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'''[[Significance of Valentine's Day to Marilyn Manson|Valentine's Day]]''' is a holiday celebrated each year on February 14. It is the most significant and recurring day within [[Marilyn Manson]]'s music and artwork. It's most obvious references are the song "[[Valentine's Day]]", and a [[Valentine's Day (painting)|painting]] of the same name. Yet, there are several less obvious references in Manson's art as well. In the past Marilyn Manson has given his fans "gifts" of some form on Valentine's Day. Although not a gift act toward fans in particular, Manson had a new tattoo depicting a [[Marilyn Manson's tattoos#Spiral Heart|spiral heart]] inked on his left wrist ''(pictured)'' as a result of his relationship with current girlfriend [[Evan Rachel Wood]]. '''(([[Significance of Valentine's Day to Marilyn Manson|More...]]))''' | '''[[Significance of Valentine's Day to Marilyn Manson|Valentine's Day]]''' is a holiday celebrated each year on February 14. It is the most significant and recurring day within [[Marilyn Manson]]'s music and artwork. It's most obvious references are the song "[[Valentine's Day]]", and a [[Valentine's Day (painting)|painting]] of the same name. Yet, there are several less obvious references in Manson's art as well. In the past Marilyn Manson has given his fans "gifts" of some form on Valentine's Day. Although not a gift act toward fans in particular, Manson had a new tattoo depicting a [[Marilyn Manson's tattoos#Spiral Heart|spiral heart]] inked on his left wrist ''(pictured)'' as a result of his relationship with current girlfriend [[Evan Rachel Wood]]. '''(([[Significance of Valentine's Day to Marilyn Manson|More...]]))''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:35, 11 May 2010
Valentine's Day is a holiday celebrated each year on February 14. It is the most significant and recurring day within Marilyn Manson's music and artwork. It's most obvious references are the song "Valentine's Day", and a painting of the same name. Yet, there are several less obvious references in Manson's art as well. In the past Marilyn Manson has given his fans "gifts" of some form on Valentine's Day. Although not a gift act toward fans in particular, Manson had a new tattoo depicting a spiral heart inked on his left wrist (pictured) as a result of his relationship with current girlfriend Evan Rachel Wood. ((More...))
