Bryan Odell, a correspondent for "The Omaha Buzz", a weekly entertainment show on WOWT in Omaha, has uploaded a video report from the January 25 SLIPKNOT/TRIVIUM concert at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The nine-minute clip, which includes interview footage with TRIVIUM's Matt Heafy and SLIPKNOT's Chris Fehn, can be viewed below.

According to The Pulse of Radio, SLIPKNOT frontman Corey Taylor happens to be a huge comic book geek, and if there's one thing he's looking forward to this year, it's next month's long-awaited release of the movie "Watchmen", based on a graphic novel that's considered by many fans as the Holy Grail of comic books. Taylor explained to The Pulse of Radio why he's "stoked" for the movie's March 6 arrival. "This is a movie that a lot of people have been waiting 20 years for, and I am ecstatic," he said. "I mean, just from the trailers I've seen, it looks incredible. I think the casting was done really well. I think it's got the potential. I'll be off the road and I'll be able to go to a theater and go see this movie. I think it's gonna be really good. I'm hoping it's going to be really good."

SLIPKNOT is currently in the midst of a 33-city headlining tour that stops in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Monday (February 23).

The band will headline Columbus, Ohio's Rock On The Range festival in May and will hit the European festival circuit in June and July.

Mark The Shark of the Pensacola, Florida radio station WTKX 101.5 FM (TK101) conducted an interview with SLIPKNOT vocalist Corey Taylor before the band's February 19, 2009 performance at the Pensacola Civic Center. Watch the chat in two parts below.

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Corey Taylor of SLIPKNOT took over Q101.1 in Chicago, where the vocalist played some music off his iPod, including SLAYER, MICHAEL JACKSON, MOTÖRHEAD, NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, and RICK ASTLEY before Corey got "Rickrolled" out of the studio by the station's manager. Watch the highlights below.

Although the official announcement is not expected until tomorrow (Friday, February 13), the following bands are slated to appear at the third annual Rock On The Range festival, set to take place Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17 at Columbus Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio (in no particular order):

MÖTLEY CRÜE
ALICE IN CHAINS
SLIPKNOT
KORN
AVENGED SEVENFOLD
BUCKCHERRY
SHINEDOWN
SALIVA
CHEVELLE
FLYLEAF
ATREYU
THE USED
ALL THAT REMAINS
STATIC X
HOOBASTANK
SAVING ABEL
BLUE OCTOBER
BLACK STONE CHERRY
POP EVIL
CROOKED X
FRAMING HANLEY
X FACTOR 1

More artists will be added.

When SLIPKNOT performed in London, England on on the band's European tour late last year, guitarist Jim Root and Fender got together and went through Jim's gear. The ten-minute clip can be viewed below.

SLIPKNOT has been confirmed for this year's edition of the Metaltown festival, set to take place June 27-28, 2009 at Frihamnen in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

SLIPKNOT (USA)
MARILYN MANSON (USA)
DISTURBED (USA)
VOLBEAT (DK)
DIR EN GREY (JAP)
CHILDREN OF BODOM (FIN)
NAPALM DEATH (UK)
TRIVIUM (USA)
DRAGONFORCE (UK)
GIRUGÄMESH (JAP)
PAIN (S)
MUNICIPAL WASTE (USA)
MUCC (JAP)
AUGUST BURNS RED (USA)
BRING ME THE HORIZON (UK)
BULLET (S)
DEAD BY APRIL (S)
PILGRIMZ (DK)

A total of 30 bands will perform during the two-day festival.

Corey Taylor of SLIPKNOT stopped by the 93X Rocks studios in St. Paul, Minnesota on January 23, 2009 for an interview with Rudy Pavich. Watch the four-and-a-half-minute chat below.