Kiss' Gene Simmons spoke to Newsweek's Parting Shot Podcast about his public image, his venture into filmmaking and The Gene Simmons Band ...

Swift was in the guise of original Kiss lead guitarist Ace Frehley. Simmons still enjoys talking about it now, and tells ...

The KISS rocker picked up the “one-of-a-kind” estate in September. It has 6 bedrooms, 9 baths and sweeping views of the ocean ...

Kiss 'Alive!' producer Eddie Kramer said the band is plotting an expanded version of their breakthrough live album for a Fall ...

KISS's Gene Simmons has earned the right to be opinionated, but his implication about Taylor Swift fans is wrong.

Get ready for Kiss: The Next Generation. The hard rockers with the heavy makeup may have wrapped their farewell trek, the “End of the Road World Tour” at New York’s Madison Square Garden in ...

KISS rocker Paul Stanley felt betrayed by Gene Simmons in the 1980s. Stanley opened up about his anger with Simmons, after the latter pursued a film career.

Gene Simmons, of legendary rock band KISS, praised Taylor Swift in an exclusive new interview with Page Six at his Rock & Brews restaurant in El Segundo, Calif.

When Kiss suited up to shoot the iconic cover of the band’s 1975 album “Dressed To Kill” in Manhattan, Gene Simmons tells The Post there were no stylists or tailors involved.

Gene Simmons tells PEOPLE that the sale of the KISS catalog wasn't expected, but that the band "did it the right way out of respect and love for the fans," and he considers himself "blessed." ...

Simmons says he doesn't think about KISS' legacy, because "we've already scaled the heights. Our licensing and merchandising dwarfs Elvis and The Beatles combined.

KISS fans have reason to be skeptical that the band's Dec. 2 show is really the end. But, as Gene Simmons tells USA TODAY, it's time to say goodbye.