When they're not posing philosophical questions about magnets or being closely monitored by the FBI, the Insane Clown Posse like to go on massive tours across the country, bringing their unique brand of theatrical face-painted rap-rock to the Juggalo masses. The group came through NYC earlier this week and played Hammerstein Ballroom. Photographer Jim Kiernan once noted the group really goes all out with their fireworks—and it seems they do the same with their "Faygo Cola," tons of bottles of which took up part of the stage. Click through to see photos from the show, and check out two videos from the show below, as well as the promo for the American Psycho Tour. more ›

We are still getting our brains wrapped around the the Lou Reed/Metallica collaborative album Lulu, which is due out November 1st. The album is Reed's musical adaptation of German playwright Frank Wedekind's 1913 play about the life of an abused dancer, and is sure to be the crankiest metal album about a German dancer ever released. But just as we've started to come to grips with the fact that the writer of "Sister Ray" calls Lulu "the best thing I ever did," we now learn that Jack White has produced a single for the Insane Clown Posse called “Leck mich im Arsch” (“Lick me in the arse”)! more ›

Last week, Mayor Bloomberg started answering questions that were taken from Twitter during his weekly radio show with John Gambling on WOR. In particular, Bloomberg took time out to answer in specific detail, "Fucking magnets? How do they work?" But this morning, Bloomberg and Gambling revealed that they were unaware of the connection between the question and its originators, the Insane Clown Posse. "Well, I saw what it was, and we answered the question that they asked...I just dropped the profanity from the beginning," Grampa Bloomberg explained. more ›