On Oct. 17, 1981, Saturday Night Live viewers got their final glimpse of one of the show’s most popular — and most unlucky — characters,
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When Van Halen Took a Victory Lap Opening for the Rolling Stones
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As he embarked on an ill-fated solo career in 1980, original Kiss drummer Peter Criss implored fans and music industry cohorts to see the man
When Van Halen’s 1996 reunion with David Lee Roth went off the rails, fans were left with a small amount of solace in the form of