Kiss

Profession

Soundtrack, Actor

Gene Simmons Apologizes for Telling Depressed People to "Kill Yourself"

KISS member Gene Simmons has apologized for insensitive comments towards those suffering from addiction and depression. In an interview posted on Songfacts in July, which was widely circulated following the death of Robin Williams earlier this week, Simmons ranted about "drug addicts and alcoholics" who say, "the world is a harsh place."

Sat, Aug 16, 2014

Gene Simmons Apologizes for Telling Depressed People to "Kill Yourself"

Gene Simmons and KISS Take the Field for AMC's 4th and Loud

They've rocked and rolled all night, and partied every day, but now Kiss members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley are going long hoping to score a touchdown. In 2013, the classic rockers purchased (with their manager Doc McGhee and AFL vet owner Brett Bouchy) an Arena Football League team in Los Angeles and rebranded it LA KISS. Now Simmons sounds off on his new AMC reality series, 4th and Loud, which chronicles the struggles of a sports franchise start-up.

Tue, Aug 12, 2014

Gene Simmons and KISS Take the Field for AMC's 4th and Loud

American Idol's Caleb Weighs In on His New Album and Not Wearing the KISS Makeup

Winning American Idol isn't the only surreal thing that happened to Caleb Johnson Wednesday night. The singer from Asheville, N.C., also got to rock out with his idols KISS on not just one, but two songs. (Watch it here!) "It was really humbling and such an honor," he told reporters Thursday. "Literally they're icons of rock..."

Thu, May 22, 2014

American Idol's Caleb Weighs In on His New Album and Not Wearing the KISS Makeup

Ace Frehley's Home Destroyed by Fire

KISS guitarist Ace Frehley lost his home in a fire over the weekend, the Journal News of suburban New York reports.

Sun, Dec 15, 2013

Rove LA Comes to America: Rove McManus Brings the Backstage Antics Onstage

It's a little past 8:30 p.m. on a weekday on the Warner Bros. lot and on the set of his talk show, Rove LA, host Rove McManus has one very important question: "Is any of this show going to make it to the telly?" His show has already been taping for more than an hour, but it's a fair question. That's because this is the first time the Australian native has to deal with the c-word: censors. Season 2 — which premieres Saturday at midnight/11c on TV Guide Network with guests Russell Brand, Adam Lambert and 30 Rock's Kristen Schaal — marks the first time Rove LA will air new episodes in the U.S. McManus is still figuring out just what he can get away with here in the states. Watch videos of Rove McManus "One of the things I like being is...

Sat, Oct 6, 2012