Rock stars come and go, but Alice Cooper's contributions to the canon of rock 'n' roll showmanship have been remarkably lasting. In a career spanning three decades, Cooper has elevated the live presentation of rock music with...

Alice Cooper (born February 4, 1948), birthname Vincent Furnier, is an American rock singer, songwriter and musician whose career spans five decades. With a stage show that featured guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood and boa constrictors, Cooper...

ALICE COOPER At: The Orpheum Theater with the Front, last night. Two-thirds of the way through the latest Alice Cooper spectacle, one of those great, rare confluences of the literal, the figurative and the theatrical occurred. Cooper, behaving badly during "Welcome to...

Alice Cooper that top dog of shock rock, the guy with the onstage guillotine and electric chair is an active Christian now. No, he's not a "Christian rock artist," and he's quick to make that distinction, to separate himself from Petra or DC...

The Statler Brothers, the Winans, Phil Keaggy, Larnelle Harris and Joe Moscheo will be inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, the hall announced Thursday.The artists will be inducted at a Gospel Music Association ceremony in Nashville on Oct. 29.The Statler Brothers _ Harold...

Each summer, a song emerges that comes to define those warm, sunshiny months for seasons afterward: Donna Summer's "Bad Girls." Alice Cooper's "School's Out." Usher's "Yeah." Beyonce's "Crazy In Love." And, unfortunately, the "Macarena."But not all songs released in the summertime can become the next...