30 Seconds to Mars Breaks Guinness World Records

At Wednesday’s show in New York, band 30 Second to Mars set a new Guinness World Record, performing their 309th show, setting a new record for Most Shows Played During An Album Cycle.

At the show, a barricade fell on a fan, stopping the show for about 20 minutes while the band waited for the medics to tend to her.

“As soon as she got oxygen, she sat up and is doing OK.” After getting the all-clear, 30 Seconds to Mars undauntedly finished the song and the night ended with the crowd triumphantly chanting with the band.

Not surprisingly, the band seemed genuinely touched and a tad nostalgic. Jared told fans that the Guinness award was theirs, too, shouting, “I want everyone in here to carry this with them for the rest of their lives,” as he thrust the certificate above his head.

Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler Takes Break To Write Book

While the rest of the band thinks Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is back to using drugs again, a spokesman for Tyler is claiming otherwise.

Tyler’s spokesman has said he’s just taking a quick break to nurse a shoulder injury and he’s working on his autobiography at the same time.

Whatever the truth may be, these guys just need to talk it out with each other instead of through other people.

Founder Of Pussycat Dolls Says Members Are Replaceable!

With all of the rumors surrounding a break-up of the Pussycat Dolls, the groups creator Robin Antin has spoken and says the girls are all replaceable and fans can expect new music from the group, whoever it may include.

Antin says:

“The truth is I have had a lot of different girls in the Pussycat Dolls over the years which many people did not know before the band. I had many reincarnations of the PCD so if a couple of girls want to go out and do something else it is easy for me to find other girls. My trademark motto is behind every woman is a Pussycat Doll; there are many girls that I can bring in. I know that I will make it great, sexy and make everyone feel like a Pussycat Doll. That is the beauty of what I have, a brand that is bigger than all of us.”

Robin also revealed that the Pussycat Dolls may be heading to Broadway.

“I have the idea with the Pussycat Dolls story. The real story which is my story, I started PSC in a garage and worked my way up. It is a good, wild, crazy story but my dream is to do it in a way that Jersey Boys was able to do it. Tell the real story with the huge hits and use all the music to fill the whole show. It is going past dreaming about it now, I believe in it.”

As for other celebrities she’d like to see as a guest Pussycat Doll, Antin says:

“I would definitely love to have Beyonce. She is someone that I look and I say, ‘she is the ultimate.’ I’ve had Gwen Stefani, Scarlett Johansson and some many beautiful, incredible women, what more can I get? I have always wanted Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna of course, these are woman that get it, they get me and even Madonna would be great.”

Just goes to show you, you should never get to comfortable…everyone’s replaceable!

Pussycat Doll To Star In Phantom Of The Opera 2

According to reports, Nicole Scherzinger may be joining the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera sequel in the West End next year.

Love Never Dies is set 10 years after the original Phantom of the Opera on Coney Island in 1919. Scherzinger was said to be talking about the musical over the weekend at The Mirage’s 20th anniversary party in Las Vegas.

Do you think she can pull it off?

The Pussycat Dolls Aren’t Friends With Nicole

Pussycat Dolls member Kimberly Wyatt recently opened up about her true feelings for Nicole Scherzinger.

“I get on with most of the band but not everyone. Look, at the end of the day it’s a job – we all have our own lives to lead and our own projects going on…I think of Nicole as just a business associate not as a friend. You cannot simply group girls together and just expect them to get on, can you? Life doesn’t work like that.”

The Pussycat Dolls are currently on a break.

Kimberly insists, “If Nicole left tomorrow, we could still carry on. I can see this band going on forever.”

What do you think?