Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Lingering animosities and unhealed wounds led to John Fogerty performing with others.

Musicians of all stripes gathered for rock's most prestigious evening.

"Thankfully, I am at a point in my life where there is no need for me to spend time in an environment that reduces women."

They joined forces on a rendition of the Commodores' classic 'Easy.'

It was a star-studded night in Los Angeles.

They welcomed Jimmy Iovine and Allen Grubman – then paid thunderous closing tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis.

'Rolling Stone' founder Jann Wenner insists he has no control over nominations.

Judas Priest singer called his band "the Rodney Dangerfield of heavy metal."

Singer-songwriter speculates an awkward encounter with Rock Hall cofounder Jann Wenner influenced delayed induction.

Singer has "lobbied for the past 25 years to get him the credit he's due."

New inductees were in a celebratory mood after hearing the news.

New wave heartthrobs lead by wide margin.