Jeff Giles

Colons, forward slashes, backward slashes, dots and coms -- writing a URL can be a tricky business. And who better to set the record straight than rock's very own Slash?

Two years after he underwent an emergency procedure there to repair bleeding around his brain -- and a year after he returned for heart surgery -- Poison frontman Bret Michaels dedicated a new hospitality and music room at St. Joseph's Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Ariz.

As we recently reported, Jack Osbourne got married to Lisa Stelly over the weekend in Hawaii. And while that is certainly wonderful news, it just might be what Ozzy Osbourne's son did days after wedding that is truly remarkable. Jack and his buddy helped save the life of a woman who had a heart attack and started to drown in the surf on the Hawaii beach where he's been enjoying his honeymoon. Read

A few days after he took to Twitter to laugh off rumors of his impending nuptials, Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack made them come true by walking down the aisle with his new bride, actress and model Lisa Stelly.

Get Slayer's Kerry King and Anthrax's Scott Ian in front of a camera together, and all you have to do is get out of the way while two hard rock legends talk -- which is exactly what the producers at Fuse.tv did recently when King and Ian arrived in the studio to discuss their recent Metal Masters 4 concert.

Between releasing a new Smashing Pumpkins album and finally opening the Chicago tea house of his dreams, 2012 was shaping up to be a pretty great year for Billy Corgan -- but apparently a tree had to go and ruin everything.

Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell and his wife Vicky have been sued by their former maid, who claims she was overworked and underpaid.

Slash might be branching out into film production, but he's still a rocker at heart -- so it only makes sense that 'Nothing to Fear,' the debut release from his Slasher Films banner, will feature a Slash score.

It's been a long three years for Pearl Jam fans since the band's last album of original material, 'Backspacer,' was released -- but it looks like some new music is finally on the way.

Yesterday (Sept. 27) marked the 26th anniversary of Metallica bassist Cliff Burton's shocking death, prompting an outpouring of memories from fans -- as well as a tribute from his surviving bandmates.