Donald Trump himself will present Kiss with a Kennedy Center Honor, but the band's co-founders have had mixed reactions to ...

The original members of Kiss — Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss — have commented on being selected to ...

As the new chairman of the Kennedy Center, President Donald Trump named as country music star George Strait, “Rocky” actor ...

President Donald Trump has celebrated Kiss with a Kennedy Center Honor, despite the band previously slamming him over his ...

KISS is about to receive one of the highest cultural accolades in the nation and the band is soaking in every bit of the ...

Donald Trump announced this year's Kennedy Center Honorees today, which included '70s rock legends who previously declined to ...

Earlier today, KISS was named among this year's Kennedy Center Honorees. See how members of the band reacted to the news.

Kiss is known as one of the most singular live acts of all time, but Paul Stanley felt that England had their own version of ...

Paul Stanley took a tragedy that hit close to home for KISS and wrote one of the most popular songs in rock history.

Stanley, 73, opened up about the sense of betrayal he felt in the mid-1980s, when KISS was working on the album Asylum and Simmons, 75, was pursuing a film career. “I felt betrayed.

Shout It Out Loud is set to chronicle the journey of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, from their unlikely friendship in Queens, New York, to the formation of KISS with Ace Frehley and Peter Criss ...

While he was doing this, Stanley was left to handle all of KISS's musical duties, including most of the songwriting duties for their 1984 album, Animalize. "I felt betrayed.