview in King's online talk show, 'Larry King Now.'

Lots of people have been asking who goes first for the Manson/Cooper concert: Manson or Cooper? Also, what will the setlists look like?

Marilyn Manson and Alice Cooper kicked off their 'Masters of Madness' tour on June 1 in Albuquerque, N.M. The horrorshow featured full sets from both shock rock icons, but the crowd was treated to a unique duet as the pair shared the stage for Alice Cooper's classic anthem 'I'm Eighteen' (watch above).

Little by little, there are more shows coming together as part of the proposed Marilyn Manson and Alice Cooper trek. After only a handful of dates initially surfaced, the two rockers have fleshed out the itinerary to span the entire month of June.

Get ready, El Paso, they’re coming! Alice Cooper and Marilyn Manson are bringing their Master of Madness tour to the Don Haskins Center on June 8.

The rumors are true! Marilyn Manson has officially confirmed that he will be touring this summer with the original shock rocker Alice Cooper. Though a full itinerary has yet to be unveiled, Manson announced today (March 8) via his website that the trek is definitely happening along with revealing three tour dates.

As reported earlier, Marilyn Manson collapsed and vomited onstage near the end of his set in Saskatoon, Canada, last night (Feb. 6). Now, comes word that Manson was suffering from the flu, according to TMZ.

He fell down and the band, used to his overall weirdness, never even stopped playing!!

Earlier this month, Marilyn Manson reached out via his lawyer demanding a public apology from Seraphim Ward (real name Yolanda Tharpe) for spreading false stories about him in the press. Now that that hasn't happened, he's following through on a defamation lawsuit against Ward.