The Rolling Stones have settled a potentially nasty legal battle with their insurance company, but that doesn't mean they're finished slugging it out in the press.
Because just one movie starring Kevin James as a buffoonish security guard wasn't enough for America, now we have 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2' on the way.
When the members of AC/DC titled their new album 'Rock or Bust,' they meant it.
Sammy Hagar recently said he'd be open to reuniting with Van Halen if everyone could really get their act together, but make no mistake -- he hasn't forgiven Alex and Eddie Van Halen.
Don't expect John Fogerty to join the chorus of folks who think it was in bad taste for Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl and Zac Brown to perform his song 'Fortunate Son' at the Concert for Valor on Nov. 11.
Every classic rock fan knows by now that just because a band member says the group is finished for good, that doesn't mean more new music won't surface at some point.
The members of Kiss have already teamed up with Hello Kitty for toilet paper and an animated series.
An impressive crowd of superstars gathered to honor American veterans at the Concert for Valor in Washington, D.C. yesterday, including Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl and Zac Brown, who collaborated on a performance of the Creedence Clearwater Revival classic 'Fortunate Son.'
The legal drama surrounding AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd isn't anywhere close to being cleared up, but he can at least count on public support from his family members.
Even the Rolling Stones can have a hard time getting their insurance company to pay out a claim.
Ozzy Osbourne took home the Global Icon Award at this year's MTV Europe Music Awards on Nov. 9, and Slash was on hand to pay tribute with a live cover of the classic Ozzy cut 'Crazy Train.'
Bret Michaels failed to take the stage for the Rockin' 4 A Reason concert in Champaign, IL, benefiting the Champaign County Humane Society on Oct. 30 -- but he had a really good reason for missing the show.