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Do You Remember These 10 Forgotten 2006 Rock Radio Hits?

They once ruled the rock radio airwaves, but unlike some of the other songs from that era they haven't really stood the test of time. Continue reading…

The Wish Kelly Osbourne Made at Ozzy's Grave

Kelly Osbourne has shared that she made a wish at Ozzy's grave in the midst of her grief and that something life-changing happened to her th next day. Continue reading…

VOTE: Better Myles Kennedy Band - Alter Bridge vs. Slash

Let us know if you prefer Alter Bridge or Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators in the Loudwire Nights Chuck's Fight Club poll. Continue reading…

How Rush Rehearsed 'Mistakes' Prepping for Fifty Something Tour

Rush changed their approach while rehearsing for their return to the stage. Part of it was admitting "mistakes" will happen. Continue reading…

Ejected Fan’s Dad Apologizes to Sex Pistols Singer After Incident

A Sex Pistols fan's father has apologized after his son was ejected from a show for joining an all-female mosh pit over the weekend. Continue reading…

Local News

New DOT rule could mean less help for some flight disruptions

Effective Oct. 19, the rule creates a new reporting category for 10 causes of delays and cancellations. Refund rights remain unchanged.

'We wish her luck': White House asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign

The White House has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign from her position as US ambassador to Greece after a string of reports about alleged misconduct, the new press secretary said Tuesday.

NASA's plans for a 'moon base' could take shape by the end of 2026

NASA is planning a series of moon missions to test technology for a future moon base, with liftoff not expected before December 2026.

'They locked me in': Urgent care staff leave woman waiting in exam room after closing clinic

A woman seeking treatment for an asthma attack says she was left alone inside a New Hampshire urgent care clinic after employees closed for the night, forcing her to call 911.

Six Flags closes some coasters nationwide after Georgia roller coaster death

Six Flags said it has temporarily closed nine rides across the country after a man died and several others were injured Monday in a roller coaster incident at an amusement park in Georgia.

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