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The Password Manager study wasn't done just in Texas but the passwords it found most often were so obvious. (1234 ... really?) No wonder people get hacked so often.

Just when you thought you’d seen it all on the roads of Irving, a wild road rage incident takes a dramatic turn—stay tuned for the shocking details.

Ahead of the annual Bowl for Ronnie charity event, rock and metal icons name their favorite song by the legendary Ronnie James Dio.

Alpha Wolf's Lochie Keogh and Sabian Lynch go ghost hunting in the season finale of 'Paranormal Prison.'

The Osbourne family shared messages they received from Donald Trump and King Charles III sending their condolences after Ozzy's death.

Sharon Osbourne calls out Black Sabbath's first manager for attempting to distribute their early demos without their involvement.

A chef at the Marriott in Lima, Peru was fired after taking a photo with Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose because it's a violation of the hotel policy.

A collective of 374 bagpipers united at the site of one of the band's historic video shoots as they attempted to break a world record.

Earshot's frontman and founding member Wil Martin celebrates their latest album, 'Humaning,' and spends time reflecting on the band's 26-year career.

They flopped commercially, but it wasn't for a lack of quality.

From the sidelines to the stands, Texas Tech fans have always had their own way of cheering. But now, their tortilla toss is hitting a major snag.

Last year, El Paso WinterFest was named the 2nd best winter 'fest, (aka "holiday market"), in the entire country by USA Today. This year, it's Newsweek that has nominated El Paso Winterfest and voting has already begun.

El Paso WinterFest will be open nightly from 5pm - 11pm through January 4th, 2026 and has been nominated by Newsweek as best holiday market in the USA.

Creed guitarist Mark Tremonti has a potential timeline for when the band may get together to record new music.

"Supervillain ahh outfit," one social media user joked.

Richie Faulkner shut down inquiries from Judas Priest not once, but 16 times.

It may have been harder to find, but those keeping the blues alive in rock in the '80s were doing it well.

Saffron is pricey for a couple of reasons, one of which being shipping. Growing it in New Mexico could help lower prices, especially for those saffron lovers closest to the land of enchantment.