Amanda Remling

Season three of the Walking Dead won't be bringing the blood and guts until October, but AMC has graciously shared some new photos with Entertainment Weekly to hold off your hunger.

The Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes break up looks like it will be the divorce of the century. With rumors swirling that Tom's career and Scientology were the root of their problems, something more serious might be at work -- unlucky number 33.

Cape Cod vacationers beware. The Cape Cod Shark Hunters have spotted two great white sharks, one being just 50 feet off the shore of Chatham beach, Massachusettes.

Just because HBO's True Blood is currently on-air doesn't mean vampire fans have forgot about the CW's smash hit The Vampire Diaries. Last week the CW revealed their 2012 fall premiere dates, and with the Vampire Diaries season four premiere date set to be Thursday, October 11, some spoilers have bled to keep fans happy.

The fifth season of True Blood has been one heck of a ride already. Bill and Eric were captured by the Vampire Authority, Tara is a vampire, Sookie is a murderer and Russell Edgington is loose! And that has only been four episodes. The fifth episode of True Blood's fifth season doesn't expect to slow down either.

Did you miss the fourth episode of HBO's True Blood? Don't shed those tears, we have a recap you can sink your fangs into.

The Temper Trap put on one of the most heartfelt, body swaying and lyric shouting performances at Bonnaroo this year.

You people and crazy...this is incredible, Grouploves keyboardist and vocalist Hannah Hooper told a wild crowd on Sunday afternoon. Taking the stage after the Animal Liberation Orchestra, the band, which only formed in 2010, played to an impressively large crowd. With the sun trying to break through the cloudy and rainy sky, Grouplove put on one of the most memorable performances at this years Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee.

Lights. Camera. Action. As soon as the sun went down, Los Angeles based indie-pop band Foster The People took the Which stage, not only putting on a killer performance, but also a pretty sweet light show.

Saturday rolled by with much anticipation as thousands cruised through the day waiting for the Red Hot Chili Peppers to take the What Stage later on that evening. The band, who has been playing together for almost 30 years, definitely wowed the crowd as they put on an enthusiastic performance filled with a ton of hits.

The one and only Alice Cooper will be storming That Tent on Saturday, June 9, at midnight for an hour-and-a-half set. With a time slot in between the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Skrillex, Cooper's set will be a unique one you definitely won't want to miss.

Canadian singer-songwriter Leslie Feist will be making her way to Tennessee to perform at this year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. Feist, Leslie's solo project, who released fourth album Metals, almost a year ago, will be taking the Which Stage on Friday from 6:15 to 7:45 P.M. Leslie took some time to talk to reporters about her past festival experiences and her Bonnaroo performance before making her way down to the 700-acre farm in Manchester.

Your boss might have warned you about the 'dangers' of eating at food trucks, but Bonnaroo will have 9 food trucks you won't want to stay away from. The 700-acre Manchester, TN farm will once again be welcoming food trucks into their delicious Food Truck Oasis. Last year the Food Truck Oasis at Bonnaroo had its debut, and after crowds roared with happy (and full) stomachs, the great Bonnaroo minds decided to expand the Food Truck Oasis for 2012.

A 700-acre farm in Manchester, TN houses tens of thousands of people from all over for the Bonnaroo Music And Arts Festival. From Thursday, June 7 to Sunday, June 10 people will camp out and stay up till all hours of the night taking in 125 live performances, over 20 comedy acts and 75 different food options. Among these food options are three standout New York restaurants.

Last year Bonnaroo celebrated its 10th anniversary. This year the Tennessee music festival will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Broo'ers Festival. The Broo'ers Festival features breweries from all over the U.S. This year 21 breweries will be under one tent, giving festival goers a chance to enjoy familiar favorites as well as taste delicious new ones.

Music festival season is in full swing, and while it is pretty obvious how much work goes into organizing the event and setting up the stages, something you don't think about are the tickets. Think back to the last time you got a ticket to go into a festival? Seems like awhile ago right? You might have just received a wrist band that you flashed to security. Those days are long gone as Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) are the latest (and honestly greatest) in festival technology.

From 6:45 to 8 P.M., the band Fun (sometimes fun.) will be at That Tent, performing their radio hit We Are Young, among many others off their 2009 album Aim and Ignite, and 2012's popular Some Nights.

Locals filled Asbury Park's historic music venue, the Stone Pony, on Friday night for the Parlor Mob's Memorial Day weekend homecoming show. After a sick body rocking (and trippy) set from Florida based psychedelic rockers, Le Blorr, chants for the Parlor Mob filled the venue.

One of the hottest acts to take the Main Stage at Bamboozle last weekend was Detroit natives, We Came As Romans. Destroying their set with heavy drums, guitar riffs that can't help but have you playing air guitar along and two wicked vocals that compliment each, the band was only just getting started on their summer tour. This past weekend I had a chance to sit down with Dave Stephens, the unclean vocalist of We Came As Romans, to talk about playing the Bamboozle Festival, being on tour and t...

This past weekend merch tables lined the boardwalk and street in front of the Asbury Park Convention Hall for the 2012 Bamboozle Festival. Selling everything from t-shirts, posters, band merch and jewelry, there was one table offering more than just a product. To Write Love On Her Arms (TWLOHA), a non-profit movement dedicated to helping those struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide was at the music festival, selling t-shirts and raising awareness.

After an over 30 minute delay Saturday night, The Promise Ring took the Zumiez Stage at Bamboozle. Performing at the same time as the Foo Fighters, the Emo band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin had an intimate crowd of a couple hundred gathered.

The Saints and Sinners stage at Bamboozle housed many acts this weekend, but one performance in particular stands well above the rest. Sundays Texas In July set was everything one can expect a Bamboozle performance to be. The metalcore band hailing from Ephrata, Pennsylvania not only had an impressive crowd watching their set, but had people flocking to other stages stop in their tracks along the way to take in their performance.

This weekend the Beach Party Stage at the Bamboozle Festival held some killer acts, and one of them you didn't want to miss was newcomer Outasight's 8 P.M. set. Hailing from Yonkers, New York, the singer and rapper has been making waves with his hit song Tonight Is The Night and the recently released Now or Never.

Inside Convention Hall at the Temple of Boozle, an intimate crowd gathered to see Trace Cyrus' relatively new band, Ashland High. The girls flocking to the indoor stage were decked out in Cyrus' clothing line, Southern Made Hollywood Paid, all beaming at the chance to see the former Metro Station member perform.

For all three days of Bamboozle the Main Stage was pumped full of enthusiastic smiles from almost every band that graced it. Every band but Brand New. Obviously not expecting the band to sing about sunshine, rainbows and unicorns, their set was drastically different from the warmth that seemed to radiate from the stage when the Gaslight Anthem played, but Brand News set was nonetheless amazing.

Day 3 of Bamboozle snuck up on Festival goers. While the first two days were full of warmth and sunshine, Sunday afternoon greeted the crowds with wind and clouds. The foul weather didn't deter the mobs from storming Asbury Park for one last day of jam-packed music. As darkness covered the beach, New Jersey legend Bon Jovi took the stage.

The main attraction for Saturday's Day 2 of Bamboozle was the Foo Fighters. Although doors opened at 2 P.M., fans had to wait until 7:30 that evening to see the legendary band rock the beach of Asbury Park.

The All American Rejects stepped onto the Main Stage for their 4:20 P.M. set, swinging immediately into their hit song Dirty Little Secret. The song was the perfect choice to start their set off, as they had the whole crowd singing. After Dirty Little Secret, the band shifted into Swing Swing. Ritter didn't even need to sing the words to the song, as the whole mob of Bamboozlers knew every word.

Before Blink-182's replacement, My Chemical Romance, took the stage, Asbury Park was treated to the musical stylings of Jimmy Eat World.