ol Jack could have said anything (like "I'm sorry to hear that" perhaps), his comment "I warned him" wasn't what really bothered me (maybe he did warn him) it was the laugh he gave afterwards I didn't like. Watch the video it was hardly the situation to act like a smug prick.

Is that how it's going to be now, someone connected with GNR mentions doing something quickly and it's automatically a dig at Axl. Talk about finding a story where there isn't one.

True, GH isn't a fair comparison as that is obviously all the old bands music, but at least it indicated a strong interest in GNR remains, how much of the interest will translate to CD remains to be seen.

Perhaps to GNR's advantage OMG was so badly received that it's gone completely under the radar now. Of course it came out before CD became a pop culture joke, most people know of CD and it's constant delays etc, very few know a lineup of GNR not too disimilar from the current released a song in 99 that completely tanked. I think if more people had heard OMG it turn more people off new GNR material than anything, it's a good thing nobody has heard it.

There's fairly long trailors for the new Batman film so I think the actors are done, it's probably in editing and other stuff like that. It's due out in June so there's obviously still some things being worked on, just behind the scenes.

The role of The Joker was likely to put his career in the stratosphere, now the whole film will have a huge cloud over it (assuming it comes out).