Marilyn Manson and his 22-year-old fiancée, actress Evan Rachel Wood, will star in an upcoming horror-slasher movie called Splatter Sisters, which is the epitome of art imitating life: last year, Manson -- who had yet to reconcile with his on-again, off-again g

Arena-filling rockers aren't immune to the current hysteria around Lost, the mystical ABC TV series whose anxiously anticipated conclusion will air May 23.

This week, Soundgarden announced they will reunite in 2010, Courtney Love discussed Hole's first concerts in 11 years, and Lenny Kravitz talked about his Michael Jackson collabo. Meanwhile, Marilyn Manson proposed to Evan Rachel Wood, and Katy Perry got engaged to Russell Brand.

These stories, plus the week's top news, audio/video, and live reviews, below.

Just one month after on-again-off-again lovers Marilyn Manson and Evan Rachel Wood reconciled, the shock rocker proposed to the 22-year-old actress -- and she said "yes"! Her parents must be delighted.

When it comes to love, Marilyn Manson is a complicated man.

"Shock rocker" is becoming an inadequate term for Marilyn Manson, whose romantic roller coaster of divorce (Dita Von Teese) and young girlfriends (Evan Rachel Wood) took center stage on his latest album, the SPIN-praised The High End of Low. We have a more fitting title: "Totally-Sick-And-Twisted Rock."