Metalsucks — A collection of some of my favorite Living Colour guitar performances.The post In Honor of Vernon Reid’s Birthday appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Dlisted — Because dignity has never been a friend of Adrienne Maloof's, she left Chateau Marmont on Saturday night looking like a former In Living Color Fly Girl who fell on hard times and put on one of her old costumes to turn tricks for plastic surgery ... more info

Dlisted — Who needs more than $20, a director and a crew to make a music video? All you need is your parents' garage, a bunch of drugs, a $5 strobe light from Party City, an old camcorder found in a dumpster, a couple of colored light bulbs, a demo versi... more info

Dlisted — Here's Jamie Foxx on the NYC set of The Amazing Spider-Man looking like a character that In Living Color had stuck in its throat for all these years and finally hacked up. We've already seen Jamie Foxx looking like a veiny Smurf dick as Ele... more info

Metalsucks — A review of the band's 25th anniversary performance of their debut album Vivid in NYC. more info

Metal Injection — On April 7th, Living Colour performed their hit "Cult of Personailty" at WWE Wrestlemania XXIX to bring CM Punk into the ring for his match with The Undertaker, which was, without question, the match of the night!The post LIVING COLOUR Cult Of Person... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch Living Colour cover The Clash classic Should I Stay or Should I Go. Recorded live @ Music Hall in Köln, France - 1990/10/16. They are on tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album Vivid. Europe: 03/10 ECI Cultuurfabr... more info

Dlisted — Courtney Stodden has pulled another Party City wig out of her toy chest and once again showed us that she's either suffering from chronic boredom like a 13-year-old on summer break or she's slowly losing her mind or both! Courtney Stodden&... more info

Metalsucks — Seminal Brooklyn band will play their debut album in full at a series of live dates. more info

Metalsucks — Check out the live debut of a killer new cover of the Robert Johnson classic. more info