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When you're one of the most famous guitarists on the planet and you're making a move into filmmaking, it's pretty much a given that you're going to make an appearance on your first movie's soundtrack, right?

The final concert of Slash's U.S. tour with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators will be streamed online. The show -- which is in support of his most recent album, 'Apocalyptic Love' -- will take place at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on Thursday (July 25) at 9:00PM Pacific.

Throughout his career, Slash has been known for his trademark top hat. But he will soon don several new hats as he embarks on his latest project, co-producing and co-writing the score 'Nothing Left to Fear,' a horror movie that will be released on Oct. 4.

Brian May is serious about putting pressure on the British government to halt a planned mass badger slaughter, and he's raising a pretty impressive ruckus to prove it.

Believe it or not, Slash hasn’t performed everywhere. In fact, the guitarist has one gig that’s eluded him for years that he still wants to play. So please, can’t you tell him how to get… how to get to Sesame Street?

Slash became the latest celebrity to join the Hollywood Walk of Fame this past week, and the guitar great admits that he almost didn’t believe it to be true until the weeks leading up to the ceremony.

You never forget your first. Of course, we’re talking about guitars. Did you think we meant something else? The nerve of some people. Either way, in a new interview, Slash discusses the instruments on which he got his start.

Like sands through the hour glass, these are the days of… oh wait, that’s a different soap opera.  Drama-rich and story poor, the saga of Guns N Roses appears to be at the end for Slash. It seems the guitar legend is ready to move on from any thoughts of the original band reuniting, once and for all.

There was a meeting of rock legends at the Golden Gods Awards, as Alice Cooper joined Slash for a spirited rendition of Cooper’s classic, ‘School’s Out.’

Ex-Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash attended this year’s ‘Slacker Canadian Music Week’ in Toronto — but as he readies for Sunday night’s sold-out gig at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, he took time to sit down for an interview.