Bret Michaels
Bret Michaels has settled his lawsuit against CBS Broadcasting, which stemmed from an incident where a set piece dropped on the Poison frontman at the 2009 Tony Awards.
Read MoreGiven his recent health issues – including his status as a lifelong diabetic and the life-threatening stretch in 2010 where he endured an appendectomy, a brain hemorrhage and discovered a hole in his heart- Poison frontman Bret Michaels has been selected to give the keynote speech at a conference for the Diversity Alliance for Science on May 22 in Newark, N.J.
Read MoreRecording a duet with Miley Cyrus must have triggered some sort of collaboration fever for Bret Michaels. For his new album, 'Get Your Rock On,' he broke out his rolodex and lined up a veritable who's who of rock 'n' roll luminaries, including members of KISS, Pantera, Van Halen, Aerosmith and more.
Read MoreBy now everyone and their grandmother has seen the YouTube video of Poison frontman Bret Michaels getting smacked in the face with a prop during his performance at the 2009 Tony Awards with the cast of Rock of Ages and that’s exactly why Michaels is suing over the incident … again.
Read MoreWhile Bret Michaels may seem like one of the hardest working men in rock juggling his solo career, Poison and a bevy of reality shows, there's a method to his madness. Michaels recently stopped by the set of Sharon Osbourne's TV show ‘The Talk’ to participate in their ‘Redo U’ series, offering up advice and self-help to anyone seeking it.
Read MoreFormer Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach and Poison frontman Bret Michaels have written lengthy tributes to Whitney Houston upon the sudden news of her death today (Feb. 11). Both musicians expressed deep sadness at the news, and wrote about how they were touched personally by Houston and her music.
Read MoreSo if you think you’ve heard every possible incarnation of Poison’s ‘Every Rose Has It’s Thorn,’ think again! Bret Michaels is gearing up to release a new solo disc titled ‘Get Your Rock On’ and it will include a duet of the twangy love song with country legend Loretta Lynn.
Read MoreNow in its 14th year, the Grammy Foundation’s Music Preservation Project Event is set to go down at the Saban Theatre on Feb. 9 in Beverly Hills, Calif. ‘One Night Only: A Celebration of the Live Music Experience’ will boast a slew of celebrity participation from the music community throughout the evening from hosting duties to live performances.
Read MoreBret Michaels is expanding his brand and will be reaching consumers in multiple ways with two new business ventures. He's taking everything he learned on 'Celebrity Apprentice' a step further and launching separate instrument and pet product lines.
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