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The stories of many great musicians have made the leap to the big screen over the years, from the likes of Johnny Cash (Walk The Line, 2005) and Selena Quintanilla-Perez (Selena, 1997) to Ray Charles (Ray, 2004) and Ritchie Valens (La Bamba, 1987).

Now one of the most successful acts of all time will have its turn in Hollywood, when Frankie Valli and the story of the Four Seasons makes its way to theaters with the adaptation of the hit Broadway musical, Jersey Boys.More on Jersey Boys here.

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The Beach Boys, currently in the midst of their 50th anniversary tour, will appear on QVC television network tonight, May 16, at 7 pm ET. Fans can tune in and watch the boys promote their new album, That’s Why God Made the Radio, which débuts June 5.Find out more here!

Abbey Road Album Cover

The cover of The Beatles’ Abbey Road is an iconic image in popular culture, but now a variation on that photo is up for sale.

A rare photo of the Beatles walking in the opposite direction from the original album cover on Abbey Road may fetch around $16,000 (£10,000) at an auction on May 22. It is one of only six pictures taken during the shoot by photographer Iain McMillan.More facts on the famous photo.

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In Dark Shadows, the latest collaboration between Johnny Deep and director Tim Burton, Alice Cooper adds a sense of authenticity to the vampire comedy set in 1972. Although Cooper’s single “No More Mr. Nice Guy” wasn’t released until 1973, the iconic shock-rocker performs the hit, as well as his 1971 song “Ballad of Dwight Fry,” in the film.

However, Cooper’s cameo in Dark Shadows is far from his first. Let’s revisit Cooper’s past appearances on the silver screen throughout the last 40+ years.

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Let’s take a look at this week’s albums, reissues and other musical updates from classic artists making musical waves yet again.more

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Starting with Tony Iommi’s sudden lymphoma diagnosis in January, it’s not been so easy for Black Sabbath’s original members to get the old band back together. And the reunion roadblocks just keep coming.

Drummer Bill Ward, who, in February, threatened to back out of the Sabbath reunion unless he was presented with a “signable contract” from management, has done just that.We might go off the rails on a crazy train.

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Sammy Hagar is no stranger to having a good time. The former Van Halen frontman and current lead vocalist for the supergroup Chickenfoot, is perhaps just as famous for his Cabo Wabo chain of restaurants/nightclubs and brand of tequila by the same name as he is for his music.

Hagar sold his Cabo Wabo tequila brand in 2007 for a cool $80 million, but has remained in control of his Cabo Wabo chain of cantinas. Having already conquered the tequila market, Hagar is turning his attention to rum.More on Hagar and Chickenfoot tour dates!

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Even with Paul McCartney‘s 70th birthday approaching next month the ex-Beatles bassist isn’t slowing down one bit.

Sir Paul performed in front of 200,000 people at Mexico City’s historic central square, The Zolcalo, for the final performance of his Latin American tour.Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

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Rumors abound on whether or not ex-Velvet Revolver and Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland will be rejoining Velvet Revolver.

In a new interview with ABC News Radio, Weiland said he’s back in the rock supergroup, which includes former Guns N’ Roses members Slash, Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan.Read the exclusive interview here!

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AC/DC fans will have to wait a little while before they’ll be hearing any new tracks from the legendary Australian rockers.

Although fans hoping to hear new material were encouraged by comments made by lead singer Brian Johnson in January, founding member and guitarist Malcolm Young said a new album is not in the band’s immediate future.For those about to rock, click here.