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When he's not giving Fred Durst an injection of credibility by infusing Limp Bizkit songs with a dose of spazzed-out riffery, guitarist Wes Borland is taking on other projects, like, uh, scoring an animated short film featuring Chris Bosh, a member of the Miami Heat who is not LeBron James or D ...

Want to hear "Ready to Go," the new collaboration between nu-metallers Limp Bizkit and rap icon Lil Wayne? Well you can listen to it all its revelry and glory below. Everything Weezy touches turns to gold, and he even says that in his bars, and now that the Bizkit is on Cash Money, the rapper's label, he's getting in on the fun...

Producer Ross Robinson is somehow a part of the new Limp Bizkit album. Frontman and Limp guru Fred Durst posted video footage that seems to confirm that fact. There's Robinson offering a maniacal smile. There's recording equipment. There's a portrait of cats serving a dinner ...

The third annual Monster Energy's Welcome to Rockville music festival is expanding to two days--April 27 & 28, 2013--at Jacksonville's Metropolitan Park. This year will feature headlining performances from Alice in Chains and Limp Bizkit (marking the band's first hometown show in over a decade), as well as Jacksonville legends Lynyrd Skynyrd. We...

DJ Lethal (real name Leor Dimant) is happily reunited with Limp Bizkit, but his driving record seems like a different story. According to TMZ, driver Suraj Kayastha alleges that Lethal crashed into her last December. She has hired lawyer Larry H...

Back in April, tension was at an all-time high when reports hit that Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst was thinking about firing DJ Lethal and his drummer, John Otto, for their hard-partying habits. But after months of not speaking, DJ Lethal announced via Twitter that he is back with Limp Bizkit and offered an apology to Fred Durst and the other band members...

Wes Borland has always been the entity within Limp Bizkit that elevated the band to a higher plane. He was the reserved, bookish yin to Fred Durst's mookish, street-talkin' yang and that dynamic helped propel Limp Bizkit to platinum-plus sized status in the late '90s and early '00s...

Thought you'd seen the last of Limp Bizkit? Think again. In a Twitter post yesterday, guitarist Wes Borland denied that the seminal nu-metal outfit is breaking up, despite what singer Fred Durst implied in a recent interview. "LB has not called it quits," Borland tweeted...

Black Light Burns -- the brainchild of Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland -- first infected ears with their 2007 debut album, Cruel Melody. Borland's forward-thinking songwriting truly shined on the record which also featured Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails), Josh Eustis (Puscifer) and Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle, Guns N' Roses), joining him on the sessions...

Jim Dyson/Getty Images Since Limp Bizkit signed with Cash Money Records, frontman Fred Durst has been talking enthusiastically about delving further into hip-hop and moving his band in bold new directions. As he embarks on this sonic journey, TMZ reports, he may do so without DJ Lethal and drummer John Otto, both of whom he's considering firing...