The Eagles

Irving Azoff, the manager for such industry giants as the Eagles and Steely Dan, is stepping up his campaign against unlicensed videos on YouTube.

Only one of the Eagles was actually a California native -- but which one?

Don Henley has filed a suit against a clothing company on the grounds that they used his name and the title of an Eagles song without permission.

David Letterman finds out that the CBS Orchestra is not allowed to play any Eagles songs.

An woman has filed suit claiming she was attacked by a police officer at an Eagles concert for no reason.

Walsh is also sitting in on upcoming releases from the Foo Fighters and War.

The popular band will continue touring through October.

When it was announced last year that the Eagles would be the first band to play the newly renovated (and formerly “Fabulous”) Forum in Inglewood, Calif., tickets flew out the door.

You may love the Eagles or hate them, but chances are good that even if you fall into the latter group, you've never drawn blood over it. But one South Carolina woman did earlier this week.

As the Eagles continue their 2013 tour, the six studio albums they released on Asylum Records between 1972 and 1979 will soon be available on vinyl once again -- this time in a limited-edition box set called, um, 'The Studio Albums 1972-1979.'