Jeff Giles

U.K. neighbors Jimmy Page and Robbie Williams still probably won't be attending one another's barbecues anytime soon, but the pair's long-running public feud appears to have ended.

Some of Toronto's most famous rodents now have new names, courtesy of three of the city's favorite rock 'n' roll sons.

Although Vince Neil was credited with playing harmonica on Motley Crue's breakthrough hit, it was performed by veteran Micky Raphael.

Nikki Sixx spent decades on the road with Mötley Crüe — and has recently toured with Sixx:A.M. — but it sounds like he's finally had enough of being away from home.

Netflix's upcoming Gypsy series, starring Naomi Watts as a therapist on the verge of personal and professional disaster, was strongly inspired by Fleetwood Mac's 1982 hit "Gypsy."

Several weeks after going on record as saying "now's the time" for Van Halen to reunite its classic rhythm section and put together a tour with David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar.

Pink Floyd fans will soon be offered the opportunity to own a unique — and no doubt pretty expensive — piece of the band's history.

Guitarist Jimmy Nalls, who rose to prominence as a co-founding member of the Allman Brothers Band splinter group Sea Level, has died at the age of 66.

Peter Criss says he's retiring from live performance this year, and on June 17, he delivered what was billed as his final U.S. concert.

Brian Wilson is summing up the past several decades of his solo career with a new retrospective compilation that rounds out its track listing with a pair of previously unreleased recordings.