Kiss

Third in series turned out to be the last major hurrah for this lineup.

Check out the cover art for 'Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery,' as Kiss join those meddling kids again in a new animated movie.

Have you ever wanted to shoot a metal ball into Gene Simmons' open mouth?

For those who like covers: Stone Sour's Record Store Day release features covers from Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Alice In Chains and Kiss. Check out all the tracks on Youtube for free.

This year's ASCAP Pop Awards came complete with a full-on lovefest between Dave Grohl and Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley.

Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 hits theaters tomorrow, April 17th. The trailer looks like more of the same, so if you're a Kevin James fan and enjoyed the original, you're in for a treat. This film places Blart in "the big show" for mall cops, Las Vegas, where he is attending a security guard convention...

The Baselworld Watch and Jewellery Show doesn't exactly sound like the type of event where a person is liable to see Sebastian Bach singing an AC/DC classic backed by members of Kiss and Night Ranger bassist Jack Blades.

The quest for rock supremacy is often fought in arenas, but on April 11, that battle will also include wearing helmets and shoulder pads.

Dee Snider recently caught some flak for derogatory comments made about former Whitesnake guitarist Doug Aldrich and the current Kiss lineup, but as the Twisted Sister frontman argued during an appearance on Eddie Trunk Live, he wasn't just making idly rude remarks.

Add Dee Snider to the list of those who think Kiss are making a terrible mistake by presenting new members in the classic makeup worn by departed founders Ace Frehley and Peter Criss.

The full-blown Kiss concert experience is big enough to require the occasional use of pre-recorded backing tracks, but that doesn't mean the group has forgotten how to deliver an old-fashioned, stripped-down acoustic set.

At this point, it's almost a bigger deal when a major band doesn't rely to some extent on pre-recorded music during live performances, but it's still kind of embarrassing when a group gets caught miming.