Entertainment News: jared leto

Jared Leto and his rock band, Thirty Seconds To Mars, recently expressed their condolences to the victims and survivors of the deadly stage collapse at Belgium's Pukkelpop music festival.

The group was supposed to perform at the three-day event, which was canceled after it was hit with a massive storm on Thursday. Five people were killed and more than 70 were injured as a result of the chaos that ensued.

There are a lot of things censors let slide by on today's television standards but apparently the latest Thirty Seconds to Mars video for "Hurricane" was too racy for the small screen.

That's according to the band's front man and actor Jared Leto who tells Entertainment Weekly, "We always knew there would be some images that would have a tough time getting through, but we didn't expect this kind of pushback that we're getting now."

Jared Leto channels Kurt Cobain in a new video that shows him performing two songs by the late singer's grunge rock band Nirvana.

Cobain died on April 5, 1994 and millions of fans around the world on Tuesday marked the 17th anniversary of his death, which was ruled a suicide.