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"He talks about things that he doesn't know about," Criss said of his former bandmate.

The singer has strong opinions about audience etiquette.

Watch the trailer for an upcoming documentary combining rarely seen footage, extraordinary archival materials and new interviews.

If you're ever in Tokyo and get a craving for Midwest food.

Heinz has created a French fry box designed with a built-in ketchup pocket for easy dipping on the go.

After focusing on lesser-known material on recent tours, Mellencamp is revisiting his biggest hits.

The album will include covers of songs by Funkadelic, Jimmy Webb and Frank Ocean.

Glam metal reached a fever pitch, thrash hit a new benchmark and former bandmates squared off against each other.

Neal Schon seems to be clicking with a core group of remaining collaborators. Meanwhile, Arnel Pineda is still missing.

Hey so people can't drive safely.

Get ready to shake off those winter blues with some live tunes! Six free concerts are on the way.

After going into cardiac arrest at the Nov. 9 Bears game, Laura Hart met Davenport Officer Riley McIntyre, who helped save her life.

This is your one-stop shop for everything that happens throughout the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show - in-studio photos, the videos discussed, and the goofy stuff we find throughout the show.

A new clip is going viral showing the latest little "bug" in the system, when one of the Waymos drove onto a light rail train track - and the passenger had to jump out.

"Black Horizon" is the first new music from the hard rock supergroup in eight years.

The Northern California event also features Kool & the Gang, Men at Work and Tom Morello.

He'll make his first U.K. appearances in more than three years amid a lengthy run of stateside concerts.

Football is great but the Puppy Bowl is elite.

Two sassy women were hauled off of an American Airlines flight in Miami, after sitting in first class without first class tickets and refusing to leave.

A parent group in Illinois is getting quite the traction.

Mark Dixon was hired to replace Brad Delp in 1981 but dismissed by Tom Scholz without receiving the pay he’d been promised.