When Christian metalcore legends August Burns Red came through Denver in January, Westword photographer Brandon Thrift captured images that highlighted why metal and Christianity make for such a, well ...

KISS' Gene Simmons says he can do “anything he wants to do” when it comes to his much-maligned attempt to trademark the famed “rock on” or “devil horns” hand gesture. Read what the long-tongued rocker ...

Gene Simmons has withdrawn his application to trademark the hand gesture commonly known as the “devil horns” or “metal horns,” less than two weeks after he filed it with the United States Patent and ...

In 2017, when KISS frontman Gene Simmons decided to attempt to trademark the devil horns, it sparked a big debate online, as it does every few years, as to who actually invented the gesture, with most ...

A couple of days ago, word got out that Gene Simmons has filed an application for a trademark on (a very much incorrect version of) the devil horns hand sign that millions of metalheads across the ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Rock legend and KISS bassist Gene Simmons ...

KISS bassist Gene Simmons is never one to turn down an opportunity to make money. From overpriced masks to wine, to caskets and urns to disturbing looking condoms, to fucking AIR GUITAR STRINGS (that ...

Approximately 176 years ago, the entire metal community voted and agreed to credit Ronnie James Dio (or, more accurately, Ronnie James Dio’s grandmother) with the creation of the devil horns we all so ...

As a metalhead, this story hits a bit close to home. Apparently, KISS vocalist/bassist Gene Simmons is attempting to trademark heavy metal’s most iconic symbol: the devil horns hand gesture. Obviously ...

This weeks 'Ask The 'Creep' comes from Kristina, and she's looking for the origins of "devil horns" in the metal world. In Pain, Blackie Lawless Vows to Finish W.A.S.P. Tour Performing Seated In Pain, ...