Dee Snider Reveals His Fiction Novel Is About Toxic Masculinity + How It Affects People
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Interviews
40 Years Ago: Why Bryan Adams’ ‘Cuts Like a Knife’ Felt So Right
He had ambitious goals, and the album handily exceeded them.
Kansas Turns 50: 8 Key LPs
Founding drummer dives into early recordings, career-making triumphs and band's recent comeback.
Kansas’ Phil Ehart on the Band’s 50 Years: ‘Not Ready to Hang It Up Yet’
The band just released a career-spanning compilation album, 'Another Fork in the Road.'
Eddie Money Inspired Hagar Hit
Red Rocker was aiming for "catchy pop" success with his 1982 single "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy."
Paul Stanley Has a Message for His Critics
"The people who tell you that you need an education to have an opinion, are on salary to make you believe that," the legendary Kiss vocalist tells UCR.
Paul Stanley Says Kiss Is ‘Far From Done’ as Final Tour Rages On
"I'd like to say that this is the end of the road, but they keep paving more road."
Why Musical Artists Are Selling Their Catalog Rights
A deep dive into why this is happening so frequently.
How Christine McVie Finally Completed a ‘Real’ Solo Debut
Self-titled 1984 project only happened because of a Fleetwood Mac hiatus.
Christine McVie’s ‘Weird Chemistry’ With Lindsey Buckingham
Duo found success collaborating both inside and out of Fleetwood Mac.
What Makes a Guitarist Iconic? With Guitar-Maker Dean Zelinsky
A lot goes into making the complete package for an iconic guitarist.
Want Microblading? Do Your Research FIRST, Warns Texas Woman
"She continued to blame my skin. [...] I literally had to beg for the money I had to pocket out to fix this."