The first taste of Slash’s solo project has some fans losing their appetite for destruction. Yesterday the Velvet Revolver guitarist released a Japan-only two-song single featuring Cypress Hill and the Black Eyed Peas’ Fergie on a WTF version of the Guns n’ Roses classic “Paradise City.”

“Until now, not too many people have heard Fergie sing rock & roll but she sings it better than most dudes I know. She’s a screamer at heart,” Slash wrote on his Twitter yesterday.

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Poor Jimmy! It looks like he may have suffered his first Late Show injury since the show started over one year ago.

Tuesday night, Jimmy Fallon challenged guest and vodka appreciator Chelsea Handler to a martini contest that involved mixing three martinis,  running around the studio with them, and then filling beakers with the remainder to see who salvaged the most drink.

While Chelsea raced the studio in sneakers, Fallon, in dress shoes, took a huge spill on the vodka-slicked studio floor.

Jimmy tweeted a photo of his bandages after the show saying "No guts, no glory."

The spill was reminiscent of the hard fall former Tonight Show host Conan O'Brien took when racing Teri Hatcher around the studio in wet suits (video below).



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It's been a while since we've heard from Gym Class Heroes lead singer Travis McCoy, who's ostensibly been busy in the recording studio prepping his debut solo album "Lazarus" set to hit stores June 8.

Travis - who evidently goes by "Travie" now - world premiered the song on the "JoJo On The Radio Show" Monday on Los Angeles' 102.7 KIIS-FM. Featuring Bruno Mars, the track already has the web buzzing with it's infectious sound and catchy lyrics.

LISTEN | Travie McCoy ft. Bruno Mars - "Billionaire"



"It's me talking about what would happen if I would somehow manage to become a billionaire. What would I do with the money?" he explained to MTV about what he wants to tell in the song. "Don't get it wrong, I'm far from a billionaire."

"I think I just made it out the 'thousandaire' category. So it's about what I would do with the money and, the same time, it opens up the question, if you were in a position to do something with a decent chunk of money, what would you do?"

A jaw-dropping 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day may have made The Hills star Heidi Montag the happiest she's ever been, but it also made her fodder for some comics. Now Montag is joining the laugh brigade, with the help of Funny or Die and Oscar-winning Ron Howard, who's directed a new video in which Montag stars.

Its mission: To urge Congress to enact financial reform.

"I was honored to work with the amazing Ron Howard," Montag, 23, tells PEOPLE. "He was even more incredible than I could have imagined – kind, generous and made me feel so comfortable – he made me feel confident in my talent."

It's a long-awaited arrival but a welcome one as pop sensation Lady Gaga finally becomes a member of the Rock Band family.

The makers of the popular game are releasing a four-pack of songs as well as a special Lady Gaga cover by South Park’s Eric Cartman.

The pack will include the following tracks: "Bad Romance," "Just Dance," "Monster," and, of course, "Poker Face." The pack will sell for $6.99, with individual songs selling for $2.

Lady Gaga joins the more than 400 artists currently available through the Rock Band platform.

Hot off winning the Oscar on Sunday night, Jeff Bridges returns in his role as Kevin Flynn from the 1982 sci-fi cult classic Tron for the upcoming sequel Tron: Legacy, due out December 15, also starring Michael Sheen. The trailer played in theaters at Alice in Wonderland screenings.

This first peek at an updated version of the dark digital world, outlined in glowing neon, is revealed in this teaser trailer just released. The story follows up on a hacker abducted for gladiatorial games 20 years ago and the son intent on finding and releasing his father. This sci-fi adventure will be in 3D.

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