The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will celebrate its 25th anniversary this October with a two-night birthday blow-out at New York's Madison Square Garden, featuring performances from a who's who list of rockers, including Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Metallica, and U2.

This week, music's heavy-hitters reclaimed the spotlight: Green Day premiered songs from their first album in five years at a secret show in San Francisco, Eminem returned with his celeb-spoofing video for "We Made You," and No Doubt released their first new recording since 2003.

What did it take to entice Twisted Sister's Dee Snider, Super Size Me's Morgan Spurlock, and some 500 chain-smoking, beer-drinking, leather-jacketed metalheads out into the freezing New York City rain?

A new documentary about an obscure Canadian metal band that's been struggling to make it in the music biz for 30 years: Anvil! The Story of Anvil

While pop music's spotlight is about to shine brightly on Eminem -- his first video and album in five years are rolling out over the next month -- the rap icon was simply a fan on Saturday night, honoring his heroes, Run-DMC, at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cleveland.

After a smashing surprise set at last weekend's South by Southwest music festival, the metal masterminds in Metallica have unveiled plans for a massive North American fall tour.

A poker tournament with rich rock legends?!? Perfect! Deal us in!