Inducting The Clash into the Rock' n' Roll Hall of Fame, Edge recalled the night a young U2 saw them ...

...that's how Edge and Bono describe the band's Oscar nomination for 'The Hands That Built America'.

Edge strutted his stuff, Larry did introductions, Helena wore Becks and Naomi went with a Campbell's soup tin at the Brown Thomas International Fashion Show.

Edge will be taking part in The Brown Thomas International Fashion Show in
Dublin this Thursday.




The perpetually well turned out guitarist ...

Edge and Bono performed The Hands That Built America at the world premiere of Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York.

'The sound of a rock giant accomplishing the most improbable of feats,' reports Billboard, as Edge takes us through the new release, song by song.

'The primary colors of rock'n'roll, that's where we're gonna take the next album.' Edge speaks to Billboard Magazine.

The nineties, says Edge, was about taking 'the idea of a rock 'n' roll band, abstracting it as far as you possibly could - and then reconstructing it again.'

'We were out of sync,' no doubt about that,' says Larry, looking back on the 1990's in the new edition of Q Magazine.

Edge, Adam and U2 each won prizes this week at the Orville H. Gibson Guitar Awards in Hollywood.

Adam, Edge and U2 are among the nominations in the 2002 Gibson Guitar Awards.

Bono calls him 'the scientist of U2' and this past weekend Edge was in England celebrating the 60th birthday of one of the world's great minds.

Edge Remembers Stuart Adamson, a 'great inspiration' to U2 in the early days.

Bono has been talking to Launch.Com about performing with Edge on Saturday at the 'Concert For New York City'.

Edge came online to chat to U2 fans across the world last night.

On Saturday U2's world tour hit Manchester, and our critic, David Sinclair, is still reeling.

The Edge explains 'U2's call To Disarm' on the Elevation Tour at RollingStone.com.



On their recently wrapped tour, U2 used their ...

Like Chuck Berry and Jimi Hendrix, the Edge changed our perception of rock guitar according to a new profile at Guitar.Com.

The second-to-last song on U2's masterful new album is called "New York," and it's about a man in a midlife crisis writes Megan Turner at NYPOST.COM.

Tens of thousands of fans logged on to U2.COM to ask Edge questions in our first online web-chat, Thursday.

Edge talks to Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail ahead of U2's Canadian shows.

Edge talks to Alan Niester of the Toronto Globe and Mail ahead of U2's Canadian shows.

It was December of 1980. ...

It's really hard to find a rock band. You can't make them. You have to grow them. Chicago Tribune interview with Edge and Bono.

Jim Derogatis, pop music critic of The Chicago sun-Times, talks to Edge  ahead of the band's Chicago dates later this ...

Even before his triumphant turn at the podium during this year's Grammy Awards, reports Aidin Vaziri for The San Francisco Chronicle, everyone knew the Edge is secretly the heart and soul of U2.