to the first Hungarian website for actor/musician Jared Leto. Jared Leto has become popular with films like Requiem for a Dream and Alexander. You will find up-to-date information and news on the actor and his band, 30 Seconds to Mars.
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Gallery, Media - Kade talks to Jared Leto on 98,7 FM Live, 29.01.2010.
Exclusive: Jared Leto Talks About 30 Seconds To Mars Bomb Scare, 05.02.2010
On Thursday (February 4), Jared Leto decided to hold an impromptu gathering of 30 Seconds to Mars fans at the Hive, the gallery/communal space he and his bandmates run on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. The plan was to treat them to a glimpse of "Artifact," the 30STM documentary he's been working on for more than a year now.
The fans turned up in droves - so many gathered outside the Hive that the guys made the call to hold two or three screenings — and everything was proceeding as planned. Leto was standing on a small stage at the back of the space, thanking the first crowd for the generosity they showed in a recent auction the band held to benefit Haiti, when all of a sudden there was a loud banging on the door of the Hive. A man entered, wearing a hoodie and smoking a cigarette, holding a large package in his arms. He called out to Leto, then jumped on the stage, tossed the package to the floor and began ranting.
Source: MTV.com
Jared Leto saves fans from alleged bomber, 05.02.2010
According to internet reports, 30 Seconds To Mars frotnman Jared Leto saved fans from an alleged suicide bomber last night in Los Angeles.
Fans were gathered at The Hive in West Hollywood for a special screening of a new 30 Seconds To Mars documentary when, at approximately 8:30PM, a young man in a black hooded top stormed into the venue. He pushed his way to the front of the room and dropped a large box covered in gold wrapping paper at Leto's feet.
When the singer asked him to leave the stage, the unidentified male said "It's time for a little self-help" and is then said to have allegedly muttered something about having explosives. Upon hearing this, Leto wrestled with the man and dragged him out of the room.
"[It was] weird," said one eyewitness. "Everyone in the room watched him walk toward Jared. Jared said "Someone stop him" three or four times, but no one did. The guy got to Jared, dropped the box on the floor and started to give a speech. Jared grabbed him by the shoulders and basically [dragged] him out the back door."
The alleged bomber was restrained by the band's security guards until the police and bomb disposal experts arrived.
"I just finished with the police," Leto wrote on his Twitter at 11PM last night. "They cleared five blocks and brought in the bomb squad and [sniffer] dogs."
You can watch fan filmed footage of the incident on kerrang.com
Other articles:
altpress.com - Bomb scare at 30 Seconds To Mars event in L.A.
TMZ.com - Jared Leto Faces Bomb Threat
Gallery - new paparazzi photos
Jared Leto Heading To An Office Building In Beverly Hills, 04.02.2010
Bromance! Jared Leto meets daredevil Bam Margera on the steps outside the popular Katsuya resturant in West Hollywood, 02.02.2010
30 Seconds to Videogames - Jared Leto wants more of his music in your games, 29.01.2010
Jared Leto doesn't just like videogames; he wants want to help make them. The third album from 30 Seconds to Mars, This is War, was released in December, but before that the album's title track was featured prominently in Dragon Age: Origins. And for Leto, those ole videogame machines represent much more than just a way to pass the time.
"I think it's an exciting place to collaborate, an exciting place to experiment," he said. "I'm a big supporter of new technologies and new places to share music... I think the [Electronic Arts] Dragon Age is a great example of delivering a song simultaneously with an image that helped to build upon each other. I think there was a good marriage there."
But not everyone in the music industry has that mindset. "I've heard some other artists talk about how ridiculous the notion is that [their] songs would be heard in a video game," he said before reminding us that is not his view. "I think for people to assume it's just this wasteland of commerciality or something is ridiculous.
Source: IGN Music
Jared Leto Twitters at Recording Academy’s 52nd Annual Grammy Awards Social Media Rock Star Summit, 29.01.2009
By Phyllis Pollack
Actor and 30 Seconds To Mars guitarist and vocalist Jared Leto walked into one of the first pre-Grammy event for The Recording Academy’s 52nd Annual Grammy Awards Social Media Rock Star Summit, not knowing that he would be sending a message to his fans via Tweeter from the Grammy Museum Sound Stage in Los Angeles. With Leto and his vertically coiffed hair offering a lot of spark to the event, when CNN’s Rick Sanchez said that most artists are “too busy” to deal with the internet, Leto insisted that his peers “are excited” about the current internet social networking platforms, and that his friends use them. Leto conceded that he uses Twitter, although he conceded that normally his assistant posts his tweets for him. Leto insisted his Tweets are “genuine.” To prove his point, Leto asked for his cell phone from his assistant, and he immediately posted a Twitter saying, “On CNN.com right now with a great smart group of forward thinkers. Anyone watching? @thegrammies.”
Source: examiner.com
