A Motley Crue ‘Shout At The Devil’ autographed world tour book and other framed vintage memorabilia sold for $5,000 during a recent eBay auction. Who knew? In 1984 Motley Crue were the last band on earth you might expect to get the “shadow box” treatment but this fan (seller) had a vision and clearly, it’s paid off.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry is all too aware that every syllable which leaves his lips is fair game to ignite potential controversy. He aims to bring many topics into very clear focus with his forthcoming autobiography that’s currently in the works.
Kiss want to make sure the word gets out on their summer run with Motley Crue and what better way to do that than breaking down some of the language barriers that separate us in the world.
Matt and Craig had a chance to talk to the Motor City Madman himself, Ted Nugent. In the half hour UNEDITED interview, the legendary rocker talked about hunting, Mexico, Ace and Mick, his first band, his new line of coffee, and communism. Not necessarily in that order. He is, without a doubt, a colorful character.
You may want to sit down for this one: Apparently, Gene Simmons understands that he has occasionally been guilty of treating the women in his life with something less than total respect.
Paul McCartney has given generously to the Nordoff Robbins organization over the years and by handing over one of his basses for auction, the charity received an additional £40,000.
The Rolling Stones‘ plans (or lack thereof) have been front and center lately, but while they’ve yet to do much of anything this year, that hasn’t kept drummer Charlie Watts from keeping busy.
NBC has a "new" show debuting in the fall called "Mockingbird Lane" TV trivia geeks like me will recognize that street name as the address for the 60's sitcom family "The Munsters". 1313 Mockingbird Lane, to be exact. The show is a 10's version of the classic TV family with Lily, Eddie, Grandpa, Marilyn, and of course, Herman. But, the $64,000 question is, who will be the new Herman Munster?
Hope Sir Elton John gets better. He was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital after contracting a "serious respiratory infection" over the weekend during his weekly Las Vegas performances of "The Million Dollar Piano" show at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The performer has been doing these shows for a little over a year, and will resume in October.
Remember Ted Williams? The homeless guy with the golden tones? He still has some of those voice over jobs he got last year when he was discovered on the side of the road in Columbus, Ohio (Kraft Macaroni and Cheese...You Know you Love It) But now he's an author, too!
Even though he's been dead almost 2 years now, Michael Jackson is back on Pepsi cans advertising for the cola maker. He might even be in TV ads with a hologram! Thank you Tupac! The soft drink company is partnering with the Jackson image and likeness to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his "Bad" CD.
According to Dennis Leary, now that Dick Clark is dead, Casey Kasem is "now reveling in his status as last and reigning king of leather faced syrup voiced lizard people”. And he's also 80 years old! What better way to celebrate his birthday by giving you the good and the bad of Casey! Casey has Michigan ties, he was born in Detroit, went to Wayne State, and got his start in radio in Flint.
