Here's Bono talking about Spinal Tap.

While in Mexico Bono met with President Calderon and put to him some questions raised by Mexican U2 fans.

'Arrived in Mexico on Monday with the band...'   Bono has written a note to  U2 fans in Mexico

Killing Bono is a film adaptation of a comic memoir written by an old school friend of the band, Neil McCormick.

'Miss Sarajevo' has become one of  the highlights of the 2010 show. Bill Carter has the story behind it.

'The most visionary deal that most people have never heard of...'  Bono's latest column in New York Times.

Earlier today Bono and Edge talked 'Spider-Man' with Julie Taymor on Good Morning America. Video.

'Spider-man Turn Off The Dark' will open on Broadway this December. Directed by Julie Taymor, with new music and lyrics by Bono and The Edge, the new show will star Jennifer Damiano, Patrick Page and Reeve Carney. Ticket presales begin this week.

The wait is almost over and anticipation is building in Turin. Tomorrow night the tour kicks off and outside the stadium, some people are hoping to have a word.

'One of the most extraordinary days in the mottled history of the island of Ireland was witnessed on both sides of the border last Tuesday. ' Latest column from Bono in New York Times.

Bono Discharged From Munich Hospital Following Surgery. Bono has now been discharged from Ludwig Maximilians-University (LMU) Hospital in Munich where he underwent emergency surgery on Friday, following a back injury. In order to fully recover, he is under doctor's orders to start a rehabilitation program and to recuperate for at least eight weeks.

Bono has today undergone emergency back surgery for an injury sustained during tour preparation training. He was admitted to a specialist neuro surgery unit in a Munich hospital, and is under the care of neuro surgeon Prof. Dr. Jorg Tonn and Dr Muller Wohlfahrt. Bono will spend the next few days there, before returning home to recuperate.

Thanks for all the greetings you've been posting to mark Bono's birthday this week. The good folk at The African Well Fund are celebrating in their usual fine way - funding a clean water project in Zimbabwe.

It was fifty years ago today, 10th May 1960, that Iris and Robert Hewson presented a son to the world. Happy Birthday Bono.

'Who let the peacenick in?' Bono has received the Humanitarian Leadership Award from The Atlantic Council for his work in raising awareness to fight extreme poverty in Africa.

Bono's reflecting on his recent trip to Africa in his latest column for the New York Times: 'Picked up some interesting melody lines everywhere from palace to pavement.

Bono stars in the new edition of Q Magazine as one of the '100 Greatest Frontmen'. 'Lie about your height,' he advises. 'Even if you're 5'10" like me.'

Bono and John Legend collaborate with Angelique Kidjo on a classic track for her new album. Take a listen.

'So here are 10 ideas that might make the next 10 years more interesting, healthy or civil. Some are trivial, some fundamental. They have little in common except that I am seized by each, and moved by its potential to change our world.' Bono is stargazing in his latest column for the New York Times.

Elvis Costello and friends return for a second season of 'Spectacle' and guests on tonight's opening episode are Edge and Bono.

It's World AIDS Day and Bono's been hanging out with some very fine footballers in London to kick off a new initiative designed to fight AIDS in Africa. Lace up...

'A song written to help stop his band from falling apart has become an unsentimental ode to unity - in this instance a bittersweet song for a bittersweet history.' Bono's latest column for the New York Times is a screenplay set in Berlin. Over several decades.

Bono and Edge visited the Johnson Space Centre today. They spoke to the staff and were given a tour around the centre by working astronauts.

Eunice Kennedy Shriver by Bono.

' 'Take out your phones...'