Nov 13 2001 Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst is expected to work with rapper DMX on two upcoming tracks, one being earmarked for a compilation album set for release through DMX's label Bloodline, while the other is being eyed for the Soundtrack to the forthcoming film "Undisputed". In other news, Durst recently commented on the status of the band and former guitarist Wes Borland stating: "I hear on MTV News that Wes has a new band already, damn. We wish him all the luck in the world and hope he is finally happy. LIMP BIZKIT is still in the house and we feel stronger and more inspired than ever. I really believe this search for a new guitar player is gonna uncover something truly amazing. I hope you’re as excited as we are. You learn in life to not dwell and to look at things as opportunities to excel instead of being set back. We haven’t let you down yet and have no ulterior motives. Remember, guitarists of all ages, all walks of life, boys and girls. its on!! I think you can tell we have a lot to say and a lot to release on this new album." Oct 2 2001 In a recent interview with MTV, Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst vowed to drop all of his long-standing grudges, including those with Creed frontman Scott Stapp, Slipknot, Eminem, Trent Reznor of nine inch nails, Christina Aguileria and more. His decision to do so comes as a result of the recent events in America, which have changed his outlook on life. He commented on the matter stating: "To spend our lives disliking someone or something, or have grudges... our own world is so small? If everyone doesn't come to their senses and realize we've got to let all that go, then they're blind. They're as blind as the people who are killing us. I've had my problems with whoever I've had them with, and whoever had their problem with me or Limp Bizkit. I'm a human being, and I'm prepared to step up to that. All of my differences are gone now. I care about you being alive, and I want you to care about me being alive. Who knows what the world has to bring in the future?" For more from the interview, click here. Sept 30 2001 In a recent post on the bands official website www.limpbizkit.com, frontman Fred Durst announced that their impending remix album, which is currently due out on November 20th through Flip/Interscope, will be titled "Limp Remizkit". Along with the title, Fred also announced the tentative list of guests set to contribute remixes of the bands tracks and they include DJ Premier, Timbaland, P Diddy, The Neptunes, Josh Abraham and William Orbit, along with tracks done by Fred himself, band guitarist Wes Borland and band DJ DJ Lethal. A few guest appearances are also expected, including the likes of Bubba Sparxxx, 8-Ball and E-40, along with a few more as of yet unannounced "special surprise guests". Other points of interest include the bands upcoming DVD release, which according to Fred: "will have all the ill home footage from the beginning till now, all the videos, new remix versions of the videos, never seen takes from the videos, hidden passage ways to unseen video, hidden levels almost impossible to find with even more private footage, dope screensavers, and wallpapers. its gonna be the illest dvd experience yet to date." A release date for the DVD outing has not yet been set. In the meantime, also announced was the inclusion of Deadsy frontman Elijah Blue on the upcoming rock version of the charity cover of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On", which will also feature appearances from members of Limp Bizkit, Korn, U2, the Stone Temple Pilots and more. The track is expected to hit radio and video outlets in the coming weeks. Sept 27 2001 Aside from contributing to an upcoming cover version of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On", Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst is also producing a rock version of the track, which will feature guest appearances from Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers and drummer John Otto; Stone Temple Pilot frontman Scott Weiland; Korn guitarist Head; Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell and U2 frontman Bono and guitarist Edge. According to Durst, the track, from which all proceeds will be donated to AIDS research and the United Way's September 11th Fund, is "tight... heavy... (and) has a lot of raw emotion". The single is expected out around mid next month. In other Limp Bizkit news, Durst also commented on the bands impending new album, stating that the group are still working on the writing process and went onto describe their creativity levels for the project, saying: "Our inspiration has just been jolted into overdrive since the WTC incidents. Its time for change. Its time to make life better. If we don't make it better, no one will." In the meantime, the bands impending remix album, which is expected to feature remixes of their material done by DJ Premier, The Neptunes, William Orbit, Puff Daddy, DJ Lethal and more, has been pushed back to a November 20th release through Flip/Interscope. The band will also be issuing a double a-side single for "Boiler" and "Faith" in the U.K. on October 29th. Sept 22 2001 Members of Limp Bizkit, including guitarist Wes Borland and frontman Fred Durst joined members of the Goo Goo Dolls onstage yesterday, for a cover of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here", on the national telethon "America: A Tribute To Heroes". Aug 7 2001 Fred Durst has been lined up to direct Cold's video for their new single "Bleed", a track which features a guest appearance from Staind frontman Aaron Lewis. It is expected to be shot in the very near future. Aug 5 2001 Limp Bizkit have tracked a cover of Frankie Goes To Hollywood's "Relax" for the soundtrack to the upcoming movie, "Zoolander". The Soundtrack is expected out in stores through Hollywood on September 25th. In other news, Fred Durst hopes to line up guest appearances from Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland and Kenna for the upcoming new Limp Bizkit album. June 27 2001 In a recent post on www.limpbizkit.com, band frontman Fred Durst confirmed that he will be directing the video for Puddle Of Mudd's first single, "Control", in the near future and that he plans to shoot it in Florida. The song comes from the bands forthcoming Flawless/Interscope debut, "Come Clean", due out on August 14th. Also revealed in the post are Fred's intentions to begin shooting his directorial film debut, "Life Without Joe", in the coming months and that Limp Bizkit will begin pre-production on their next album on August 04th. He went onto talk about what to expect from the album, stating: "We are so fucking ready to take you, and ourselves, on a journey that has yet to be taken. We know you're ready and so are we." Current plans have it seeing an early 2002 release through Flip/Interscope.