Jovi Tired of Sambora Questions
Jon Bon Jovi knows it's a hard, lonely life for a rock 'n' roll cowboy -- especially one whose pardner has vanished and the press won't stop asking him why.
I think K-Mart might be onto something here. I can remember when the Blue Light Special was all they could push. But this is just classic!
Casper's own A'Salt Creek Roller Girls home bout on Saturday, May 25th, is guaranteed to be one of the hottest match's of the season.
Most people could practice guitar for years and never be able to play a Van Halen song.
Cats have many enemies—dogs are the obvious one, but they have several other rivalries as well.
David Bowie is paying tribute to Trevor Bolder a day after his former bassist succumbed after a lengthy battle with cancer. Bolder was also a member of Uriah Heep and Wishbone Ash.
It's been five years since Metallica released 'Death Magnetic,' their last studio album. The band says they're anxious to return to the studio to start recording again, and they've got the material. However two obligations are keeping them beginning work on the first album from their own label Blackened Recordings.
Ozzy Osbourne has been known for his chemical exploits over his long rock career. He was clean and sober for years only to succumb to the beast that is addiction. Now he's back on his road to recovery and his wife can't be more proud according to News Republic
Rock memoirs are a great source of salacious details about the history of a band or artist, and that's certainly true in the case of Ratt singer Stephen Pearcy's new autobiography. As its title suggests, his recently released 'Sex, Drugs, Ratt & Roll: My Life in Rock' digs into the excesses of the '80s when Ratt were at their peak, and offers some insights into how he helped bring a little glam into the hard rock universe.
Having returned to the public sphere with his most recent Academy Award hostings and the upcoming 'Monsters University,' legendary comedian Billy Crystal will next head to TV full time. The 'When Harry Met Sally' funnyman will headline a new FX single-camera comedy pilot 'The Comedians,' but what about the creative team has the TV industry already buzzing?
You might recognize a few of these faces from last week, when we showed the man on the right, Karl Stefanovic, pranking his co-anchor from Australia 'Today' on the air. He's back, and this time he's trying to eat the world's hottest pie.